REPORTING AN ISSUE

Databricks asks Sponsors and attendees to remain vigilant for misconduct that violates our Event Standards of Conduct and to speak up if they are the target of or notice such behavior by other participants. Event attendees may share complaints of misbehavior with Databricks Marketing or legal- compliance@databricks.com. Databricks has a strict non-retaliation policy for anyone who makes a good-faith report of misconduct or provides information in support of any investigation of misconduct. To enable a prompt and thorough investigation of complaints, Databricks asks that reporters provide their name, phone number, email, and a description of the situation with as much detail as possible. While Databricks takes all concerns raised seriously, it will use its discretion to determine when and how to follow up on reported incidents. Databricks may decline to take further action and/or direct the participant to other resources to address the concern. The reporting mechanisms under the Event Standards of Conduct are not intended to address criminal activity or emergencies. Participants who believe they have been the victim of a crime or experience or observe an emergency requiring immediate response (such as a threat of harm to any individual’s health or safety) should immediately contact the appropriate municipal authorities, such as the police, fire, medical, or other emergency responder.

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