1. Power of Attorney: Specific authority granted to manager to act on artist's behalf, used when manager needs legal authority to sign certain agreements

2. International Touring: Specific provisions for international performances and tours, included when artist regularly performs internationally

3. Digital Rights Management: Specific provisions for managing social media, streaming, and other digital platforms, important for artists with significant online presence

4. Merchandising Rights: Specific provisions for merchandise creation and sales, included when merchandise is a significant revenue stream

5. Key-Person Provision: Specifies key individuals within management company who must remain involved, used with larger management companies

6. Publishing Rights: Specific provisions for managing music publishing rights, included for artists who compose their own music

7. Brand Partnerships: Framework for managing endorsements and sponsorships, included for artists with commercial potential

8. Sub-Management: Terms for engaging other managers or representatives in specific territories, used for international artists

1. Schedule 1 - Commission Structure: Detailed breakdown of commission percentages for different types of income

2. Schedule 2 - Approved Expenses: List of pre-approved expenses that manager can incur on artist's behalf

3. Schedule 3 - Territory Definition: Detailed description of geographical territories covered by the agreement

4. Schedule 4 - Existing Contracts: List of artist's existing contracts and commitments

5. Schedule 5 - Key Personnel: List of key team members assigned to the artist's management

6. Appendix A - Reporting Template: Standard format for financial reports and statements

7. Appendix B - Approval Matrix: Matrix showing decision-making authority levels for various types of agreements and commitments