An agreement regarding the individual s cooperation with the company

What you mean is very simple: in the name of the company, you are responsible for the operation of the second project. Based on your ideas, here are a few suggestions for your reference:

1. Cooperation needs to be based on the premise of win-win, so the agreement must fully reflect the win-win concept of cooperation between the two parties, which is the basis of cooperation. So, no matter what you want to get out of a partnership or a new agreement, you first have to think about what benefits you can bring to the other party through the project. For example, paying a management fee to the other party based on a percentage of sales revenue, or sharing profits between the two parties on a year-to-year basis or at the end of the project as agreed in advance (you can definitely have a better idea).

2. Whether you have other income**, this has nothing to do with the second project itself and cannot be confused. You can negotiate with the other party in advance about which costs you want to be borne by the second part of the project, and then write it into the agreement. The basic principles are:

Costs related to the project, reasonable expenses, should be borne by the project, but unrelated costs should not be included in the project cost.

3. The operation mode of the project should be clarified in the agreement. For example, all external liaison, business operations and document signing are carried out in the name of the partner company, while you are solely responsible for the actual operation of the project. It is necessary to clarify in the agreement the respective rights and obligations of both parties under this model.

Because I don't understand the specific situation, I can only give some rough advice for your reference.

You can also find a local lawyer to draw it up.

There are many person-to-person agreements, such as loan agreements, lease agreements, partnership agreements, and various contractual agreements between private individuals, etc., for example, loan agreements between individuals need to cover the following:

1. ID cards and other information of both parties;

2. The purpose, amount and agreed interest of the loan;

3. Loan term and repayment method;

4. Obligations and liabilities of both parties. Other agreements generally include the following necessary elements:

1. Information of the parties.

2. Subject: Why the contract is established, the subject is the key; Price: The price that needs to be paid to achieve the underlying transaction, including payment methods, conditions, deposits, etc.

3. Performance factors: including time, place, method, etc.; Liability for breach of contract: liquidated damages, deposits, compensations, exemptions, etc. are all included here.

4. Dispute resolution method: clarify whether arbitration or litigation. If arbitration is elected, the terms shall be in accordance with the provisions of the Arbitration Act. Clauses of the contract: conditions for entry into force or invalidity, exemption from liability for invalidity, etc.

The agreement between the two parties is also an individual-to-person agreement, such as a loan agreement, a lease agreement, a partnership agreement and various contractual agreements between private individuals

1. ID cards and other information of both parties;

2. The purpose, amount and agreed interest of the loan;

3. Loan term and repayment method;

4. Obligations and liabilities of both parties.