Intellectual Property and CREST projects
The BSA has no interest in the ownership of
any Intellectual Property Rights, know how, or other rights developed under or
arising from a CREST project submitted to the BSA.
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I’m leaving my current organisation, how do I hand over my projects?
You can transfer your Survey Monkey Apply account to a new owner. Go to Account settings, and update the name and email as needed to reflect the new owner of the account. Make sure you give the new owner your account password too.