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The Desmond Tutu Peace Foundation USA (DTPF-USA), formed in 1998, is a legally incorporated nonprofit registered as a 501(c)(3) in the United States. But beyond the legal label, its structure reveals a highly sophisticated business strategy.
This article offers a detailed analysis of Mantak Chia’s business model, with a particular focus on how his commercial strategy aligns with the fast-growing wellness economy in the United States.
This article explores the full landscape of the Alejandro Jodorowsky business model, tracing how the Chilean-French visionary monetises his work without dependence on Hollywood studios or corporate publishers.
This article dives deep into how Oprah Winfrey designed a business infrastructure that redefined American influence for over three decades—and how it continues to resonate with U.S. audiences from baby boomers to Gen Z.
Explore Doreen Virtue’s unique business strategy, from publishing angel card decks to influencing US spirituality trends. A deep dive into her evolving business model.
Television is a cornerstone of Michio Kaku’s branding strategy. He frequently appears on American networks such as CNN, the History Channel, Discovery, and the Science Channel.
The trajectory of the Dr. Wayne Dyer business model closely mirrors the rise of the U.S. spiritual wellness industry.
These structures are not coincidental—they echo the Nelson Mandela business model, repackaged for the modern U.S. nonprofit and social venture space.
This in-depth article explores the business DNA of Alice Walker’s entrepreneurial empire, dissecting the methods, models, and mechanics that define her unique value proposition.
In 1993, James Redfield took the rare and risky route of self-publishing The Celestine Prophecy. Without the support of a mainstream publisher, Redfield relied on local bookstores, spiritual communities, and grassroots word-of-mouth networks to push the book into public consciousness.
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