Business Outline
1. New Global Heritage Business Framework
IP & Asset Development: Clearly defining the assets we are selling (park concepts, trademarks, branding, vendor networks, digital extensions, etc.).
Legal Structuring: Ensuring airtight IP protection, licensing models, and partnership agreements.
Strategic Partnerships: Aligning with governments, financial institutions, and heritage organizations to enhance credibility and funding opportunities.
2. Investor & Buyer Targeting
Identifying the Right Buyer: Who has the vision, capital, and infrastructure to build and operate such parks?
Pitching Strategy: Structuring the messaging to make this a compelling, high-value investment.
Financial Planning: Estimating cost projections, projected returns, and the overall valuation of our IP package.
3. Promotional & Market Engagement
Global Awareness Strategy: Creating campaigns that drive interest, credibility, and urgency.
High-Impact Presentation Materials: Ensuring decks, videos, and collateral match the scale of our vision.
Event & Conference Participation: Positioning New Global Heritage in the right global business and heritage forums.
4. Digital & Interactive Expansion
VR/Digital Parallel Offering: Reinforcing the physical parks with interactive digital experiences to increase reach and monetization.
Streaming/Documentary Content: Expanding the storytelling and educational impact through strategic media partnerships.
Gaming & Virtual Expansion: Engaging tech partners to enhance global accessibility and revenue diversification.
5. Funding & Capital Strategy
Phase 1 Capital Raise ($2M): Covering all IP protections, legal structuring, initial marketing, and core business development.
Phase 2 Capital Raise ($25M+): Scaling the operation to actively sell and position the parks to buyers globally.
Structuring Deal Terms: Crafting the equity/revenue-sharing model that ensures long-term residual value.