Monop x IAM Partnership Interest.

I am... is an intellectual asset management firm: a new seat at the talent's table.

Everything a company needs can now be rented: operations, infrastructure, capital, intelligence. The one thing that can't is demand people trust. I own that. So I should own the company built on it.

The largest fortunes in talent history were not fees. They were companies talent owned. Yet the deals that reach the desk are still built to rent a name once and keep the enterprise. Company-building never had a seat in the business. Until now.

Management runs the career. I am... builds the companies: with the people already at the table, never around them.

We don't place a name into someone else's category. We find where culture is creating demand, underwrite the business that should exist there, and build it around the one person whose name can credibly own it.

Every company has the same shape: a business your audience joins and pays every month. An endorsement monetizes attention once. A membership monetizes trust continuously, and compounds into something you own.

This portrait shows what a partnership interest in the OpenLoop x YZY Health venture is worth. It pays two ways: cash while the business is running, and a larger amount when the business is sold.

The interest comes out of IAM's share, not the venture's. IAM owns 20% of the venture. The advisor owns 10% of what IAM owns, which means about 2% of the business. Nothing received reduces Ye's stake or OpenLoop's stake.

Figures reflect the high-side growth scenario in the venture's earnings model. Illustrative projection only, not a guarantee of results.

This is a subscription business. Patients enroll and pay every month, and revenue compounds because new patients stack on top of the ones who stay. Ye's audience is the launch engine, filling the business through the first six months without advertising and making paid growth efficient afterward.

By Month 24, the venture is modeled at $18.4 million a month.