Stakeholder Press Business Model
29 July 2021
Stakeholder Health is a nonprofit that among other things publishes books as part of its mission (operating under the 501(c)3 FaithHealth Innovations)
- The book publishing program is called Stakeholder Press
- The print-on-demand or e-books are published at no cost to Stakeholder Press
- (unless it’s a Stakeholder Health project)
- An editorial committee will accept or reject projects or manuscripts
- The owner of the project is responsible for all costs, and pays them as incurred
- Stakeholder Press will periodically send author book sales funds due, if applicable
- Stakeholder may choose to solicit authors for specific projects
What Stakeholder Press offers to an author
- Marketing and distribution through Stakeholder network
- A place for work to be seen by public, including a target market
- Visibility for their work to potential gigs
- A “reputable” publisher
- Hand holding through the publishing process
- Connecting to editors, designers, etc. if needed
- Author is directly responsible for any hired work
- The author is responsible for providing clean, edited copy, that is laid out for print on demand (unless the publishing group negotiates something different)
- Stakeholder will help manage the printing processes as negotiated for
- Print on demand from IngramSpark or Amazon
- E-books
- SP gets at least 50 percent of book sale profits
- Stakeholder Press (through FaithHealth Innovations) coordinates finances, costs, royalties
- Stakeholder will help manage the printing processes as negotiated for
Publishing Values (to be developed)