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Paul Orfalea Net Worth: Paul Orfalea is an American entrepreneur and public speaker who has a net worth of $250 million. Paul Orfalea was born November 28, 1947 in Los Angeles, California. Paul Orfalea founded Kinko’s in 1970 near the University of California at Santa Barbara with a simple concept: provide college students with products and services they need at a competitive price. The name ‘Kinko’s’ was coined from Orfalea’s nickname of Kinko (due to his curly red hair). The space Orfalea rented for his copy business was tiny, but Kinko’s grew to be the world’s leading business services chain with over 1100 Kinko’s worldwide. Much of Kinko’s success can be traced directly to Orfalea’s unique business philosophy based on the founder’s freethinking, creative style. Orfalea’s theories and instincts on how to operate a successful business were grounded in his passion for retailing, his insistence on taking care of his co-workers and customers, and a sharp eye for opportunity. Through Paul Orfalea’s leadership, Kinko’s has taken an exemplary leading role in environmental responsibility. Orfalea is no longer involved with Kinko’s. He now devotes much of his time to new business ventures. One of those ventures is the formation of the Orfalea Family Foundation, which supports various philanthropic efforts, but specifically spotlights early care and education at children’s centers, caregiver training and intergenerational programs. Orfalea is in great demand for public speaking, often addressing business organizations, especially entrepreneurs and working women, with his inspirational messages. In 2000, People Magazine profiled Orfalea as one of several prominent leaders who has overcome dyslexia and gone on to have illustrious careers.

Nile Niami net worth: Nile Niami is an American film producer and real estate developer who has a net worth of $50 million. He started out as a film producer then transitioned into the real estate development world. Today he is best-known for developing extremely lavish mansions in Los Angeles that cost $100 million and above. Nile Niami was born in Bel Air, Los Angeles, California in 1968. He grew up dirt poor in LA’s San Fernando Valley. His mother was a special education teacher who was tragically murdered by a home invader in 2001. Nile initially set out to make it in the world of Hollywood special effects and makeup. He eventually launched his own production company. He would go on to produce the films “Terminal Force” in 1995, “DNA” in 1996, “T.N.T”. in 1997, “Point Blank”, “The Patriot” in 1998, “The Survivor” in 1998, “Resurrection” in 1999, “The Watcher” in 2000, and “Camouflage” and “Tart”, both in 2001. As his producing career rose, Nile began making real estate investments, flipping cheap homes in LA’s suburbs. Over the years his flips got more and more expensive. A watershed moment came in 2012 when he flipped a home to the Winklevoss twins (of Facebook fame) for $18 million. For the next five years, Nile experienced enormous success as the LA luxury real estate market soared. In 2014 he sold a custom-built mansion in Holmby Hills to P. Diddy for $39 million. Two years later he sold a mansion in Beverly Hills for $38.3 million. In 2017 he sold a home to Floyd Mayweather for $26 million. Opus: In 2017, Nile completed work on a home in Beverly Hills which he soon listed for $100 million. He dubbed the 20,500 square-foot spec home “Opus”. Sitting on 1-acre, the home has 7 bedrooms, 11 bathrooms and a champagne vault. The sale price includes a gold Lamborghini, a gold Rolls-Royce Dawn a full-time house manager whose salary would be covered for two years. Roughly $2 million worth of art and other accessories were included in the price. Niami reportedly rejected a $50 million offer for the home from Chinese billionaire William Ding. In April 2020, his lender on Opus reportedly filed a default notice on the property, forcing Niami to turn over ownership. The One: Nile Niami is probably best-known for constructing a 100,000 square-foot spec home in Bel Air dubbed “The One” which he listed for $500 million. The The mansion became the most expensive private residence in the United States and one of the most expensive homes in the world. The property has a 50-car garage, four lane bowling alley, private nightclub, five elevators and a 10,000-bottle wine cellar. On the personal home front, in 2015 Nile Niami dropped $9.5 million to buy Scooter Braun’s home. Outside of real estate he launched an app called Wolfpack which is designed to help single men looking for friends.

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