House of Chance Intellectual Property Registry
Effective date: July 30, 2026
This registry identifies the principal creative, commercial, educational, and institutional assets developed under the direction of Chance Alan Whiting, “The Duke,” Founder and Chief Visionary Officer of House of Chance.
Creator and Executive Direction
Original vision, intellectual direction, creative development, brand architecture, and executive production are attributed to Chance Alan Whiting, subject to any separately documented third-party rights, licenses, assignments, work-for-hire agreements, or collaborator credits.
Registered Asset Classes
- House of Chance brand identity, marks, naming systems, visual systems, and commercial architecture
- The Duke and Duchess apparel concepts, collections, product names, artwork direction, and launch systems
- The Duke Letters digital reading and narrated-audio series
- Trust Yourself Again™ campaign concepts and related commercial materials
- FutureWise educational programs, curricula, frameworks, and institutional systems
- House of Chance Institutional Acquisition Institute and the Institutional Acquisition Execution System
- Investor operating systems, business frameworks, sales materials, media concepts, scripts, and production assets
- Storefront pages, product descriptions, collection architecture, metadata systems, and associated commercial copy
AI-Assisted Production
AI-assisted tools may support research, drafting, editing, design, narration, analysis, formatting, or production. Such assistance does not replace the creator’s direction, selection, arrangement, revision, approval, or responsibility for the final work.
Rights Notice
© 2026 Chance Alan Whiting and House of Chance. All rights reserved. No content listed or referenced in this registry may be copied, adapted, distributed, sold, licensed, trained upon, or used commercially without written authorization, except where applicable law permits.
Scope and Recordkeeping
This page is an internal and public-facing ownership record. It is not a substitute for government copyright or trademark registration, signed assignments, licenses, contributor agreements, or legal advice. Formal registrations and contracts should be maintained separately.
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