Doni Aldine

Doni Aldine is recognized by FOLIO as a 2020 TOP Women in Media Honoree. A globally mobile Afro-Latina and first-generation North American who, by age 19, lived in & identified with seven cultures on five continents, Aldine is passionate about creating community for cross-cultural populations. She has presented around the globe as a Keynote, at conferences, universities & in media as a lifestyle expert focused on entrepreneurship, marketing & cross-cultural identity. With this background, she developed university curricula for global culture identity.

Aldine uses her global, multi-cultural background, academic training, and career experience in media, management and business to position CULTURS as the first-ever digital-first print publication & product marketplace of its kind - one that addresses global and mobile cultural identities, with emphasis on hidden diversity.

Most recently, she consulted on culture for Warner Brothers Studios and Turner Network Television, working on “I am the Night,” directed by Wonder Woman Patty Jenkins (“Wonder Woman,” “Monster”) and starring Chris Pine (“Star Trek,” “Wonder Woman”); and branding and culture for the Peter Tosh Estate (Tosh is a founding member of the Wailers with Bob Marley) in Jamaica. In 2018, "Culturs" - The Global Multicultural Magazine Celebrating Cross-Cultural identity,” launched in print. The magazine has included partners like Colorado State University, The Denver Post, United Nations, World Bank, Coke, New Belgium Brewery, O'Dells Brewery Warner Bros. Home Entertainment and Turner Broadcasting. The publication reaches more than 1.2 million through email, mobile, digital and print editions distributed in Whole Foods, Barnes and Noble, Books-a-Million, Sprouts and university and independent bookstores. ———— Aldine’s experience includes marketing for corporations, retail and education & editing for print and digital magazines. She worked in-front-of or behind-the-scenes with ABC's The View, Lifetime Television, The Tyra Banks Show, EXTRA TV, Soap Opera Weekly, Woman's Day, Pregnancy Magazine, Woman's World, Oxygen, Oprah Magazine and more. Ambrosine interviewed celebrities including Naomi Watts (King Kong, Birdman), Molly Simms (Sports Illustrated Model; Actor - NBC's Las Vegas), Anne Hathaway (The Princess Diaries, The Intern) and business and political names including Colorado Governors John Hickenlooper and Bill Ritter, Denver Mayor Wellington Webb, Eula Adams (First Data Corporation), L. Don Brown (Coors), & more.

She served as head of a manufacturing company that developed original, award-winning products selling in 45 countries via stores like Hallmark, ProFlowers, Major museums in the U.S., Europe and Oceana, and independent stores globally. She also developed custom-branded products for organizations including The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Getty Museum, Jouer Cosmetics and CBS television, and for celebrities like Dancing with the Stars' Brooke Burke, The Bachelorette's Trista Sutter, music artist-Usher. ————

ABOUT CULTURS Culturs celebrates cross-cultural and intersectional identity: Because everyone should feel like they matter.

Our content focus is 21st Century Diversity (a culturally fluid outlook that embodies a vision of the world that fast is becoming our future). We reach 1.26 million people through a print magazine (distributed in the Air Force and Army Exchange Stores (AFFES). Whole Foods, Barnes and Noble, Books-a-Million, Sprouts, and independent bookstores), a digital magazine with readers in 200 countries, an online magazine, mobile publication, email list of 500,000, and the soon-to-launch Culturs on XOTV.

The missing "e" in Cultur[e]s represents the often-hidden diversities of Culturs’ audience. Our content sits at the intersection of social justice, geographic mobility and people of color. The publication was founded to give voice to immigrants, refugees, intersectional identities (multiethnic, multiracial, multicultural), and other culturally-fluid underserved populations.

We do this by producing lifestyle content that celebrates the very fluidity that most people ignore -- the cultural fluidity that represents the voice of the future -- and brings that into the mainstream.