While the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints (often referred to as the LDS or Mormon church) manages a massive, diversified investment portfolio that includes commercial real estate, agricultural land, and financial assets through its corporate entities, it does not outright own major secular public corporations. However, several prominent companies were founded, built, or heavily influenced by individuals of the faith. For example, JetBlue Airways was co-founded by David Neeleman, Marriott International was established by J. Willard Marriott, and the conceptual foundation behind FranklinCovey was advanced by Stephen R. Covey. These enterprises operate as independent, publicly traded entities owned by diverse global shareholders rather than being church-owned commercial businesses.