n this case analysis assignment, you will embark on a deep dive into the $$Cheekbone Beauty$$ case, at the intersection of business and social impact. You can access the case directly here or via the course repository. You will not only unpack the nuances of the organization$$s operations but also integrate the knowledge woven through readings and class discussions during the initial six weeks of the semester. The task is to synthesize various insights and apply them to this case study as discussed below. Your analysis should be guided by the following questions:

$1.$ Mission: Discuss the founder$$s motivation behind Cheekbone Beauty and assess how their vision aligns with the company$$s mission. Explore the founder$$s core values and how they are reflected in the company$$s activities and initiatives.

$2.$ Wicked Problems: Define the concept of a $$wicked problem$$ and examine whether Cheekbone Beauty is tackling such challenges in its operations or industry. Explore the complexities and nuances of the issues faced, and evaluate the company$$s strategies for addressing them.

$3.$ Business Model: Dive into Cheekbone Beauty$$s business model, highlighting its unique aspects and product offerings. Identify and analyze the challenges the company has en$-$ countered, exploring how these challenges have been navigated. Assess the opportunities that have emerged due to the company$$s distinctive positioning, considering ongoing market trends and evolving consumer preferences.

$4.$ Multisided Platform: Explain the concept of a multisided platform. Discuss whether Cheekbone Beauty can be classified as a multisided platform.

$5.$ Organizational Structure: Provide an overview of Cheekbone Beauty$$s current organi$-$ zational structure. Now imagine that the company is contemplating a transition into a US $501($c$)(3)$ organization. Discuss changes you think would be necessary to the organiza$-$ tional structure, governance, and operational processes for this transition.

$6.$ Impact: Discuss how this organization currently assess if at all, its social impact. How can it better measure its social impact?