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- After deducting $1.3 billion of his assets that have been frozen, Forbes estimates his net worth at $4.7 billion.
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Sep 22, 2020 · Bron Studios co-founders Aaron L. Gilbert and Brenda Gilbert. Ten years ago, Aaron L. Gilbert was a music licensing expert in Canada with no Hollywood dreams. A decade later, Bron...
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- Kaare Eriksen
- Cofounder / Chairman / CEO
- Co-Founder / Chairman / CEO
Oct 5, 2021 · The 400 richest Americans are now 40% richer than they were last year—worth a collective $4.5 trillion—and those ranks have been bolstered by the addition of 44 new entrants, the highest ...
Aaron is a Canadian producer, executive producer, and financier of live-action and animated motion pictures and series television. In addition to Bron, Gilbert is also the Managing Director of Media House Capital, a senior lender in the film and television business.
- Noelle Gray
- Breaking News Reporter
- Dan Gilbert. Ranked at No. 23 on the list, and the highest among all Michiganians, is 59-year old Quicken Loans founder and Chairman Dan Gilbert. Gilbert's net worth is listed by Forbes as $30.9 billion.
- Hank and Doug Meijer. No. 42 on the list are Hank and Doug Meijer of Grand Rapids. The brothers own the supermarket chain Meijer, which has 230 stores in the Midwest.
- Mat Ishbia. Mat Ishbia of Bloomfield Hills, the president and CEO of mortgage lender United Wholesale Mortgage now, UWM Holdings, ranks No. 102 on Forbes' list.
- Ronda Stryker. Ranked at 117 is Ronda Stryker, of Portage, who is the director of Stryker Corp, the medical equipment company that was founded by her grandfather Homer Stryker.
Gilbert's net worth surged from $6.5 billion in 2020 to $51.9 billion in 2021.
Oct 5, 2021 · The number of Forbes 400 members who gave away more than 20% of their net worth dropped from 10 to eight, while those who gave away less than 1% of their wealth rose from 127 to 156.
