REAL TIME NET WORTH– since 5/6/17
$ 1.82 B
In 1927, Sylvia Stroeher’s grandfather, Franz Stroeher, a wig maker, acquired the rights to that utilized warm and also chemicals to put-long lasting waves right into women’s hair. She received around $1 billion from the 2003 sale of her remaining 25% stake in his , hair-care team Wella AG, to Procter & Gamble. Sylvia Stroeher and her hubby, a former , have a widely known collection of contemporary German art– approximately 1,500 items, including jobs by Baselitz, Immendorff and also Kiefer– part of which is housed in the Museum Kueppersmuhle in Duisburg, Germany. As reported in 2013, she helped struggling German publishing home Suhrkamp by paying writers’ pay for and currently sits on its supervisory board.
Sylvia Stroher is a German businesswoman who has an estimated net worth of $2.1 billion as of March 2013, according to Forbes. She is also the 46th wealthiest person in Germany and 683rd on the list of world billionaires.
Stroher is the granddaughter of Georg Stroher, the founder of hair care group Wella AG in 1981. The family sold almost 80% of their stake in the second biggest professional hair care group for $4 billion to Procter & Gamble. She received $1 billion from the sale of the company.
Sylvia Stroher is married to former nurse Ulrich Fette Stroher and they have one child. The couple has a well-known collection of contemporary German art with approximately 1,500 pieces including works by Anselm Kiefer, Jorg Immendorf and Georg Baselitz. Part of their collection is housed in the Museum Kuppermuhle of Modern Art in Germany.
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- Forbes
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