Sylvia Stroeher
$2.4B
Born
May 30, 1955
Age
70
Source of Wealth
Cosmetics
Residence
Darmstadt,
Citizenship
Germany
Marital Status
Married
Children
1
Education
- In 2003, Sylvia Stroeher netted over $1 billion when her family sold 80% of hair-care group Wella AG to Procter & Gamble.
- In 1927, her great-grandfather Franz bought the rights to a process that used hot curlers and chemicals to put long-lasting waves into women's hair.
- Sylvia and her husband, a former nurse, have a renowned collection of contemporary German art that includes works by Baselitz, Immendorff and Kiefer.
- Part of the collection is housed in the Museum Kueppersmuehle in Duisburg, Germany.
- An extension to the museum by star architect Pierre de Meuron opened in 2020.
- In 2013, Sylvia helped struggling German publishing house Suhrkamp by paying writers' remuneration for some time; she now sits on its supervisory board.
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