Top 5 Young Billionaire Women and How They Got There

This list has been around for a while. The women mentioned here are absolutely beautiful and hardworking. To me there is nothing sexier like a beauty with brains who knows what they are doing and are good at it. These women Should motivate others.

1. Perenna Kei, $1.3 Billion
She is 24 years.Received her Bachelor’s degree from the University of London in economics and finance, helped out Perenna with her holding of an 85% in Logan Property Holdings through multiple companies in the Cayman Islands and Guernsey, and a family trust. Logan Property sells mid to high-end properties in Shenzhen. Having such a large stake makes her the world’s youngest billionaire, surpassing Facebook co-founder, Dustin Moskovitz. Her father, Ji Haipeng, put Perenna as heir to his assets, but as CEO and chairman he still primarily controls the company. She was once known by the name “Ji Peili”, Perenna is a non-executive director at the company.

2. Elizabeth Holmes, $4.6 Billion
She is 31 years. With the title of the youngest self-made billionaire, Elizabeth Homes is going places. She dropped out of Stanford University during her sophomore year to start Theranos, a blood testing company with the money that she had originally intended to use towards her education. The company, valued at $9 billion, tests blood with a drop from a painless prick at a small cost of the commercial labs. Elizabeth raised $400 million from venture capitalists, which created the $9 billion value. She has a 50% stake in the company, bringing her net worth to a current $4.6 billion. The largest pharmacy chain in the United States, Walgreens, announced in 2013 that they would be placing Theranos in their 8,100 stores.

3. Yang Huiyan, $4.7 Billion
She is 33 years. After her father, Yeung Kwok Keung transferred his holding of the company he founded, Country Garden Holdings, to her in 2007, Yang Huiyan became one of the world’s youngest billionaires and richest women in China. She sits on the board’s governance committee and is vice chairman of Country Garden. The real estate developer broke into the Australian market in 2014, buying a $65 million site in Sydney. The same year, they sold new shares raising $410 million. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in marketing and logistics from Ohio State University. In 2008, she was also awarded the “China Charity Award Special Contribution Award”.

4. Marie Besnier Beauvalot, $2.5 Billion
She is 34 years.Who knew cheese could make you so much money? Marie Besnier Beauvalot inherited French dairy company Lactalis, along with her siblings Emmanuel and Jean-Michel. The three siblings own 100% of the company made popular by their President brie, and a selection of hundreds of types of cheese, yogurt and milk products. The company was started by their grandfather in the 1930s. Their competition, Italian milk manufacturer Parmalat, filed for bankruptcy in 2003, which resulted with the founder in jail. The siblings rescued the failing company through a holdings group in 2001. Marie and her siblings own 84% of Parmalat through the holding company.

5. Yvonne Bauer, $2.4 Billion
She is 38 years. A company steeped in history, Bauer Media owns around 50 radio and TV stations, 400 digital products and 600 magazines throughout the world. Bauer Media can be traced back to 1875, from a business card print shop in Hamburg started by lithographer Ludolph Bauer. Yvonne is a fifth generation family member to run Bauer Media, but she didn’t just get handed a position. After studying German philology at the University of Bamberg, she went on to the publishing house Hoffmann and Campe, as an apprentice. In 2005, she joined Bauer Media and took over in 2010 after her father Heinz Bauer, transferred 85% of the company to her. Yvonne’s three older sisters each own a 5% stake each, and her father is a general partner.