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Gary Friedman
Gary Friedman
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CEO & CHAIRMAN, Restoration Hardware
Gary Friedman is the CEO and chairman of publicly traded high-end furniture retailer RH, which generates over $3 billion in annual sales.
He’s credited with turning around the company formerly known as Restoration Hardware, which was at the brink of bankruptcy when he joined in 2001.
Net worth: $1.6 billion
The retail veteran started at Gap as a stock boy, eventually working his way up to managing 63 stores in southern California.
He then spent 13 years at Williams-Sonoma Inc., where he took Pottery Barn from a $50 million tableware business to a $1 billion plus furniture brand.
Friedman also helped conceptualize the West Elm brand and developed the Williams-Sonoma Grande Cuisine stores.