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Richard Chandler net worth: Richard Chandler is a New Zealand-born businessman who has a net worth of $2.5 billion. Richard Chandler is the former CEO of the Sovereign group of companies that he had run in partnership with his brother, Christopher Chandler. Their joint company invested in various industries including telecommunications, electric utilities, steel, oil and gas, banking and oil refining; and thus by 2006 Sovereign had spread across Asia, Africa, Latin America and Eastern Europe. But one year later, the siblings split with Richard Chandler creating Orient Global, fund dedicated to deep value investing, basically in global emerging markets and especially in distress situations. In April 2010, Orient Global changed its name into the Richard Chandler Corporation that has a clearly website-stated mission to “Build Prosperity for Tomorrow’s World” through its financial and social investment groups. In 2007, he launched a US$100 million education initiative in the developing world, with main focus to build low-cost private education opportunities in India. Chandler is also the man behind the Freedom to Create Prize, an international award that celebrates the power of the arts to promote social justice and inspire the human spirit, as well as an accompanist for the Christchurch Boy’s High School Senior Choir. In addition to the above, Richard holds interests in Union Bank of Nigeria, in the oil and gas company WesternZagros, and in the Canadian-listed Chinese timber firm Sino-Forest.

Captain Phil Harris net worth: Captain Phil Harris was a reality television star and the captain of the Alaskan fishing vessel, Cornelia Marie, and had a net worth of $2 million. Captain Phil Harris earned his net worth as a successful commercial crabber, through his television appearances on the Deadliest Catch, and by founding the coffee company the Captains Reserve. He was born in Bothell, Washington and started working on fishing boats at the age of 7. Ten years later he started crabbing on a boat named, American Eagle, and at 21 ran a boat called the Golden Viking; making him one of the youngest captains in the Bearing Sea. In 1990, Phil purchased the Cornelia Marie with his partners, Cornelia Marie and her husband. Cornelia’s husband sold his share of the boat, but Phil stayed on as Captain while Cornelia attended to the business. The Cornelia Marie is unique because it is the last crabbing boat that was designed by Elmo Horton (of Horton Boats, Inc in Bayou La Batre, Alabama) that is still in operation. Phil had two sons, Josh and Jake Harris who are also involved in commercial crabbing and fishing. In 2010, Phil suffered a massive stroke while offloading C. opilio crab in port at Saint Paul Island, Alaska. Despite improvements in his health following the stroke, he died a few weeks later at the age of 53 while suffering a pulmonary embolism in the hospital. The episode of Deadliest Catch featuring his death aired on July 20, 2010 and was followed by a special tribute episode.

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