Simon Perrée’s biography, fact, career, awards, net worth & life story

  • Source of Wealth: Business (Internet -Play.com)
  • Age: 49
  • Full Name: Simon Perrée
  • Nationality: British
  • Date of Birth: June 1970
  • Ethnicity: English
  • Occupation: Businessman (founder of founder of Play Ltd and non-executive director of Sarossa Capital Plc)

Jersey-based play.com, which sells DVDs, CDs, gadgets, clothing and accessories, is run and largely owned by Richard Goulding (qv) and Simon Perrée. They each have a $193.36 million stake in it.

Play.com is an e-retailer that sells ringtones, books, electronics, music and gadgets online. It eventually branched out into fashion with an online clothing shop that features brands such as Quiksilver and Animal. The new internet trading platform PlayTrade allows customers to sell and purchase goods directly among themselves. The founders of this company are chairman Richard Goulding and chief executive officer Simon Perrée. The Jersey company was able to achieve sales of $353.37 million in the year 2007.

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