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Jerry Jones net worth: Jerry Jones is an American CEO, entrepreneur, and owner of the NFL’s Dallas Cowboys. Jerry Jones has a net worth of $8.5 billion. Jerry Jones earned his first fortune as an executive vice president of Modern Security Life of Springfield, in Missouri. He was also the founder and owner of Jones Oil and Land Lease, which searches for natural resources of oil and gas in Arkansas. Jones purchased the Dallas Cowboys in 1989 for $140 million. Today the team is worth at least $5.5 billion. Early Life: Jerry Jones was born in Los Angeles, California, in 1942 and spent his childhood in North Little Rock, Arkansas. He attended North Little Rock High School followed by the University of Arkansas on a football scholarship. During his time in college, he was a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity, a co-captain of the football team, and an all Southwest Conference offensive lineman. At Arkansas, Jones’ teammate was Jimmy Johnson, whom Jones would later hire as his first head coach after he purchased the Cowboys. Career: After graduating from college in 1965, Jones borrowed a million dollars from the Teamsters union (which was run by Jimmy Hoffa at the time) to open up a number of Shakey’s Pizza restaurants in Missouri. That experiment failed and Jones went to work at Modern Security Life of Springfield, his father’s insurance agency. He was the executive vice president of the firm. He tried to start several businesses in the late 60s. At one point, again using Teamster’s money, Jones tried to buy the NFL’s San Diego Chargers. Eventually, he went back to Arkansas to get his Master’s degree in Business and graduated in 1970. Jones launched Jones Oil and Land Lease, a privately held company that does natural resource prospecting. He spent the next two decades making money and plotting his return to football. In 2008, Jones created Legends Hospitality as a partnership with Yankee Global Enterprises. Legends is a food, beverage, merchandise, retail and stadium operations company serving entertainment venues such as Cowboys Stadium. Cowboys Ownership: Jerry Jones bought the Dallas Cowboys on February 29, 1989, for $140 million. That’s the same as around $300 million today after adjusting for inflation. Soon after the purchase he fired Tom Landry, the only coach in the team’s history, and hired his old Arkansas teammate Jimmy Johnson. He also fired general manager Tex Schramm and took over complete control of football matters himself. The first season under Jones’ ownership, the Cowboys finished 1-15. Jones and Johnson turned the team around quickly and the next season the team went 7-9. In 1991, the Cowboys went 11-5 and made the playoffs, but lost in the second round. In the 1992-93 season, the Cowboys defeated the Buffalo Bills in Super Bowl XXVII. The following year they defeated the Bills again to win Super Bowl XXVIII. Jones’ and Johnson’s relationship began to fall apart in 1993 over a power struggle. Then, in March 1994, after the Cowboys had won their second Super Bowl under Johnson, Jones upset Johnson when he told reporters that any coach could have led the Cowboys to a Super Bowl. They agreed to part ways on March 28, 1994, after the Cowboys had won their second straight Super Bowl, with Johnson getting a $2 million bonus. Johnson was replaced by another University of Arkansas alum, Barry Switzer, who won Super Bowl XXX in the 1995 season for Jones and the Cowboys. Notable members on the team included Johnson holdovers Troy Aikman, Emmitt Smith, Michael Irvin, and Super Bowl XXX MVP Larry Brown. Johnson still received a significant amount of credit for that third Super Bowl victory, as 70% of the starting line-up were from Johnson’s years. The Cowboys have not won a Super Bowl since Super Bowl XXX. During Jones’ ownership, the Cowboys’ value has appreciated from $140 million to about $5.5 billion, making Jones a multi-billionaire in the process. Jones has been credited with much of the success of the NFL overall since 1989. For instance, he personally championed the then-fledgling network Fox becoming the NFC’s primary broadcast network at a time when ABC, CBS, and NBC were trying to convince the NFL to take less revenue for television rights. The move to Fox significantly increased television revenues and ultimately turned the NFL into the world’s richest sports league with revenues of more than $10 billion each season. Jones is one of two owners in the league (the other is Cincinnati’s Mike Brown) who have either the title or powers of general manager. Jones is the subject of the 2008 book Playing to Win by David Magee. In the book, Jones admitted he handled the firing of Landry poorly and accepted some blame for the disintegration of his relationship with Jimmy Johnson. To this day, Johnson is not included in the Dallas Cowboys “Ring of Honor.” In 2014, he was asked why Johnson was not in the Ring of Honor despite his two Super Bowl victories as coach of the Cowboys. Jones said: “Disloyalty … I couldn’t handle the disloyalty.” Jones was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 2017. Personal Life: While in college, he met his wife Gene, a one time a beauty pageant winner. They have three children, Stephen, Jerry Jr., and Charlotte. They also have nine grandchildren. Their son, Stephen, graduated from the University of Arkansas and holds the position of COO, executive vice president, and director of player personnel for the Dallas Cowboys. Their daughter, Charlotte, is a graduate of Stanford and also holds a position with the Cowboys, as vice president and director of charities and special events. Their youngest, Jerry Jr., attended Georgetown University and Southern Methodist University, where he earned his degree in law. Jerry Jr. is the chief sales and marketing officer, as well as vice president of the Cowboys. Real Estate: Jerry Jones and his wife own an enormous home in the Highland Park area of Dallas, worth around $20 million. Jones also heads up the real estate development firm Blue Star Land. In 2018, the company paid $38 million for a 200-acre site to be developed into a development called Star Business Park. In 2019, the company picked up another 60 acres nearby. Blue Star wants to create a 400,000 square foot merchandising distribution and sales center for the Cowboys on part of the property.

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Hilary Devey Net Worth: Hilary Devey is an English entrepreneur and TV personality who has a net worth of $80 million. She has risen to riches thanks to her ability to recognize new opportunities and successfully combine business with TV personality glamour. Born on 10 March 1957 in Bolton, Lancashire, UK, she started her education at Bolton School in her native Lancashire. Devey was still very young when she had no other choice but to witness a bad bankruptcy experience that her family had been going through. But thanks to that experience she became determined to succeed more than ever. Working at the air traffic control of Women’s Royal Air Force, she got inspired to set up her first venture. Before even making herself famous for the role she acquired at the BBC “Two program Dragons’ Den”, and the Chanel 4 series of “The Intern”, she made her first fortune base by introducing Pall-EX, a freight network in the market. This was part of a palletized network patent that was created in 1992 by the Palletline Company. Since it quickly spread through three networks covering the whole Lancashire region, this investment brought her more than $70 million a year. Once she let the above mentioned invention work in her favor she had time to progress into the TV presentation industry. Her expertise was credited in television programs such as “Channel 4’s Secret Millionaire” where a donation of more than $350,000 made her stand out, and the “Business Inspector” supported by Channel 5, which enabled small businesses to profit from her unique knowledge and leadership advice skills. This woman, as she herself implied, “made her foot itch”, which caused an immediate national and international recognition, indicated by her award in 2008 for the “Vitalise Woman of the Year” and a honored degree by the University of Law in Leicester, which exposes her lifetime determination to assist those who are in need in the endless campaign against bankruptcy. Furthermore, she was appointed CBE in 2013 for her services to the transport industry and charity.

Davis Love Net Worth: Davis Love is an American professional golfer who has a net worth of $50 million dollars. Davis Love has won 21 events on the PGA Tour, including one major championship: the 1997 PGA Championship. Davis Love was born on April 13, 1964 in Charlotte, North Carolina to Davis M. Love, Jr. and his wife, Helen, a day after his father competed in the final round at the 1964 Masters Tournament. He attended high school at Glynn Academy, Brunswick, Georgia and college at the University of North Carolina where he was a three-time all-American and all-Atlantic Coast Conference golfer. He won six titles during his collegiate career, including the ACC tournament championship in 1984. Love turned professional in 1985, earning his PGA Tour card in the autumn of 1985, on his first attempt. He quickly established himself on the PGA Tour, winning his first tour event in 1987 at the MCI Heritage Golf Classic, at Harbour Town Golf Links. He would later win this event four more times, setting a record for most victories in it. Love and Fred Couples won four straight times from 1992-1995 for the United States in the World Cup of Golf, a record for this event. He won the prestigious Players Championship in 1992 and 2003. He has featured in the top 10 of the Official World Golf Ranking for over 450 weeks and reached a high ranking of third. On November 9, 2008, Love’s 20th career PGA Tour victory at the Children’s Miracle Network Classic gave him a lifetime exemption on the tour, at the age of 44. Love captained the 2012 U.S. Ryder Cup team.

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