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Victoria Coren net worth: Victoria Coren is an English writer, presenter, and professional poker player who has a net worth of $2 million. Victoria Coren was born in Hammersmith, West London in August 1972. She writes weekly columns for The Guardian and the Observer newspapers and is the host of the BBC television quiz series Only Connect. At 14 years old she had a short story published in Just Seventeen magazine. Coren won a competition to write a column about teenage life in The Daily Telegraphy’s weekend section. She has authored the books Love 16 and Once More, with Feeling. She became the first woman to win an event on the European Poker Tour and was a member of Team PokerStars Pro. She has won two European Poker Tour titles finished in the money twice at the World Series of Poker. Coren has been featured on the TV series I Love the 80s, The Big Breakfast, The Wright Stuff, Question Time, Have I Got News for You, and 8 Out of 10 Cats.

Mitchell Modell net worth: Mitchell Modell is an American business executive who has a net worth of $20 million dollars. Mitchell Modell is the Chief Executive Officer and President of Henry Modell & Company and of Modell’s Sporting Goods. The company has been in the Modell family since Morris Modell, Mitchell Modell’s great-grandfather, founded the business in 1889. It currently has 140 retail locations spread out from Washington, D.C., to New Hampshire. Mitchell Modell became more widely recognized, when he was featured on an episode of the CBS reality series, “Undercover Boss”. The episode originally aired just days after Hurricane Sandy, meaning that much of the northeast where his company operates, was unable to see the show. It was re-aired in 2013. His appearance was notable, as his participation in the program led to large-scale changes in customer service practices, as well as personnel shifts. He has also lost nearly 60 pounds since the episode aired, as his weight got in the way of his ability to perform some of his work-related responsibilities.