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How rich is Marcus Lemonis? ›

Marcus Lemonis has an estimated net worth of $872 Million. This is based on reported shares across multiple companies, which include Camping World Holdings, Inc., and BEYOND, INC..

Lemonis married Roberta "Bobbi" Raffel in 2018 and lives in Lake Forest, Illinois.

The Fixer is an electrifying series featuring the incomparable Marcus Lemonis, who you may know from CNBC's The Profit. We're on the hunt for ambitious business owners craving a game-changing revitalization for their companies. Step up, seize this golden opportunity, and reignite your business!

The Profit

2013 – 2021

The Renovator

Since 2022

The Partner

2017

Streets of Dreams With Marcus Le...

Since 2020

The Profit Social

Since 2014

El socio: Extras

He is known for his role as the “critical” judge on Shark Tank, but most importantly, his strategic business decisions and coaching—he has over 50 investments. Lemonis is known to be the “business turnaround king” and star of CNBC's series, The Profit.

The estimated net worth of Marcus Lemonis is at least $14 Million dollars as of 2024-09-03. Marcus Lemonis is the CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER, 10% Owner of Camping World Holdings Inc and owns about 526,718 shares of Camping World Holdings Inc (CWH) stock worth over $12 Million.

This is Marcus Lemonis's 2nd marriage and Bobbi is a bit older than Marcus. Marcus is 44 years old while Bobbi has a son who celebrated his 40th birthday in May 2017 (Link). Congrats to Marcus!

Marcus Lemonis

Months after her split from Cerussi, it was confirmed that she dated the star of CNBC's The Profit.

Anytime a new CEO takes over a company there are usually polite – if often curt – words about the prior administration. Such niceties seemed to have escaped Marcus Lemonis who is now running the company called Beyond Inc. that was once Overstock and now owns the resurrected online-only Bed Bath & Beyond.

Series Two had disappointing ratings, dropping to as low as 2.82 million viewers by the season's end, and the show wasn't renewed for a third series.

Who owns Camp World? ›

Marcus Lemonis co-owns the company with private equity firm Crestview Partners and plans to retain "substantial control" through his ownership of ML Acquisition and ML R.V.

The fixer is the hero.

They are the ones that gave the family all of their self-worth because they excelled and succeeded in spite of all the dysfunction going on in the household. They're the one that would come to the rescue, make sure all the other siblings were okay, and take care of business.

Controversy and cancellation

Low Nielsen ratings were cited as the official cause; Profit ranked 138th of 160 shows for 1996 and suffered from viewer tune-out during the airing of the 2-hour pilot episode.

CNBC no longer produces The Profit. But Marcus Lemonis is still trying to turn around businesses. Lemonis, who starred on the reality show for eight years, recently became executive chairman of Beyond — the company that just paid $4.5 million to acquire the assets of embattled online retailer Zulily.

The sixth season premiered on December 4, 2018. On October 14, 2019, it was announced that the seventh season will premiere on November 5, 2019. On September 28, 2021 Marcus Lemonis posted on his Twitter feed "2013 - 2021 thank you", indicating that season 8 will be the last season for the show.

Camping World Holdings has a market cap or net worth of $990.13 million as of August 30, 2024. Its market cap has decreased by -54.30% in one year.

In August 2020, according to Forbes, he had a net worth exceeding $200 billion. On July 5, 2021, Bezos stepped down as the CEO and president of Amazon and took over the role of executive chairman. Amazon Web Services CEO Andy Jassy succeeded Bezos as the CEO and president of Amazon.