Dan Fleyshman is an American businessman, entrepreneur and investor, born in San Diego, California, in 1982, and is best known to the world as the youngest owner of the publically stock traded company, Who’s Your Daddy, Inc, which now has more than 300 products.
Have you ever wondered how rich Dan Fleyshman is, as of mid- 2017? According to authoritative sources, it has been estimated that Fleyshman’s net worth is as high as $50 million, an amount earned through his successful career, which started when he was only 17 years old.
Dan Fleyshman Net Worth $50 Million
Dan’s early life remains hidden to the media, and other than the fact that he started working with his parents at the tender age of four, there is little information about him. His parents were selling jeans and owned three Levi’s stores, and young Dan joined them at a swap meet in Long Beach, selling and trading baseball cards. Once he was old enough for high school, he attended Patrick Henry School, and just continued to develop his entrepreneurial skills. He held several odd jobs, including working as a host at Ruby’s diner, then sold cotton candy, and peanuts at stadiums, and also worked for a stock broker. Then in 1999, with the help of his friend, who loved the phrase “Who’s Your Daddy?”, started the company of the same name. Soon his company had over 300 different products in 3000 stores, which only increased Dan’s net worth. He used his college savings to expand his business, which turned out to be a great move, as thanks to the fascinating growth of his firm, Dan attended a convention where he met someone who helped him land a licensing deal. This resulted in a deal worth $9.5 million, and a certain profit in the next three years.
He didn’t stop there, he made even more impact by creating the energy drink “Who’s Your Daddy?”. He then started a poker site, Victory Poker in 2008, but stepped down as the CEO of “Who’s Your Daddy”. Dan loved poker since he was 18, and started playing it professionally when he was 21, winning numerous events, including the 5k C.E.O. Poker Championship, the Canadian Poker Tour Main Event, the 10k Chipleader Challenge, and the 25k high roller event at Commerce Casino. He also had success at the European World Series of Poker main event in 2011, reaching the final table and ending in seventh place, which won him $183,029.
His next venture was the web news magazine “FirstSlice.com”, and then launched “Celebvidy”, through which users can ask questions to celebrities, business leaders, athletes, and fitness experts, and also purchase video greetings from the celebrities. Also, most recently, he started the Elevator.Studio, a social media agency that provides services to celebrities, leading their campaigns for different products.
Regarding his personal life, Dan’s most intimate details, including his marital status and number of children, remain unknown in the media as he tends to keep such information hidden from the public eyes.
However, it is known that he is a devoted philanthropist; Dan launched the Model Citizen Fund, through which he gives backpacks which contain around 150 items to homeless people. He has donated more than thousand backpacks in the last four years.
