Bernard Broermann, a German entrepreneur, has a net worth of $3 billion.
After being born in Damme, Germany on November 20, 1943, he became a wealthy businessman and established a private hospital named Asklepios, which was named after the Greek god of medicine.
After studying medicine and chemistry at the University of Munster, Broerman pursued a career in law and accounting in Berlin.
During his studies, Broermann founded Capital Trust for SEC, which was a controlled fund with offices in Berlin, Hamburg, Kiel, and Munich. He later sold the company and opened his first private hospital in 1984, which is now one of the top three private hospitals in Germany.
In addition, his chain of hospitals has a global presence of approximately 140 hospitals, including in California, China, and Russia, and employs more than 44, 000 people.
Broermann, who obtained an MBA degree from Harvard University, played a role in the establishment of the Drese Research Institute.
The primary objective of the Broer Man Foundation is to promote intervention.
The Kempinski Hotel Falkenstein near Frankfurt is a five-star luxury spa and hotel that he owns, in addition to the above.