Renata Kellnerova

Renáta Kellnerová is the widow of Petr Kellner, Czech entrepreneur and the billionaire founder of the PPF Group, one of Europe's largest investment groups involved  in financial services, telecommunications, media, and real estate. The PPF Group operates in 25 countries and employs over 61,000 people. After Petr Kellner's death, Kellnerová became the owner of 98.93% of the PPF Group by buying out the stakes held by two minority shareholders. She also appointed herself and her three daughters to the board of a new holding company that owns all of the group's assets. Since taking over PPF in 2021, Renáta Kellnerová has begun to put her mark on the company. She has overseen a significant shift from the Asian markets, which were once a major revenue source, to Western markets. Kellnerová appointed a new chief executive and severed ties with some of her late husband's closest allies. As of now, Forbes estimates Renáta Kellnerová’s fortune at $18.3 billion.

In 2002, Renáta Kellnerová co-founded the Educa Foundation, which aimed to provide scholarships to students at the Poarta Deschisă High School and Primary School in Babice. In 2009, the Kellner family established the Kellner Family Foundation, which supports educational activities in the Czech Republic. Kellnerová has three daughters and, together with her husband, helped raise Kellner's son from a previous relationship.