In his first local interview earlier this week, Bhargava told Crain's that "I'd be fine if I were to toil in obscurity." Well if he is doing that from home, we just hope he used some of his Billions on a decorator since these photos were taken. Sipping coffee over the course of an hour or so gives a slow and steady supply of caffeine to the body. The brochure says it was originally listed for $1,399,000. Our verdict? Just another blah McMansion. We dug up the real estate brochure from Kheder homes which claims the place is "French Provincial" with five bedrooms, four fireplaces, and a third-floor bonus room.
Wait until you hear what this man does with his money. Today, Living Essentials earns between 600 million and 1 billion per year in 5 Hour Energy revenue. Michigan billionaire and college dropout Manoj Bhargava, is the founder of the 5-Hour Energy drink. 06:01 AM Like many businesses these days, Manoj Bhargava has had to deal with soaring inflation, which for the owner of 5-Hour Energy, translated to surging advertising costs. 5 Hour Energy was the world’s first energy shot. The energy drink was released in 2004 by a company called Living Essentials. Does he use his 6,100 square feet to get jacked up on his products and do cartwheels through the suburban home? The decor seems a bit low-energy to us. 5 Hour Energy is a 2 to 3-ounce energy drink sold at convenience stores around the world. So do the traders in Oliver Stone’s 2010 sequel to Wall Street. In eight years 5-Hour has gone from nowhere to 1 billion in retail sales. He has developed a solution he plans to largely give away. Front and center is a Cadillac-red bottle of 5-Hour Energy, the two-ounce caffeine and vitamin elixir that purports to keep you alert without crashing.
Behold, a home built in 2002 and last purchased in May 2009 for $1.1 M! With a little help from our intern and this file, Curbed Detroit has learned that this is the home of of so-called business superstar Manoj Bhargava, the man that founded 5-Hour Energy. Manoj Bhargava, the philanthropist owner of HANS Premium Water and 5-Hour ENERGY is tackling one of the most pressing issues in the world today - the lack of sustainable fresh water due to climate change, industrial development, and population growth.
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