REVEALED: Coast's richest young person worth $47m
COAST fitness mogul breaks into top 50 of the country's young rich list.
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THE COAST'S richest young man is a fitness mogul worth $47 million.
Jetts founder Brendon Levenson has officially cracked the country's top 50, coming in at 47th in this year's Australian Financial Review Young Rich List.
The 37-year-old has climbed the ladder, moving from 59th in 2016 into the top 50 this year.
Mr Levenson established the 24-hour gym phenomenon on the Coast, the first gym opening in Mooloolaba.
He's pressing on with overseas expansion plans a year after selling the business to Quadrant Private Equity in a $100 million deal.
Mr Levenson is the only Sunshine Coaster to make the 100-strong list for 2017.
Originally published as REVEALED: Coast's richest young person worth $47m
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