Brant Cryder Net Worth 2026: Yves Saint Laurent President

No reputable outlet has published a net worth figure for Brant Cryder, and his pay as head of Saint Laurent's Americas business is not disclosed. The $77.8 million figure on the older version of this page had no source, and we have removed it. His wealth comes from more than three decades in luxury retail management, including 16 years running Saint Laurent in the Americas, a region his own website says grew from $68 million to over $600 million in annual revenue under him.

What is Brant Cryder's net worth?

There is no reliable published estimate. He is a salaried executive at Saint Laurent, which is owned by the French group Kering, and Kering does not break out pay for regional presidents. No press report has covered his stock holdings, property or other assets.

That means any exact number you see online is a guess. What can be documented is the size of the business he runs and the length of his career at senior level, which is set out below.

Where his money comes from

• Executive pay at Saint Laurent. He has been President and CEO of Saint Laurent Americas since 2010, according to his official website. The amount is private.
• Earlier senior roles at Prada Group. Before Saint Laurent he held vice president posts at Prada and Miu Miu in New York.
• Board and side roles. He sits on the board of the Adriatic Sound Festival in Italy, and he has performed as a DJ for years. Neither has a reported dollar value.

The earlier version of this page gave a yearly income of $3.7 million and even called him "President of the United States". Both claims were false or unsourced and have been removed.

Career timeline

His website lists every step from store manager to regional CEO. These are his own figures, not audited numbers.

A 2019 CBN News report also mentions that he worked at Abercrombie early on and grew up in the Midwest.

Saint Laurent Americas under Cryder

His website credits his team with several milestones: the SoHo flagship in 2013, a Rodeo Drive store in 2014 described as the brand's largest women's store, Saint Laurent's first place on the Lyst Index of in-demand fashion brands in 2025, and the brand's role as a lead sponsor of the 2026 Met Gala. It also says he has worked through three creative director eras at the house.

The revenue claim, growth from $68 million to more than $600 million a year at peak, is the single best clue to his standing in the industry. It comes from his own site, so treat it as his account rather than an independent figure.

Recent changes (2025–2026)

In 2025 Flaunt Magazine reported that Cryder had joined the board of directors of the Adriatic Sound Festival, an electronic music festival on Italy's coast, bringing both his luxury background and his experience as a DJ. In May 2026 EDM.com reported that Uber's first CEO, Ryan Graves, had joined the same board, and noted that the festival's first edition in 2025 drew more than 20,000 people. The second edition ran in June 2026 at Fano Airport.

Faith, family and the Legends Bible study

Cryder has spoken openly about his Christian faith. He told pastor Levi Lusko, in a 2019 video covered by Relevant Magazine and CBN, that he committed his life to God at a Promise Keepers event in Denver in July 1996. On Brad Lomenick's H3 Leadership podcast he was introduced as co-founder of the Legends Bible Study in Manhattan, a gathering of people from culture and business.

He is married to Mary Cryder. A Resurgence Initiatives podcast bio says the couple have four children. The old page's claims about his parents and grandparents being "presidents" had no basis and have been removed.

Education, age and height

The same Resurgence bio says he studied business and communications at Miami University in Oxford, Ohio. His date of birth is not public. His career began with a store manager role in 1992, but that does not give an exact age. The height on the previous version of this page had no source and has been removed.

How he compares

For other fashion and retail executives on this site, see Benoit (Louis Vuitton) and Ben Soleimani. You may also like Arnie Bellini and Brennen Hamilton.

Why estimates differ

Regional presidents at luxury houses rarely appear in pay disclosures, and Cryder has never been named on a rich list. The large numbers online appear to be generated rather than reported. A fair summary: he has had a long, senior career in luxury retail and runs a business his site describes as generating hundreds of millions a year, but his personal net worth has not been published by anyone who shows their work.