Vladislav Doronin Biography: Age, Net Worth, Height, Aman Resorts, Girlfriend, Kids, Business

Vladislav Yurievich Doronin, widely known as Vlad Doronin, is a Russian‑born real estate magnate and the CEO and owner of Aman Resorts. He is also the founder and chairman of luxury property developer OKO Group and co‑founder of Moscow’s Capital Group.

Renowned for reviving Aman into a global high‑end hospitality empire, Doronin blends his expertise in architecture, wellness, and ultra‑luxury branding. His strategic vision and global outlook have shaped Aman into an industry leader in bespoke experiential travel.

Profile

• Full Name: Vladislav Yurievich Doronin
• Stage Name: Vlad Doronin
• Born: 7 November, 1962
• Age: 62 years old
• Birthplace: Saint Petersburg, Russia
• Nationality: Russian, Swedish
• Occupation: Property Developer, Hospitality CEO, Art Collector
• Height: 1.88 m
• Parents: Unknown
• Siblings: Unknown
• Spouse: Ekaterina Doronina
• Partner: Kristina Romanova (2015–)
• Children: 3
• Relationship: Dating
• Net Worth: $1 billion

Early Life and Education

Vladislav Doronin was born on November 7, 1962, in Saint Petersburg, Russia, to parents whose names are unknown, and might have had siblings but details about them are also unknown. In 1985, after graduating from Moscow State University, he emigrated to Switzerland with just US $250, marking the start of his international journey.

In Geneva, he earned an MBA and began his career in commodities trading under financier Marc Rich, laying the groundwork for his future ventures in business and development. He later founded Capital Group in Moscow in 1991, initially focusing on Class‑A real estate and pioneering developments in commercial and residential projects. He is of Russian ethnicity and though his religious affiliation is not publicly known.

Career

Vlad Doronin began his professional journey by launching Capital Group in 1991, co-founding it after joining Marc Rich’s trading network. The firm acquired and redeveloped industrial sites in Moscow, later growing into one of Russia’s most respected real estate developers with over seven million square meters of premium real estate, including landmark mixed‑use projects such as City of Capitals. As the Soviet economy transitioned, Doronin leveraged his trading experience to negotiate state asset deals, attracting major international tenants like IBM. By 2009, he had overseen at least 71 Moscow developments spanning commercial, retail, and residential sectors.

In 2014 Doronin led an investor group to acquire Aman Resorts for $358 million, taking sole control by 2015 and stepping into the roles of chairman and CEO. Under his stewardship, Aman expanded from 30 to over 36 properties, extending into urban and resort markets across Tokyo, New York, Mexico, and Saudi Arabia, and achieved a valuation between $3–4.5 billion. He also launched Janu in 2020, a vibrantly focused brand targeting lifestyle‑driven guests. His luxury expansion is supported by OKO Group, founded in Miami in 2015, which has delivered flagship projects such as 830 Brickell and Missoni Baia, as well as Aman New York’s crown‑topping development.

Today, Doronin continues directing Aman’s evolution—embracing wellness, design, and bespoke hospitality, while expanding into retail, spa products, residential, and yachts. Living by daily meditation, he integrates his personal philosophy into Aman’s ethos, creating a holistic luxury experience that has earned accolades and loyal clientele.

Social Media

Instagram Handle: @vladislavdoronin_

Personal Life

Vladislav Doronin was previously married to Ekaterina Doronina and divorced in 2009 and together they have a daughter. He has been in a relationship with former model Kristina Romanova since 2015; they welcomed two children. He has a total of three children and details about their names are not publicly known.

Net Worth

Vladislav Doronin has an estimated net worth of around US $1 billion, derived from his extensive real estate portfolio and ownership of Aman Resorts. His holdings span commercial, residential, hospitality assets, art collections, and venture projects via OKO Group and Capital Group—all of which underpin his global business influence.