Brian D. Chambers, who is President, CEO, and Chairman of Owens Corning headquartered in Toledo, Ohio, has an estimated net worth in the range of 30 to 60 million dollars as of 2024-2026, based on public SEC filings, stock ownership, and executive compensation data, though exact net worth is private and fluctuates with stock price. Chambers has been with Owens Corning since 2000 and became CEO in April 2019, and his compensation package includes base salary, annual bonus, and large long-term equity awards in Owens Corning stock. According to proxy statements, his annual total compensation has been around 10 to 15 million dollars in recent years, with base salary around 1.1 million dollars plus bonus and stock awards. He owns several hundred thousand shares of Owens Corning stock directly and through unvested restricted stock units and performance share units. For example, SEC Form 4 filings show he beneficially owns over 200,000 to 400,000 shares, which at Owens Corning share price of 150 to 180 dollars represents 30 to 70 million dollars in stock alone, plus other investments and retirement benefits. Net worth estimates from sites like Wallmine and Celebrity Net Worth vary widely and are approximate. Like many public company CEOs, much of his wealth is tied to company stock performance and long-term incentive plans that vest over years. For precise current holdings, check Owens Corning DEF 14A proxy statement.
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