Catherine Dorrance Malone is a prominent American billionaire and socialite, born in 1984. She is the great-granddaughter of John T. Dorrance, the chemist who invented condensed soup in 1897 and transformed The Campbell's Company into a global giant.

Catherine grew up on her mother’s horse breeding farm in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. She pursued her education with a bachelor's degree before focusing on her passion for equestrian sports. In June 2025, she inherited a significant portion of her family's wealth following the death of her mother, Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Sr., who was Campbell's largest shareholder.

• Core Asset: Combined 18% stake in The Campbell's Company.
• Equestrian Passion: Owns a major dressage equestrian facility in Wellington, Florida.
• Origin: Born into the Dorrance family, architects of the Campbell Soup empire.

Unlike some of her family members, Catherine Malone has historically chosen to maintain a more private life focused on her interests outside the corporate boardroom. While she does not have an active role at Campbell's, her wealth is secured by the company’s multi-billion dollar operations.

She inherited her mother’s expansive farm in Pennsylvania and has built a significant reputation in the Dressage world. Her sister, Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Jr., represents the family's interests more directly, having replaced their mother on the Campbell's board in July 2025.

• Stewardship: Shares a combined 18% stake in Campbell's with her sister.
• Board Representation: Cousin Bennett Dorrance Jr. and mother's cousin Archbold van Beuren also serve as billionaire directors.