Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Jr. 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 founded The Campbell's Company.

Mary Alice grew up on her mother’s horse breeding farm in Coatesville, Pennsylvania. An accomplished dressage rider, she once made the U.S. Junior Olympic Equestrian Team. She later moved to London to pursue her passion for fashion, studying shoemaking at the London College of Fashion.

• Core Asset: Major combined stake in The Campbell's Company.
• Education: London College of Fashion alumna.
• Origin: Born into the Dorrance family, architects of the Campbell Soup empire.

Mary Alice Malone Jr.’s career is a unique blend of creative entrepreneurship and industrial stewardship. In 2014, she founded the luxury footwear brand Malone Souliers, which gained international acclaim for its architectural designs. In 2020, she relaunched the heritage UK footwear brand Duo Boots after acquiring it from bankruptcy.

Following the death of her mother, Mary Alice Dorrance Malone Sr., in June 2025, she took on a more formal role in the family legacy, replacing her mother on the board of directors of Campbell's in July 2025. She and her sister Catherine inherited a combined 18% stake in the multi-billion dollar food giant.

• Role: Director of The Campbell's Company and Founder of Malone Souliers.
• Inheritance: Heir to a $4 billion fortune estate alongside her sister.