RGK Group

RGK Group

RGK Group is the personal investment vehicle of the DeVos family, a name synonymous with Amway and a prominent role in Republican politics. Rick DeVos, grandson of Amway co-founder Richard DeVos, serves as President, managing the family's diversified holdings from Grand Rapids, Michigan. The family's wealth originates from direct sales, as Amway was founded in 1959. The firm's strategy spans real estate development, direct venture investments, and energy transition assets. In real estate, RGK Group has been active in downtown Grand Rapids redevelopment, including adaptive reuse of historic buildings. Venture holdings include early-stage consumer and technology companies, often with a Midwest bias. Energy transition investments include solar and renewable projects, though specific portfolio companies are not publicly disclosed. RGK Group is a lean operation, with fewer than ten reported professionals. The firm does not maintain a public website or actively market itself, nor does it raise external capital. Philanthropic activities are channeled through the DeVos family foundations, including the DeVos Institute and the Richard and Helen DeVos Foundation, which are legally separate from RGK Group. The structural differentiator is its complete privacy and low public profile—unlike many large family offices, RGK Group has no website, no press releases, and no disclosed assets under management. This opacity is intentional, reflecting a preference for quiet capital deployment without the scrutiny typical of multi-billion-dollar family offices.