Barron Trump, the youngest son of the President of the United States, Donald Trump, follows the family tradition and starts in real estate. At 18 years old, the young Trump has already established his first company, marking the beginning of a possible business career that recalls his father’s first steps.
In 1971, Donald Trump, just 20 years old, assumed control of his father’s real estate business, creating an empire that includes hotels, casinos and golf courses in the United States and around the world. This trajectory not only consolidated the Trump surname in the business sectorbut also provided him with the platform for his later foray into politics.
Following that example, Barron Trump founded the company Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc. in July 2024, with two colleagues. Although the firm was dissolved in November after Donald Trump’s election victory, to avoid distracting media attention, one of its partners confirmed that they plan to relaunch it in the spring.
The firm, specializing in high-end real estate development, has plans to establish properties and golf courses in states such as Utah, Arizona and Idaho. Cameron Roxburgh, one of Barron’s partners and a classmate at the prestigious Oxbridge Academy, said the company seeks to avoid excessive media attention while consolidating its strategic plan. According to Roxburgh, Barron has received private advice from his father, but the former president has not contributed any funds to the company. Although there is the possibility of the firm being incorporated as a subsidiary of the Trump Organizationno decisions have yet been made in this regard.
The company’s headquarters are located at the Mar-a-Lago estate, owned by Donald Trump in Palm Beach, Florida. Barron, who is currently studying at New York University’s Stern School of Business, seems determined to take a leap into the business world and create his own brand in the competitive world of real estate.
The family’s business interest doesn’t stop with Barron. Eric Trump, 41, recently formed a company called ET Talks LLC, while Donald Trump Jr. has been promoting a cryptocurrency company and other corporate initiatives. Although the president-elect’s children are seeking to diversify their business activities, they could present ethical challenges if they are linked to their father’s political interests.
Richard Painter, a former ethics lawyer for the George W. Bush administration, warned that any financial relationship between Donald Trump and his children’s businesses must be transparent to avoid conflicts of interest. “It is essential that the President not receive money from these companies or declare it publicly,” Painter said.
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