Barron Trump followed in his father’s footsteps with this shocking announcement
Donald Trump’s second inauguration was Barron Trump’s coming out party.
The President’s youngest son was the star of the show.
And Barron Trump followed in his father’s footsteps with this shocking announcement.
Barron Trump following in his father’s footsteps
Donald Trump’s career began when he took over his father’s real estate company in 1971.
That led to Donald Trump turning the Trump Organization into one of America’s great brands associated with luxury and wealth.
44 years later, Donald Trump ran for President.
Could Barron Trump be mimicking this career trajectory?
Newsweek reported that Barron Trump and two young partners formed Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital, Inc. on July 15, 2024.
They dissolved the company on November 15, but that was only reportedly for purposes of not trying to create any election related distractions.
Barron Trump and his business partners are setting out to get involved in the luxury real estate market.
“One of Barron Trump’s partners, Cameron Roxburgh, who attended the $40,000-a-year Palm Beach school Oxbridge Academy with him, told Newsweek the team dissolved the company to avoid media attention during the election but that it will be relaunched in the Spring,” Newsweek reported.
Like his father, Barron Trump plans to invest in high end golf courses.
The business has received no funding from the Trump Organization or Donald Trump.
“Roxburgh told Newsweek the firm is a high-end real-estate development company that will have properties and golf courses in Utah, Arizona and Idaho. Roxburgh added that Donald Trump had offered his son private advice and approved of the idea. He said Donald Trump had not provided funding for the business but added that they aim for the company to be incorporated as a subsidiary of the Trump Organization, though there are no plans for this to happen yet,” Newsweek’s report continued.
Barron Trump proved his keen political instincts during the campaign.
It was Barron who advised Donald Trump on the slate of podcasts he should appear on.
This press strategy of appearing on nontraditional media such as podcasts belonging to Joe Rogan, Theo Vonn, Logan Paul, and others proved decisive in Trump expanding the electorate by reaching nontraditional voters.
“Hats off to the young man,” top Trump aide Jason Miller said about Barron in an interview with Sky News. “Every single recommendation he’s had has turned out to be absolute ratings gold.”
Barron proved his political and media acumen.
Now Barron is setting out to stake his claim in the business world.
It’s a step that may prove necessary as Melania Trump admitted that Barron’s status as Donald Trump’s son may make continuing his studies at New York University – where he is a freshman at the Stern School of Business – impossible.
“I don’t think it’s possible for him to be a normal student,” Melania Trump told Fox News during a December interview. “This is your road, this is your life.”
