Barron Trump: Aspiring Entrepreneur with a Vision

Barron Trump, the youngest son of President Donald Trump, aims to establish a business. Currently 18, he plans to launch a real estate company and is preparing for this venture. Sources connected to the Trump family provided insight into his ambitions.

Reports indicate that Barron is a first-year student at New York University's Stern School of Business. A political source noted that he has not started a viable company yet, but he has made essential plans for the future.

Online records reveal that Barron, alongside two business partners, incorporated a real estate firm called Trump, Fulcher & Roxburgh Capital Inc. in Wyoming on July 15, 2024. This date coincided with the Republican National Convention, which Barron did not attend due to reportedly "prior commitments." Merely four months later, they filed to dissolve the business.

Cameron Roxburgh, one of Barron's former classmates and business partners, shared with Newsweek that they opted for dissolution to avoid media scrutiny after Donald Trump became president. They express hopes to re-establish their company in the spring and potentially integrate it within the Trump Organization in future.

While Barron has not publicly commented on these business discussions, sources describe his approach as entrepreneurial. One insider acknowledged, "He is interested in business in general, developing properties, making money, and being involved in successful projects." Barron possesses unique ideas and a clear understanding of what appeals to his peers.

Another political figure emphasized Barron's entrepreneurial nature and motivation. They state, "He is quite entrepreneurial, bright, and not shy about getting his own career in gear." Such attributes suggest he may pursue his ventures with determination.

Regardless of his business direction, one source pointed out that Barron's endeavors would likely "sell access" due to his family ties. The nature of his business may create complications regarding conflicts of interest for President Trump.

The implications include the potential for "buying access" and leveraging connections benefitting those seeking power and monetary gain, the source indicated. This concern highlights the importance of observing his pursuits closely.

In addition, a social source conveyed that when Barron is prepared to launch his business ideas, first lady Melania Trump will support him. "Kids start younger today to make money, and also to find and pursue what interests them career-wise," the social source explained.

"Melania will encourage this with warnings of being careful. She is very protective of her son, no matter what."

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