Donald Trump was born on June 14, 1946 in Queens, New York as the son of Fred Trump, a development and marketing of Real Estate in New York. He has three brothers, one male and two female. Her oldest sister Maryanne Trump Barry is, a judge federal.Dan he is the brother of Michael Forest. He had attended The Kew-Forest School in Forest Hills, Queens, but after the chaos that happened there at the time he was 13 years old, Donald parents sent him to New York Military Academy in the hope that Donald will be tough. It was running smoothly. Donald won an academic award, playing football in 1962, football in 1963, and baseball from 1962 to 1964 and captained the baseball team in 1964.
Ted Tobias, a renowned baseball coach gives Coach's Award to Donald in 1964. Once promoted as a Captain-S4 officer during his senior, Donald, and an officer Sergeant Jeff Donaldson to form groups of officers. Trump had attended Fordham University for 2 years before he moved to the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. After graduation in 1968 with a Bachelor of Economics, he joined his father's real estate company. In his book, Trump: The Art of the Deal, Donald discusses the life of the university:
"After I graduated from New York Military Academy in 1964, I never thought to go to film school .. but finally I decided that real estate is a business that much better. I started by going to Fordham University .. but after 2 years in college I thought I would get to a higher level. I was enrolled in the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania and I received .. and very glad it was after graduation. I immediately went home and worked with my father. "
At the age of 13 years, his parents sent to military school in New York in hopes of energy channeled directly and he can be a firm that always speak well. At the lecture Trump became honorary worker in the campus NYMA (New York Military Academy). In 1962, Trump joined the football team, then in 1962 until 1964 he entered the baseball team and became captain. Trump Coachs Award ever awarded in 1964 and had been promoted to Captain Midshipman Military S4 (Cadet Battalion Logistics Officer). Trump Fordhan lecture at the University for two years before being transferred to the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania. After college in 1968 majoring in economics with a concentration in finance, he joined the company his father's luxury home sales. When the status is still single.
Trump began his career in his father's company, The Trump Organization is concentrating in the areas of middle-class rental housing. One of his first projects was renovating the Swifton Village apartment complex in Cincinnati, Ohio. Trump convert 1200 unit apartment complex and raise the rates 66% to 100%. When selling back Swifton Village for $ 12 million, the Trump Organization profit of U.S. $ 6 million. In the 1970s, Trump benefited from the Government of New York for the payment of taxes in exchange for the financial crisis facing the Hotel Commodore. Trump also successfully developed the field of property for the Javits Convention Center. The expansion of the Javits Convention Center to make the Trump deal with the government of New York.
One of his projects worth U.S. $ 110 million was made New York pay between U.S. $ 750 million to U.S. $ 1 billion. Trump offered to indemnify the project but his offer was rejected. Similar situation occurred when New York attempted to renovate the Wollman Rink in Central Park. A project in 1980 which ditagetkan completed in 2.5 years, but until 1986 and U.S. $ 12 million has been spent unfinished project. Trump offers to handle the project and he finish it within 6 months with funding of only U.S. $ 2,750,000. Interestingly, during the early 1980s, Trump took over the services of Roy Cohn, the head of the Senate Permanent Committee on Investigations (Senate Permanent Subcommittee on Investigations).
In 1990, as the impact of the recession, Trump trouble paying its debts. He was faced with the problem of paying the loan over three casinos are the Taj Mahal which is equivalent to 1 billion dollars with very high interest. Although he must maintain his business with additional loans and postponed interest payments on loans, skyrocketing debt in 1991 to make his business suffered a major setback. The banks have lost hundreds of millions of dollars. On 2 November 1992, Trump Plaza Hotel was forced to plan a package of bankruptcy protection after being unable to pay the delinquent loan. In the plan, Trump agreed to give 49 percent share of the luxury hotel. To Citibank and five other funders. But on the contrary, Trump received a better state that served as the Chief Executive position, though without pay.
In 1994, Trump lost 900 million dollars from his personal account and a drastic loss in the business sector of 3.5 billion dollars. When he was forced to leave the Trump Shuttle, he was obliged to take care of Trump Tower in New York City and control the 3 pieces of casinos in Atlantic City. Chase Manhattan Bank that has lent money to Trump to buy the West Side Yards, which is the biggest Manhattan parcel, forced to be sold to developers in Asia. According to former members of the Trump Organization, Trump did not return all the ownership of Real Estate. The owner promised to provide 30 percent of the profits when the buildings had been developed or sold. Until that time, the owners want what you have to do is build a working Trump. They then provide the latest and model construction management funds to accelerate development.
Donald Trump has appeared in the media with a caricature version of the television series and films like Home Alone 2, The Nanny, The Fresh Prince of Bel Air, Pays of Our characters live and as he himself is The Little Rascals, as well as a star guest events talk show. In 2004, Trump became the executive producer and host of the NBC reality show, The Apprentice, both of which are top-class management group competition. Contestants are dismissed or termination of the game. The winner of this game will be contracted for 1 year in the company paying Trump 250 thousand dollars. For the first year, Trump got beyaran $ 50,000 per episode, but because the event a success, he then paid 3 million dollars per episode, and it became the highest-paid television. In 2007, Trump received an award for The Apprentice program by receiving a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Trump also known as a fan of Wrestling Entertaintment. He became the emcee at wrestles Mania IV and V at Trump Palza, and also displays some of the celebrities at the event Wresles Mania VII and XX. Trump is also involved in the WWE event that became known as "Billionaire War". This story began when Trump used the words that he can beat WWE owner, Vince McMahon with all its capabilities. McMahon became furious and he wants to fight one on one * with Trump. But the two agreed to fight through their wrestlers in the event of Wrestle Mania 23. trump appointed as a fighter Bobby Lashley to fight fighter McMahon, Umaga.
Miss universes organization owned by Trump and NBC. This organization produces the Miss Universe, Miss USA and Miss Teen USA. In 2005, Trump launched a business education company called Trump University. At one point Trump also unveiled the companies he named Trump Buffet, Trump Catering and Trump Ice Cream Parlor. January 2006, Trump launched an online travel web side, GoTrump.com. This webside contains beberpa Trump-owned property such as hotels and bureaus journey.
Trump married 3 times: first with Ivana Zelnickova, born in 1949, Trump married her in 1977, Ivana gave birth to 3 children of Donald Jr. on December 31, 1977, Ivanka on October 30, 1981 and Eric on January 11, 1984. In 1992 they divorced. then Marla Maples, born in 1963, Trump married her in 1993 and they have a child that is Tiffany who was born on October 13, 1993. then Melanija Kanvs, born in 1970. Trump proposed to her on 26 April 2004 and then married her on January 22, 2005 in Bethesda, Palm Beach, Florida. KP, KD Present were Bill Clinton, Barbara Walters, Tony Bennett and Radolph Giulani. They have one child who was born on March 20, 2006.
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