Meet the sons of Donald Trump who will lead your companies

                                                                At the first press conference since the US election, Donald Trump announced that his two eldest sons, Donald Jr. and Eric, will run their real estate business with Allen Weisselberg, the organization's chief of staff. Although the agreement does not address all the conflicts of interest of the US president-elect, it is no surprise that Trump has chosen his sons to take the job.

The brothers, who have worked for the father on other occasions, have joined the company team soon after graduating from college. Donald Jr. at the University of Pennsylvania, and Eric at Georgetown U. Both carry the title of executive vice president of development and acquisitions.

"I love to play and say that I've been working for my father since the day I was born," Donald Jr. told FORBES in 2006. "I've worked with him since I was 5 or 6 years old." He revealed that he was with his father Who learned the most valuable lesson: "In addition to telling me not to drink, smoke and go after women, he has always advised me not to trust anyone."

Trump's heir admitted in the past that he faced alcohol problems in college, but in 2001 he went into the family business and stopped drinking. "I'm not good with alcohol in moderation." Since then, he has focused on developing new projects for his father's businesses.

Along with her sister, Ivanka, and Eric, Donald Jr. led the creation and expansion project of the Trump Hotel Collection, as well as management agreements in Rio de Janeiro and Indonesia.

Donald Jr. has also been involved in the development and construction of several luxury buildings, including the Trump Towers in Chicago and Las Vegas. It also takes care of the commercial part of the Trump Organization. Unlike his sister, who is a model, and his father, who starred in a reality show, the boy prefers to stay out of the media: "I know entertainment helps, but someone needs to stay here to remind people that we build buildings . "                                     After admitting to having problems with her father after the divorce of the first woman, Ivana, Donald Jr made peace with the president-elect. When he invested in a company in Charleston, South Carolina, and saw the deal go awry, Trump took the case and endorsed a loan from Deutsche Bank.

Eric, the youngest of Trump's three children with Ivana, also grew up in the business world. When his father bought the house of Eugene Meyer, publisher of the Washington Post in New York in 1996, the children were placed to work on property reform. "We literally cut trees and grass and did electrical work. It was the first developmental lesson I learned from my dad, "Eric told FORBES in 2014.

Since joining Trump in 2006, Eric has helped his father manage the company's golf course. He led the three-year renovation of the resort in Miami, Trump National Doral, after his father bought the property for $ 150 million in 2012. Eric also manages other properties such as the 10 clubs in the US, the three resorts in Scotland and In Ireland and several other licensing agreements.

Ivanka, who is also executive vice president at Trump organizations, will move to Washington D.C. with her husband, Jared Kushner, CEO of Kushner Companies, whose fortune is valued at $ 1.8 billion. The couple will move away from their positions, as well as giving up some assets to enter into the rules that prevent conflicts of interest. Kushner, who oversaw Trump's data operations during the presidential race, has been named senior adviser to the White House. Ivanka has not yet been appointed to a formal post in the new administration.