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Trump Jr. and Witkoff sons launch $500K-per-member DC club

Don Jr.'s Board SeatsDonations In, Favors Out

Filed April 2025

★ The Brief

What happened

In April 2025, a $500,000-per-seat private membership club called Executive Branch launched in Georgetown. It is co-owned by Donald Trump Jr., the sons of Trump Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff, and Omeed Malik, whose 1789 Capital is also a co-owner. Its launch party was attended by Attorney General Pam Bondi and SEC Chairman Paul Atkins, and many founding members run businesses with interests before the federal government.

Who enabled it

Cameron WinklevossDavid SacksJMJeff MillerTyler Winklevoss

Who benefits

AWAlex WitkoffDonald Trump Jr.OMOmeed MalikZach Witkoff1789 CapitalEBExecutive Branch

Deal or steal?

Membership costs $500,000, and the fee goes to the club's owners, who include the president's son Donald Trump Jr. Many of its founding members run businesses with interests before the federal government. Among them are Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, whose crypto firm Gemini had its SEC enforcement case paused in April 2025, the month the club opened.

★ Cast your vote

A new $500,000-per-seat private membership club called Executive Branch launched in Georgetown in April 2025, slated to open by summer. The club is co-owned by Donald Trump Jr., Zach and Alex Witkoff (sons of Trump Middle East envoy Steve Witkoff), and Omeed Malik (whose 1789 Capital is also a co-owner). Founding members include Cameron and Tyler Winklevoss, Trump crypto adviser David Sacks, and lobbyist Jeff Miller. The launch party was attended by Attorney General Pam Bondi and SEC Chairman Paul Atkins. Many founding members run businesses with active interests before the federal government.

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