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As beautiful as she is competitive, Ivanka is the vice president ofreal estate development and acquisitions for The Trump Organization.But she prefers not to be saddled with a title. “I report to dad,” shesays simply. “It’s informal, we’re like a mom-and-pop organization. Igive him the status of my projects. He is very demanding, but OK towork for.”“The Donald” has so much confidence in his 27-year-old, WhartonSchool of Finance-educated daughter, that he has involved her in 33national and international real estate projects after only three yearsworking at The Trump Organization. “Ivanka has done a terrific job withour numerous projects around the globe,” says Trump. “She is a dynamowho gets things done.”She first gained valuable experience while working as a projectmanager in the $1.1 million retail development division of Forest CityRatner Companies in Westchester, NY. During her one-year stay, shecoordinated tenants and learned about the day-to-day travails of thereal estate business through developerBruce Ratner.Having been exposed to all aspects of real estate development, frompre-planning, evaluating and analysis, to construction, marketing,operations, sales and leasing, she was ahead of the game. Today, sheworks side by side with her dad and older brother, Donald Jr.“We work very closely together, and we pretty much think alike,”says Donald. “We look at things very much the same way … the way ourfather likes to look at business deals. We were raised with a strongwork ethic from both of our parents,” he adds.Ivanka has indeed inherited that family trait. Her mom, Ivana, onceran the Trump Castle (now Trump Marina) in Atlantic City by flyingthere nearly every day, and the Plaza Hotel in New York City, thatTrump bought in 1988, for $407.5 million when Ivanka was a little girl.Today, Ivanka follows in her mother’s footsteps. “I spend most of mytime travelling to our projects around the world,” says Ivanka. Herresponsibilities are vast, including the expansion of the Trump brandinto hotel creation, to go along with the residential developments,golf clubs and casinos. “We hadn’t really expanded that much intohotels so now we are doing it,” she explains. “We are great builders,so why should we, or anyone else, stay in another hotel? When we ownour own, we can control service.”Ivanka loves travelling to Chicago to work on the nearly $900million Trump International Hotel and Tower, a 92-story, 2.6million-sq.-ft. property on the Chicago River. “This is the tallestbuilding constructed in Chicago since the Sears Tower,” she boasts,sounding like a chip off the old block. “I love going there andspending time working with the people. Chicago is such a great city.”So is Las Vegas, with the $600 million, 64-story Trump InternationalHotel and Tower located on the strip. Even with no casino, she says,the first tower is completely sold out.Ivanka is also managing the development of new Trump projects onWaikiki Beach in Honolulu (with a library, spa and fitness centre),Atlanta (a pair of residential towers), Jersey City, New Orleans, WestPalm Beach (partnering with Florida’s Related Group chairman and CEOJorge Perez), and a new 44-story Trump SoHo/New York.Internationally, she flies to Dubai to work on the TrumpInternational Hotel and Tower ­– with 800 hotel rooms, snazzy stores,super-spa and health club – on Palm Jumeirah Island, the first hotelcondo concept in the exotic region. She visits the 2.86 million-sq.-ft.Trump Ocean Club in Panama City, with a hotel casino and residencesalmost sold out at 500 per cent. She is working on projects in CostaRica, Tel Aviv, Israel, Toronto, the Dominican Republic, BajaPeninsula, Mexico, including a golf course, hotel and residences inAberdeen, Scotland. “Dad has an eye for golf,” she laughs, “And it isso beautiful there.”In her spare time, Ivanka is becoming her own brand. Like the DonaldTrump line of suits, bottled water, and vodka, Ivanka Trump will soonbecome a high-end product name. The Ivanka Trump Boutique recentlyopened its doors on Madison Ave. in Manhattan. The luxurious storeshowcases her first project outside of developing Trump properties, aline of diamond jewellery inspired from heirloom pieces circa 1920– 1960s.According to Molly Goldfarb, who is helping develop the Ivankabrand, the jewellery collection is contemporary, with modern flair,whimsy and fresh designs. “Ivanka is so bright, and the brand  is sofabulous,” she elates. “Everything will have a touch of elegance.”“My dream for this collection,” says Ivanka, “is that it will appealto women who have a strong sense of themselves. They know what theylike, value exquisite workmanship, and wear even the most importantjewellery with a kind of off-handed elegance. They have a sense of tradition, but they like to go their own way. They appreciate quality,but won’t tolerate stuffiness. They have everything, yet they havenothing to prove.”Like her dad, she has a natural passion for taking the whole projectin her hand, and seeing that things are done right from the ground up.No matter how much time she spends at work, she does not complain.“Ivanka has always had a very strong work ethic and was fascinatedby construction,” says her friend Christina Floyd, daughter of U. S.Open golfing champion Raymond Floyd. “When the rest of us were talkingabout boys, she was talking about buildings.”Born in New York City and raised mostly in the Trump Penthouse, 40stories above her current working desk, Ivanka Marie Trump attended theChapin School on the Upper East Side of Manhattan, and high school atChoate Rosemary Hall in Wallingford, Connecticut. While both parentswere working madly, Ivanka and her siblings were partially raised by apair of Irish nannies named Dorothy and Bridget, as well as at leastsix months a year by Ivana’s cool parents, Milos and Maria Zelnicek,whom the children revered.Yet Ivanka also spent a great deal of time with both parents byaccompanying them to work projects. Trump took her to constructionsites and to his office, while he made deals over the phone; Ivanawhisked her away to glamorous hotel-casinos in Atlantic City – and ofcourse, to their winter home Mar-a-Lago, the family’sSpanish/Mediterranean-Moorish estate and exclusive private club in PalmBeach, Fla.When her parents divorced in 1992, and Trump later married MarlaMaples (he is now married and has a child with Melania Knauss), therewas relentless buzz around the world. Because the Trump children weresurrounded by a strong love from both parents and their grandparents,they remained grounded throughout the situation.“I had a unique aspect in my childhood because of how highlypublicized my parents’ divorce became,” Ivanka explains. “It is good tostruggle because it definitely made me stronger.”She remembers walking out of school to photographers waiting to snappictures of her. “It was horrible,” she told New York Magazine. “Inretrospect, I can look back and say, ‘How was it that we didn’t have togo to through intense therapy for the next eight years?’”To add some spark to her daily school existence, Ivanka decided totake up modelling. Represented by Elite Model Management, the stunning,5’ 11”, partly Czech and Scottish, well-poised teen made her debut intop fashion magazines Elle and Glamour. By age 16, she was a successfulmodel.By the time she enrolled at Georgetown University in Washington,  DC., she was exuding sophistication. After two years, she followed herolder brother to University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton School ofFinance, where she graduated summa cum laude in 2004, with a major infinance and real estate, and a minor in art history and history.Like her father, she boards the Trump private plane to spend herwinter weekends at Mar-a-Lago, where she plays tennis and enjoys lunchby the pool.Ivanka also finds time to give back. “I help when I can, and Ibelieve in the Red Cross,” she says. “But I am more involved with NewYork charities such as New Yorkers For The Children, Operation  Smile,and New Yorkers for Parks.”After a long work day, Ivanka retreats to her $1.5  million, classicand contemporary, two-bedroom condo at 502 Park Ave., where she livesalone. While trying to balance her career with her social life, allwhile making her parents proud, she says she is not yet ready forwedding bells.“I’m not into marriage now,” she says definitively, “But I hope I do marry. I want kids, but I can not be ruled by a clock.”As for being his daughter’s boss, Trump couldn’t have apprenticed abetter employee. “Ivanka has it all … Brains, beauty, discipline andperseverance,” says Trump. “I am very proud.”Read More great articles from Dolce Vita Magazine