Boris Epshteyn Net Worth: How much is Boris Epshteyn worth?

Boris Epshteyn is a Russian-born American Republican political strategist, investment banker, and lawyer.

Boris Epshteyn Biography

Epshteyn is born in the year 1982, at Moscow, Soviet Union, the son of Anna Shulkina and Aleksandr Epshteyn. The family he is from are Russian Jewish. The year 1993 was the time he moved as a refugee relatives into Plainsboro Township, New Jersey under the Lautenberg Amendment of 1990.

Epshteyn graduated from the Georgetown University School of Foreign Service (BSFS 2004). While an student in Georgetown, Epshteyn became a member of his Eta Sigma Chapter of the Alpha Epsilon Pi (AEPi) fraternity. He completed his studies at Georgetown University Law Center. Georgetown University Law Center with an J.D. degree.

In 2008 Epshteyn served as communications adviser for Obama-McCarthy campaign. While working for his campaign site, he was a member of a quick response task force that focused on issues pertaining to the vice presidential candidate Sarah Palin.

Boris Epshteyn completed their High School education with Good Grades at the University

In 1993, he immigrated as a refugee with his family to Plainsboro Township, New Jersey, under the Lautenberg Amendment of 1990. He graduated from West Windsor-Plainsboro High School in 2000.

He is the son of Anna Shulkina and Aleksandr Epshteyn. His family are Russian Jews.

Epshteyn got married to Lauren Tanick Epshteyn, a sales manager at Google in 2009.

Now at this moment Boris Epshteyn remains strong and there are no signs of complications or problems. They also have a mutual love and affection for each other.

They have a child together.

His position was Chief Political Analyst of Sinclair Broadcast Group until December 2019. He was a senior advisor for Donald Trump’s campaign in 2016 for president of the United States and previously was a part of the McCain-Palin campaign.

Following the election of Trump the director was appointed in charge of the communications department for the President’s Inaugural Committee. He was later the assistant director of communications for surrogate operations within the administration until his resignation in March 2017.

In September 2016, Epshteyn responded to a question from MSNBC’s Hallie Jackson by offering a new explanation for why a portrait of Trump – paid for by the Donald J. Trump Foundation – wound up on display at Trump National Doral Miami, a Trump-owned for-profit golf resort in Florida. Epshteyn said, “There are IRS rules which specifically state that when a foundation has an item, an individual can store those items – on behalf of the foundation – in order to help it with storage costs… And that’s absolutely proper.” Epshteyn’s explanation was, in effect, that Trump hadn’t used his foundation to buy some art for his resort, which would be self-dealing. Instead, Trump’s resort was helping the foundation – which has no employees or office space of its own – to store one of its possessions.