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How Kellyanne Conway makes and spends her $39 million fortune by Sarah Jacobs and Madeline Stone on Apr 28, 2017, 11:45 AM Advertisement
 Kellyanne Conway has been called The First Lady of the United States, and her climb from polling strategist behind Trump's campaign, to campaign manager, to counseler in the White House has been closely watched by the media. When she took office with President Trump, her and her husband, New York City lawyer George T. Conway III disclosed assets worth up to $39.3 million. Here's how the Conways have amassed their wealth, and spent it, since graduating law school. SEE ALSO: Report: 'Trump whisperer' Kellyanne Conway just bought an $8 million DC mansion After graduating law school from George Washington University, Conway worked as an assistant at a firm headed by Richard Wirthlin, who was Ronald Reagan's pollster and strategist. She later came to work with Newt Gingrich in the 1990s.  Source: The New Yorker
In '95, at 28, Conway founded The Polling Company, of which she is still CEO. As New York Magazine reported, Conway quickly recognized "there was money to be made" in advising private corporations and politicians on how women vote — the population her company focused on.  Source: New York Magazine
During the '90s, Conway began making regular television appearances along with other political commentators, such as Ann Coulter. 
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