Stephanie Winston Wolkoff Personality Type, MBTI
What is the personality type of Stephanie Winston Wolkoff? Which MBTI personality type best fits? Personality type for Stephanie Winston Wolkoff from Business and what is the personality traits.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff personality type is ENFJ, although she was never diagnosed with that type. She interviews high-profile people for her podcast, The Brainstorm Podcast, and shares personal insights about her own experience with this personality type.
She says she has always had an affinity for other people’s stories. She was a Girl Scout leader, she worked in the Special Olympics, she has worked with children in foster care, and she was also a counselor in New York City’s juvenile detention centers. She was also a member of the Girl Scouts of America’s National Council for one year.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff says that, although she is an ENFJ, she did not have a great start in life. She was born in New Jersey, where she lived with her parents, who were divorced. Her father, who was a surgeon and had worked for NASA, was frequently absent and left the family with little money.
When Stephanie was just two-and-a-half years old her mother died of cancer. As a result of her mother’s death, the family fell into poverty and began to struggle financially. Stephanie and her younger brother had to move in with their grandmother.
Stephanie Winston Wolkoff (née Batinkoff) is an American fashion and entertainment executive and former senior advisor to First Lady of the United States, Melania Trump. Prior to her role in politics, she produced various notable events in New York City, including the Met Gala, and later worked as the founding fashion director for Lincoln Center and facilitated the expansion of its Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week.
In early 2017, Wolkoff was named an unpaid senior advisor to first lady Melania Trump.
Melania Trump cut ties with Wolkoff on February 26, 2018.Wolkoff resigned that month, after the extent of her firm's compensation for organizing the inaugural festivities was reported. She says she was "scapegoated" and that only $1.6 million[11] of the $26 million went to her personally.
September 1, 2020, Wolkoff published a book, Melania and Me, described as a "tell-all" about her experiences in the White House with Donald Trump and Melania Trump.
