Washington, D.C. — President-elect Donald Trump announced Thursday that Susie Wiles, one of his campaign managers and a key figure in his successful election campaign, will serve as the White House Chief of Staff. The appointment signifies Trump’s confidence in Wiles, who is widely recognized for her strategic acumen and experience in navigating the complexities of high-stakes political campaigns.
Wiles has been instrumental in guiding Trump’s campaign through a challenging electoral environment, reinforcing his agenda and appealing to key voter blocs. Known for her political expertise and organizational skills, Wiles’ leadership is expected to bring a blend of discipline and adaptability to the Trump administration as it prepares to take office on January 20.
This announcement is the first in what is expected to be a series of staffing decisions by Trump, aimed at forming a team aligned with his vision for governance and policy priorities. Wiles’ appointment signals a commitment to seasoned political strategy and underscores Trump’s reliance on trusted campaign figures to shape his second term in office.
As Chief of Staff, Wiles will oversee the daily operations of the White House, advise the president on key issues, and manage relationships with Congress, federal agencies, and other stakeholders, marking a pivotal role in shaping the administration’s agenda in the years to come.