Newly elected US President Donald Trump has chosen Susie Wills as the White House Chief of Staff. Through this, 67-year-old Susie is going to get the title of the White House's first female chief of staff. Trump announced Susie's name in a statement on Thursday (November 7). Susie is one of his two campaign managers. British news agency Reuters reported this news.
Trump wants to organize his administration before taking oath as president on January 20, 2025. And so started selecting preferred persons for various important posts. He announced Susi's name first among them.
The Chief of Staff of the White House works as the gatekeeper of the President of the United States. He also manages the President's work schedule, including managing the White House staff. Liaise with other government departments and legislators.
In a statement, Trump said, 'Susie is a strong, smart, innovative person who is universally admired and respected. I have no doubt that he will make our country proud.'
Trump has been spending time at his Mar-a-Lago club in Palm Beach, Florida since defeating Democratic candidate Kamala Harris in Tuesday's US election.
According to four sources, Trump is now thinking about who he will appoint to the top positions of his administration. Many of those being considered for appointment served in his first term (2017-2021).
Florida-based political strategist Susie. In this year's US presidential election, he served as Trump's campaign manager with Chris LaCivita. However, compared to Trump's previous election campaign, this campaign was much more organized and disciplined.
Trump also thanked the two managers in his victory speech.
