Susan Wiles to serve as President Trump's White House Chief of Staff
Donald Trump has named Susie Wiles as his Chief of Staff, making history as the first woman to hold the position. Wiles, widely respected both within and outside Trump's inner circle, was a standout candidate due to her extensive experience and proven leadership.
Steve Stepanek, a senior adviser to Trump's campaign, credited Wiles with running one of the most focused and disciplined campaigns in Trump's career. He emphasized her intelligence, work ethic, and ability to unify the team, describing her as "loyal and highly effective."
Wiles has been a key player in Trump’s political success, having managed his Florida operations in 2016 and 2020. Before her work with Trump, she led Rick Scott’s 2010 gubernatorial campaign and briefly worked with Jon Huntsman during his 2012 presidential bid.
Known for avoiding the limelight, Wiles declined to give public remarks even after Trump’s victory. Despite her low profile, her behind-the-scenes efforts have been instrumental in shaping Trump's campaign and strategy.
Trump expressed confidence in Wiles’ ability to excel in this historic role, saying, “Susie Wiles becoming the first female Chief of Staff is a well-deserved honor. I’m certain she will make our nation proud.”
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