WASHINGTON, Nov 08 (Alliance News):Following his victory in the presidential election, Donald Trump has made his first major appointment, selecting Susan Wiles as Chief of Staff in the White House.
Wiles, 67, who played a pivotal role in Trump’s campaign success, will make history as the first woman to hold this prestigious position.
As Chief of Staff, Wiles will oversee the administration of the White House and manage the scheduling of engagements for President Trump and other key officials.
Her appointment marks a significant moment in Trump’s leadership, with Wiles stepping into a crucial role that is central to the functioning of the White House.
