The elected U.S. President Donald Trump announced the selection of his campaign manager, Susan Wiles, to be the White House Chief of Staff, marking the first appointment in his upcoming administration.
Trump said in a statement, "Suzie Wells helped me achieve one of the greatest political victories in American history.
He added that Wales "will continue to work tirelessly to make America great again," referring to the famous slogan of his election campaign.
The elected president reminded us that this sixty-year-old woman will be the first female in the history of the United States to hold this prestigious position, considering it "a well-deserved honor.
The position of Chief of Staff to the President of the United States is considered the most strategic center in the executive branch, equivalent to the position of Chief of the Presidential Office or Chief of the Royal Court in other countries.