Lindsay Reynolds

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Lindsay Reynolds

Chief of Staff to the First Lady
Incumbent
Assumed office February 1, 2017
President	Donald Trump
Preceded by	Tina Tchen

Lindsay Reynolds is the chief of staff of First Lady of the United States Melania Trump.^[1]^[2] Prior to her appointment on February 1, 2017, she was associate director of the White House Visitors Office under President George W. Bush. She is the daughter-in-law of Republican fundraiser Mercer Reynolds, and was a third-grade teacher in Cincinnati, Ohio before joining the Bush White House in 2004.^[1]^[3]

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Executive Office of the President – Trump administration

Office	Name	Term	Office	Name	Term
Chief of Staff	John F. Kelly	2017–	National Security Advisor	LTG H. R. McMaster	2017–
Deputy Chief of Staff	Rick Dearborn Joe Hagin Kirstjen Nielsen	2017– 2017– 2017-	Deputy National Security Advisor	Dina Powell Maj. Gen. Ricky L. Waddell Tom Bossert (Homeland Security) Michael Anton (Strategic Comm.)	2017– 2017– 2017– 2017–
			NSC Chief of Staff	Keith Kellogg	2017–

Counselor to the President	Kellyanne Conway	2017–	Comm. Director	Hope Hicks	2017–
Senior Advisor to the President	Stephen Miller (Policy) Jared Kushner (Strategic Planning)	2017– 2017–	Deputy Comm. Directors	Omarosa Manigault (Public Liason) Jessica Ditto Raj Shah (Research)	2017– 2017– 2017–
Advisors	Ivanka Trump Marc Short (Legislative Affairs) Rudy Giuliani (Cyber Security) Chris Christie (Opioid Task Force)	2017– 2017– 2017– 2017–
NEC Director/Economic Advisor	Gary Cohn	2017–	Press Secretary	Sarah Huckabee Sanders	2017–
White House Counsel	Don McGahn	2017–	Deputy Press Secretary	Lindsay Walters	2017–
Special Counsel	Ty Cobb	2017–
Legal Advisors	Jay Sekulow John M. Dowd Marc Kasowitz	2017– 2017– 2017–	Deputy Director of Nominations	Mary Elizabeth Taylor	2017–
Domestic Policy Council Director	Andrew Bremberg	2017–
Office of Intergovernmental Affairs Director	Justin R. Clark	2017–	Strategic Development Group Director	Chris Liddell	2017–
			Public Liaison Assistant	Andrew Giuliani	2017–
National Trade Council Director	Peter Navarro	2017–	Staff Secretary	Rob Porter	2017–
Cabinet Secretary	Bill McGinley	2017–
Social Secretary	Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd	2017–	Social Media Director	Dan Scavino	2017–
Oval Office Operations Director	Keith Schiller	2017–	Online Communications	Lara Trump (Producer) Kayleigh McEnany	2017– 2017–
			Scheduling and Advance Director	George Gigicos	2017–
Personal Aide to the President	John McEntee	2017–
Personal Secretary to the President	Madeleine Westerhout	2017–	Chief of Staff to the First Lady	Lindsay Reynolds	2017–
Special Assistant to the President for Intragovernmental and Technology Initiatives	Reed Cordish	2017–	Political Director	Bill Stepien	2017–
Presidential Personnel Director	John DeStefano	2017–	Special Representative for International Negotiations	Jason Greenblatt	2017–
Media Affairs Director	Helen Aguirre Ferré	2017–

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