US EditionScavino expected to be tapped for White House personnel role
Dan Scavino, a trusted advisor with decades of service, will oversee hiring for 4,000 federal political appointments, maintaining the administration's America First staffing approach.
- The White House confirmed that Dan Scavino, White House deputy chief of staff, will lead the Presidential Personnel Office, with Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt praising him as "one of President Trump's most trusted and longest serving advisers."
- The vacancy followed Sergio Gor's nomination as ambassador to India, after he drew criticism from Elon Musk for his strict vetting of White House job applicants.
- Scavino, who has served since 2015, brings experience running Trump's social media and senior communications roles to lead the Presidential Personnel Office, which vets and hires for 4,000 executive branch political appointments.
- A source said Scavino will "scrutinize the current staff and personnel changes that happen as the office transitions to a new leadership and structure," and Karoline Leavitt praised his leadership as vital for a dedicated workforce.
- Scavino's long relationship with Trump signals reinforced loyalty in hiring, as his Oval Office proximity and ties dating to the 1990 golf meeting boost his West Wing influence.
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Scavino Promoted to Director of White House Personnel
President Trump installs Dan Scavino as Director of Presidential Personnel Office, placing a trusted confidante at the heart of administrative staffing. President Trump has named longtime aide Dan Scavino to lead the White House Presidential Personnel Office. The move cements a loyalist in charge of staffing the administration—replacing Sergio Gor, whom Trump nominated as ambassador to India. Scavino’s loyalty and “America First” alignment posit…
Trump Taps Longtime Loyalist to Lead White House Personnel Office
President Donald Trump plans to appoint his current deputy chief of staff, Dan Scavino, to take over leadership of the powerful Presidential Personnel Office, which controls hiring and firing for White House staff. “Dan Scavino is one of President Trump’s most trusted and longest serving advisors,” White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt said in a statement to NOTUS Tuesday. “There is nobody better to ensure the president’s administration i…
Longest-Serving Trump Advisor Dan Scavino Now in Charge of Hiring Decisions as Director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office
President Donald Trump has reportedly appointed Dan Scavino, his longest-serving advisor, as the new director of the White House Presidential Personnel Office, as first reported by Axios. Scavino has been with President Trump since the golden escalator ride in 2015.
President Trump’s Deputy Chief Of Staff Dan Scavino Just Got A New Job * 100PercentFedUp.com * by Anthony
President Trump’s loyal deputy chief of staff just got a new position in the White House. Deputy chief of staff Dan Scavino has just been appointed to run the White House’s Presidential Personnel Office. The new position will entail Scavino being in charge of who is hired to work at the White House. Politico reported more on Scavino’s new responsibilities: President Donald Trump plans to appoint Dan Scavino, a longtime loyalist and White House …
Trump Taps Loyalist Dan Scavino To Oversee White House Hiring
President Donald Trump will appoint Dan Scavino, a longtime aide and deputy chief of staff, to lead the White House Presidential Personnel Office. The move gives Scavino authority over hiring across the administration, a key role in shaping Trump’s “America First” agenda. White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt praised Scavino as one of the president’s most trusted advisers, saying his leadership would ensure the administration is staffed w…
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