US President-elect Donald Trump has announced key appointments to his White House team ahead of his inauguration on January 20. These appointments mark significant steps in shaping his administration and strengthening his leadership team.
Stanley E. Woodward will serve as Assistant to the President and Senior Counselor. Woodward is an acclaimed litigator and co-founder of Brand Woodward Law, LP. He has represented numerous high-profile clients in complex litigation, including multiple federal jury trials. He will work closely with the White House Chief of Staff.
Robert Gabriel Jr. Assistant to the President for Policy
Robert Gabriel Jr. will return to the White House as Assistant to the President for Policy. Gabriel has been a key figure in Trump’s team since the 2015 campaign, serving in various roles, including Special Assistant to the President during Trump’s first administration. Gabriel also played a significant role in transforming the Mar-a-Lago political operation into a national presidential campaign apparatus.
Nicholas F. Luna will join the Office of the Chief of Staff as Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff for Strategic Implementation. Luna, a respected White House veteran. She was previously served as Presidential Trip Director, Personal Aide to the President, and Director of Oval Office Operations. In his new role, Luna will oversee Presidential scheduling and ensure that White House messaging, outreach, and operations align with the administration’s objectives.
William Beau Harrison will return to the White House as Assistant to the President and Deputy Chief of Staff for Operations. Harrison, a trusted aide to the President and First Family, has been recognized for his outstanding public service. During Trump’s first term, Harrison coordinated and executed all presidential travel, including complex international visits and historic summits with DPRK Leader Kim Jong-Un.
Trump’s Historic Victory and Upcoming Inauguration
Donald Trump won a significant mandate in the US presidential elections, securing 312 electoral votes against Kamala Harris’ 226. He also won the popular vote, becoming the first Republican leader since George Bush in 2004 to achieve this feat. Trump made history by becoming only the second leader to serve two non-consecutive terms in US history. He will take the oath of office as president on January 20.
These key appointments and Trump’s historic victory underscore the importance of his leadership team in shaping the future of the United States. The new administration will address the nation’s challenges and drive forward its agenda with a strong and experienced team.
