White House chief of operations to exit administration after serving since Trump inauguration

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The White House’s chief of operations Daniel Walsh is leaving the Trump administration after being one of the few officials to stick around since President Trump’s inauguration.

Walsh, whose title was deputy chief of staff, is expected to exit and join the private sector, the White House announced Monday. His role involved overseeing the arrangement of the administration’s foreign trips, making decisions about the use of government resources by White House aides, and overseeing the White House military office.

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