Trump hires, promotes 22 White House aides

President Trump announced late Thursday the hiring of 22 special assistants and assistants to the president’s office, though the majority were promotions of White House aides.

The nearly two dozen appointments will serve in the executive office of the president and do not require Senate confirmation.

• William J. McGinley , assistant to the president and Cabinet secretary. McGinley previously served as deputy assistant to the president and Cabinet secretary.

• Brooke L. Rollins, assistant to the president for Strategic Initiatives.

• Andrew J. Olmem, deputy assistant to the president for Economic Policy and deputy director of the National Economic Council. Olmem previously served as special assistant to the president for Economic Policy.

• Cletus R. Willems III, deputy assistant to the president for International Economic Affairs and deputy director of the National Economic Council. Willems previously served as special assistant to the president for National Security Council.

• Avrahm J. Berkowitz, deputy assistant to the president and adviser to the senior adviser. Berkowitz previously served as special assistant to the president and assistant to the senior adviser.

• Rear Adm. Keith B. Davids, deputy assistant to the president and director of White House Military Office. Davids previously served as special assistant to the president and deputy director of White House Military Office.

• Ross P. Worthington, deputy assistant to the president and adviser for policy, strategy, and speechwriting. Worthington previously served as special assistant to the president and adviser for policy, strategy, and speechwriting.

• Joseph R. Clark, special assistant to the president and associate counsel to the president. Clark previously served as associate counsel to the president.

• William F. Crozer, special assistant to the president and deputy director of Intergovernmental Affairs.

• Judson P. Deere, as special assistant to the president and director of Media Affairs. Deere previously served as director of State Communications.

• Cassidy M. Dumbauld, as special assistant to the president and special assistant to the senior adviser. Dumbauld previously served as project manager.

• Zoe L. Jackman, as special assistant to the president and director of Student Leadership Initiatives and Volunteer Engagement. Jackman previously served as director of Student Leadership Initiatives and Volunteer Engagement.

• William R. Levi, as special assistant to the president for Domestic Policy.

• Nicholas F. Luna, as special assistant to the president for Operations and trip director. Luna previously served as trip director.

• Emily R. Mallon, as special assistant to the president and director of the Office of the Chief of Staff. Mallon previously served as special assistant to the chief of staff.

• Steven J. Menashi, as special assistant to the president and associate sounsel to the president.

• Benjamin T. Miller, as special assistant to the president and deputy director of Advance. Miller previously served as trip director.

• Ashley D. Mocarski, as special assistant to the president and senior director of Cabinet Affairs. Mocarski previously served as senior director of Cabinet Affairs.

• Hunter M. Morgen, as special assistant to the president and policy specialist for the Office of the Senior Advisor for Policy. Morgen previously served as policy specialist for the Office of the Senior Advisor for Policy.

• Nicholas D. Pottebaum, as special assistant to the president and deputy director of Intergovernmental Affairs. Pottebaum previously served as associate director of Intergovernmental Affairs.

• Alexandra E. Stone, as special assistant to the president and director of the White House Management Office. Stone previously served as deputy director of Finance and travel lead.

• Rebecca L. Wasserstein, as special assistant to the president and director of White House Travel Office. Wasserstein previously served as director of White House Travel Office.