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… not only one of the first decisions a President makes in office, but also one of the most critical. The tone and tempo of an administration are often determined on January 20. Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … so delegation is not just advisable: It … - page 24
… CHIEF OF STAFF - 620 CHIEF OF STAFF Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … CHIEF OF STAFF … CHIEF OF STAFF - 620 … - page 24
… all presidential staff members, the chief is the most critical to implementation of the President’s vision for the … manager of the staffs of both the WHO and the Executive Office of the President (EOP).° Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … As with most of the positions that will … - page 24
… clear lines of authority and responsibility to avoid conflicts. It should also identify specific points of contact for each element of the government … include the White House Liaisons who are selected by the Office of Presidential Personnel (PPO). Chapter White House … - page 24
… and prospective opportunities, and then delegating policy priorities among the departments and agencies of the Cabinet and throughout the three White House policy councils: Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … Receiving guidance from the President, … - page 24
… • The National Economic Council (NEC); - 624 • The National Economic Council (NEC); • The Domestic Policy Council (DPC); and • The National Security Council … - page 24
… on all - 625 The President is briefed on all of his policy priorities by his Cabinet and senior staff as directed … covered daily and weekly. The chief then works with the policy councils, the Cabinet, and the Office of Communications and Office of Legislative Affairs … - page 24
… three deputies, unless the President determines that a particular Assistant to the President reports directly to him. … chiefs have interacted directly with Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … All senior staff report to the Chief of … three deputies, unless the President determines that a particular Assistant to the President reports directly to him. … - page 24
… — 9A - 627 — 9A Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … — 9A … — 9A - 627 … - page 24
… Cabinet officers and a select number - 628 Cabinet officers and a select number of direct reports. In most cases, … to the chief are his two or three deputies, the Communications Director, PPO Director, White House Counsel, and … - page 24
… right person to be chief is vital. Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … The Chief of Staff’s main challenge is … - page 24
… STAFF - 630 DEPUTY CHIEFS OF STAFF Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … DEPUTY CHIEFS OF STAFF … DEPUTY CHIEFS … - page 24
… In recent years, Presidents typically have - 631 In recent years, Presidents typically have appointed two Deputy Chiefs of Staff: a Deputy … and Operations and a Deputy Chief of Staff for Policy. There also have been other types of deputy chiefs whose … - page 24
… 632 PRINCIPAL DEPUTY CHIEFS OF STAFF Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … PRINCIPAL DEPUTY CHIEFS OF STAFF … … - page 24
… their roles have varied based on the needs of particular chiefs. Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … Not all Chiefs of Staff have tapped a … their roles have varied based on the needs of particular chiefs. … Not all Chiefs of Staff have - 633 … - page 24
… the operations deputy, and have worked directly with the policy councils at the direction of the Chief of Staff. The OPL and Office of Political Affairs (OPA) also have reported to a principal deputy. … - page 24
… Operations oversees the President’s schedule and all logistical aspects of his movement within and outside of the White … This deputy also interfaces directly with the Secret Service as well as the military offices tasked with keeping the President and his family safe. … - page 24
… trips. If their roles are separated from that of the policy deputy, this deputy should have a strong grasp of international affairs and robust foreign policy credentials. Chapter White House Office Page number 24 … In the past, this deputy has also … - page 24
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… support staff, personnel administration, and communications. This individual therefore needs to be meticulous and ideally should possess a great deal of command-and-control experience. Chapter White House Office Page number 26 … This deputy further manages all facets … - page 26
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