Susie Wiles is leaving as White House chief of staff, and big business is losing a key contact who listened to corporate concerns, the WSJ reports. Wiles, who has been chief of staff since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term, is set to leave the White House in the coming weeks. She is being replaced by Stephen Miller, who is currently deputy chief of staff for policy. Wiles has been a key contact for big business, and she has listened to corporate concerns about tariffs and other issues.
Wiles, who has been chief of staff since the start of President Donald Trump’s second term, is set to leave the White House in the coming weeks. She is being replaced by Stephen Miller, who is currently deputy chief of staff for policy. Wiles has been a key contact for big business, and she has listened to corporate concerns about tariffs and other issues. The White House has not yet announced a date for Wiles’ departure.
Susie Wiles departure and big business
Big business is losing a key contact in the White House, and the departure of Wiles is being seen as a blow to corporate America. Wiles has been a key contact for big business, and she has listened to corporate concerns about tariffs and other issues. She is being replaced by Stephen Miller, who is currently deputy chief of staff for policy. Wiles has been a key contact for big business, and she has listened to corporate concerns about tariffs and other issues.
The White House has not yet announced a date for Wiles’ departure, but she is expected to leave in the coming weeks. She is being replaced by Stephen Miller, who is currently deputy chief of staff for policy. Wiles has been a key contact for big business, and she has listened to corporate concerns about tariffs and other issues. The departure is being seen as a blow to corporate America.