Infographic: A look at Donald Trump’s administration

President-elect Donald Trump's administration

Click each name for more details. Some positions require Senate confirmation. A "Y" indicates the person has been confirmed, an "N" indicates they have not been confirmed, and "N/A" means Senate confirmation is not required for that post. Positions left blank have not yet been filled.

Last updated: May 11.

Title	Name	Known for	Confirmed?
Official Cabinet positions (in order of succession to the presidency)
President	Donald Trump	Businessman	N/A
Vice President	Mike Pence	Governor, Indiana	N/A
Secretary of State	Rex Tillerson	Exxon Mobil CEO	Y
Treasury Secretary	Steven Mnuchin	Former Goldman Sachs executive	Y
Defense Secretary	James Mattis	Retired Marine general	Y
Attorney General	Jeff Sessions	U.S. Senator, Alabama	Y
Interior Secretary	Ryan Zinke	U.S. Representative, Montana	Y
Agriculture Secretary	Sonny Perdue	Former Georgia governor	Y
Commerce Secretary	Wilbur Ross	Investor	Y
Labor Secretary*	R. Alexander Acosta	Former U.S. attorney for Southern District of Florida	Y
Health and Human Services Secretary	Tom Price	U.S. Representative, Georgia	Y
Housing and Urban Development Secretary	Ben Carson	Retired neurosurgeon, presidential candidate	Y
Transportation Secretary	Elaine Chao	Former Labor secretary	Y
Energy Secretary	Rick Perry	Former Texas governor, presidential candidate	Y
Education Secretary	Betsy DeVos	Former chair Michigan Republican Party, education activist	Y
Veterans Affairs Secretary	David Shulkin	Physician, under secretary of Veterans Affairs	Y
Homeland Security Secretary	John F. Kelly	Retired Marine general	Y
"Cabinet-rank" positions
Chief of Staff	Reince Priebus	RNC chairman	N/A
EPA Administrator	Scott Pruitt	Oklahoma attorney general	Y
Office of Management and Budget Director	Mick Mulvaney	U.S. Representative, South Carolina	Y
U.S. Trade Representative	Robert Lighthizer	Lawyer, deputy trade representative during Reagan administration	Y
U.N. Ambassador	Nikki R. Haley	Governor, South Carolina	Y
Council of Economic Advisers Chair	Kevin Hassett	Economist	N
Small Business Administrator	Linda McMahon	Former WWE executive, U.S. Senate candidate	Y
Other key appointments
Chief Strategist	Steve Bannon	Former head of Breitbart News	N/A
White House Counsel	Donald McGahn	Lawyer, former chair of Federal Election Commission	N/A
Senior Policy Advisor	Stephen Miller	Trump campaign policy adviser, aide to Alabama Senator Jeff Sessions	N/A
CIA Director	Mike Pompeo	U.S. Representative, Kansas	Y
National Security Adviser**	H.R. McMaster	Army Lieutenant General	N/A
Deputy National Security Adviser***	-	-	N/A
National Intelligence Director	Dan Coats	Former Senator, Indiana	Y
Deputy Commerce Secretary	Todd Ricketts	Co-owner Chicago Cubs	N/A
National Economic Council Director	Gary Cohn	Goldman Sachs president	N/A
Army Secretary****	-	-	N
Navy Secretary*****	-	-	N
Air Force Secretary	Heather Wilson	Former U.S. Representative, New Mexico	Y
National Trade Council Leader	Peter Navarro	Economics and public policy professor, Trump campaign adviser	N/A
Regulatory Reform Advisor	Carl Icahn	Investor	N/A
Counselor to the President	Kellyanne Conway	Trump campaign manager	N/A
Press Secretary	Sean Spicer	Former Republican National Committee communications director and chief strategist	N/A
Homeland Security and Counterterrorism Adviser	Thomas Bossert	President of CDS Consulting firm, former homeland security adviser to President George W. Bush	N/A
Special Representative for International Negotiations	Jason Greenblatt	Trump Organization executive vice president and chief legal officer	N/A
Securities and Exchange Commission Chair	Jay Clayton	Wall Street lawyer	N/A
Senior Advisor	Jared Kushner	CEO of Kushner Companies, Trump's son-in-law	N/A
Cybersecurity Advisor	Rudy Giuliani	Former New York City mayor	N/A
Senior Counselor for Economic Initiatives	Dina Powell	Goldman Sachs executive, served in George W. Bush administration	N/A

*Fast-food executive Andrew Puzder was nominated to be Labor Secretary but later withdrew his nomination.

**Retired lieutenant general Mike Flynn was nominated to be National Security Adviser but later resigned. Retired Army Lieutenant General Keith Kellogg served briefly as the acting national security adviser.***Fox News analyst, Reagan administration official Kathleen Troia "KT" McFarland was nominated to be Deputy National Security Adviser but later left the post and was expected to become U.S. ambassador to Singapore.****Wall Street executive, Florida Panthers owner, and Army veteran Vincent Viola was nominated to be Army Secretary but later withdrew his nomination. After Viola withdrew, Tennessee State Senator and former Army lieutenant colonel Mark Green was nominated, but later withdrew.*****Businessman Philip Bilden was nominated to be Navy Secretary but later withdrew his nomination.