Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd

Anna Cristina "Rickie" Niceta Lloyd (born May 22, 1970) is the current White House Social Secretary for U.S. President Donald Trump. She was appointed by First Lady Melania Trump on February 8, 2017. Prior to her role at the White House, Lloyd worked for Design Cuisine, an event-planning and catering company.[1][2]

Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd

31st White House Social Secretary
Incumbent
Assumed office February 8, 2017
Appointed by	Melania Trump
President	Donald Trump
Preceded by	Deesha Dyer

Personal details
Born	(1970-05-22) May 22, 1970 Milan, Italy
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Thomas Lloyd
Children	2
Education	Hollins College

Education

Niceta Lloyd is a graduate of Hollins College.[3]

Career

As an account executive for Design Cuisine, Lloyd worked with the Joint Committee on Inaugural Ceremonies in planning the last five presidential inaugurations, as well as numerous state luncheons, summits, and conferences in coordination with the Office of the Chief of Protocol. Most recently, she participated in the planning and execution of events for President Trump's inaugural celebrations.[3]

Personal

Niceta Lloyd is married to Thomas Lloyd. The couple has two children. Lloyd is the son of Stacy Barcroft Lloyd Jr. and the grandson of Rachel Lambert Mellon. Mellon was perhaps best known for helping to redesign the White House Rose Garden with Jacqueline Kennedy in the early 1960s.[3]

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References

Klein, Betsy (February 8, 2017). "Melania Trump hires White House social secretary". CNN. Retrieved February 8, 2017.
Office of the Press Secretary (February 8, 2017). "First Lady Melania Trump Announces the Appointment of Anna Christina Niceta Lloyd as White House Social Secretary" (Press release). WhiteHouse.gov. Retrieved February 8, 2017. Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd [spelling]
Rogers, Katie (February 8, 2017). "Melania Trump Names Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd as Her Social Secretary". New York Times.

Political offices
Preceded by Deesha Dyer	White House Social Secretary 2017–present	Succeeded by Incumbent

Trump administration personnel

Cabinet and cabinet-level

Office	Name	Term	Office	Name	Term
Secretary of State	Mike Pompeo	2018–	Secretary of Treasury	Steven Mnuchin	2017–
Secretary of Defense	Mark Esper	2019–	Attorney General	William Barr	2019–
Secretary of the Interior	David Bernhardt	2019–	Secretary of Agriculture	Sonny Perdue	2017–
Secretary of Commerce	Wilbur Ross	2017–	Secretary of Labor	Eugene Scalia	2019–
Secretary of Health and Human Services	Alex Azar	2018–	Secretary of Housing and Urban Development	Ben Carson	2017–
Secretary of Transportation	Elaine Chao	2017–	Secretary of Energy	Dan Brouillette	2019–
Secretary of Education	Betsy DeVos	2017–	Secretary of Veterans Affairs	Robert Wilkie	2018–
Secretary of Homeland Security	Chad Wolf (Acting)	2019–
Vice President	Mike Pence	2017–	White House Chief of Staff	Mark Meadows	2020–
Director of the Office of Management and Budget	Russell Vought (Acting)	2019–	Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency	Andrew Wheeler	2019–
Ambassador to the United Nations	Kelly Craft	2019–	Administrator of the Small Business Administration	Jovita Carranza	2020–
Trade Representative	Robert Lighthizer	2017–	Director of National Intelligence	Richard Grenell (Acting)	2020–
Director of the Central Intelligence Agency	Gina Haspel	2018–

Below solid line: Hold Cabinet-level rank although not automatically part of the Cabinet. See also: Cabinet of Donald Trump

Executive Office of the President

Office	Name	Term	Office	Name	Term
Chief of Staff	Mark Meadows	2020–	National Security Advisor	Robert C. O'Brien Matthew Pottinger (Deputy)	2019– 2019–
Deputy Chief of Staff	Emma Doyle (Principal) Chris Liddell Daniel Walsh	2019– 2018– 2018–	Joint Chiefs Chairman	Gen. Mark A. Milley Gen. John E. Hyten (Vice Chairman)	2019– 2019–
			NSA Director	Gen. Paul M. Nakasone	2018–
First Lady's Chief of Staff	Stephanie Grisham	2020–	Homeland Security Advisor	Julia Nesheiwat	20120–
			FBI Director	Christopher Wray	2017–
			FEMA Director	Pete Gaynor	2019–
Counselor to the President	Kellyanne Conway (Sr. Counselor) Hope Hicks Derek Lyons	2017– 2020– 2020–	Press Sec.	Kayleigh McEnany	2020–
Senior Advisers	Stephen Miller (Policy) Jared Kushner (Strategic Planning) Ivanka Trump	2017– 2017– 2017–	Deputy WH Press Secretary	Brian R. Morgenstern (Principal) Judd Deere Caroline Sunshine	2020– 2020– 2019–
Policy Advisers	Joe Grogan (Domestic Policy) Ja'Ron Smith (Domestic Policy)	2019– 2019–	Social Media Director	Dan Scavino	2017–
	Peter Navarro (Trade)	2017–	Dir. of Strategic Comms.	Alyssa Farah	2020–
	Larry Kudlow (Economic)	2018–	Press Assistant	Giovanna Coia	2018–
	James W. Carroll (Drug Policy)	2018–
	Paula White (Faith Initiatives)	2019–
	Brooke Rollins (Technology/Innovation)	2018–
White House Counsel	Pat Cipollone Patrick F. Philbin (Deputy)	2018– 2019–
Legal Advisers	Rudy Giuliani Jay Sekulow Pam Bondi Jenna Ellis	2017– 2017– 2019– 2019–	Deputy Director of Nominations	Mary Elizabeth Taylor	2017–2020
Director of Public Liaison	Timothy Pataki	2019−
Public Liaison Assistant	Andrew Giuliani	2017–	Staff Secretary	Derek Lyons	2018-
Cabinet Secretary	Kristan King Nevins	2019–
Political Director	Brian Jack	2019–	Social Secretary	Anna Cristina Niceta Lloyd	2017–
Campaign Manager	Bill Stepien Stephanie Alexander (Deputy)	2020– 2020–	U.S. Surgeon General	Vice Adm. Jerome Adams	2017–
Sr. Campaign Advisers	Brad Parscale Bill Shine Lara Trump Katrina Pierson Kimberly Guilfoyle Mercedes Schlapp Corey Lewandowski	2018– 2019– 2017– 2018– 2019– 2019– 2019–	CDC Director	Robert R. Redfield	2018–
Campaign Advisers	John McEntee Darrell C. Scott John Pence	2017– 2016– 2018–
Campaign Comms. Director	Marc Lotter	2019–	Physician to the President	Cdr. Sean Conley	2018–
Campaign Press Sec.	Hogan Gidley	2020–	Medical Advisors	Dr. Deborah Birx Dr. Anthony Fauci Dr. Scott Atlas	2020– 2020– 2020–
			FSN Council Co-Chairs	Mariano Rivera	2018–
				Misty May-Treanor	2018–
Special Representative for International Negotiations	Jason Greenblatt	2017–		Herschel Walker	2018–

Office of the Vice President

Position	Appointee
Chief of Staff to the Vice President	Marc Short
Counsel to the Vice President	Matt Morgan
Counselor to the Vice President
Assistant to the Vice President for Intergovernmental Affairs and Public Liaison	Sarah Makin
Assistant to the Vice President and Director of Communications	Jarrod Agen
Deputy Chief of Staff to the Vice President	Jen Pavlik
Deputy National Security Adviser to the Vice President
Policy Director to the Second Lady	Sara Egeland
National Security Adviser to the Vice President	Andrea Thompson

Position	Appointee
Chief of Staff to the Second Lady	Kristan King Nevins
Director of Administration for the Office of the Vice President	Mike Boisvenue
Domestic Policy Adviser to the Vice President	Daris Meeks
Chief Economist and Economic Policy Adviser to the Vice President
Press Secretary to the Vice President	Marc Lotte
Deputy Press Secretary to the Vice President
Director of Legislative Affairs	Jonathan Hiler
Director of Communications for the Second Lady	Kara Brooks

White House Office
American Innovation Cabinet Affairs Chief of Staff Communications Counselor First Lady Executive Chef Floral Designer Social Secretary Intergovernmental Affairs Legislative Affairs Management and Administration Oval Office Operations Political Affairs Presidential Personnel Public Liaison Press Secretary Scheduling and Advance Senior Advisor Staff Secretary Trade and Manufacturing Policy White House Counsel White House Fellows

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