Taylor Budowich, one of President Donald Trump’s closest advisers and a senior White House official, will step down at the end of the month in what marks the administration’s most prominent staff departure to date.

White House Deputy Chief of Staff Taylor Budowich, a longtime Trump loyalist who has been a key figure inside the West Wing and within the president’s broader political orbit, plans to leave the administration and return to the private sector, according to Axios.

As deputy chief of staff, Budowich oversaw communications, public liaison, cabinet affairs and speechwriting. His portfolio gave him a significant role in shaping how the administration presented itself both inside Washington and to the nation.

Budowich joined Trump’s inner circle in 2021, after the president’s first term, and became instrumental in plotting Trump’s 2024 comeback bid.

He previously led major pro-Trump outside groups, including the MAGA Inc. super PAC and Securing American Greatness, a nonprofit organization that funneled so-called “dark money” into the movement. Together, the groups raised and spent more than $600 million during the 2024 campaign.

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