Staffers with Resumes

Bio, via LinkedIn:

Strategic advisor to US Government funded international media entities

Bio, via White House, via Internet Archive:

Mr. Vaden is a native of Union City, Tennessee. Mr. Vaden received his B.A. in American History from Vanderbilt University and his law degree from Yale Law School. Following graduation, Mr. Vaden completed two clerkships, first with The Honorable Julia Smith Gibbons of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit and then with The Honorable Samuel H. Mays, Jr., of the U.S. District Court for the Western District of Tennessee. Mr. Vaden has practiced law at the Washington, D.C. firms of Patton Boggs and Jones Day. At both firms, Mr. Vaden’s practice focused on litigation, particularly at the appellate level, along with election law and administrative law. When not in Washington, Mr. Vaden continues to make his home in Union City where he lives with his brother Samuel Vaden and mother Wanda Stephens Vaden. His late father John Marshall Vaden was a farmer for most of his 97 years.

Bio, via LinkedIn:

Arizona Republican Party Chief of Staff: Direct day-to-day operations, control budget, establish organizational structure, Oversee event planning, coordinate fundraising, Manage staff, Direct communications, Oversee and audit federal and state compliance; Arizona State Senate Arizona State Senator: Created and passed legislation to benefit the citizens of my district, as well as the entire state; worked within committees and form relationships with senators who have different political views; negotiated debated and persuaded other senators to support or oppose particular legislation; met with constituents on specific legislation and community concerns. Legislative Highlights: Senate President Pro-Tem; Elected Senate Majority Leader by my peers; Created the funding mechanism of $300,000,000 (STAN) that accelerated completion of freeway projects; Chairman of Arizona Budget Commission; Chairman of the Joint Legislative Audit Committee; Reflections in Ink Print Broker: Coordinated marketing campaigns using direct mail, door hangers, flyers, postcards, signs, etc. in the political and commercial fields; Prepared bids for prospective jobs; coordinated design and delivery of printed material; provided great customer service in a one-stop shop format; coordinated winning campaigns for multiple candidates; EzPac and Mail Owner/Operator: Acquired financing, investigated possible site locations, prepared marketing strategy, hired and trained personnel, established financial procedures, kept records of sales, produced P&L reports, created operations manual including job duties, pay scale, benefit package, hours of operation, performed periodic financial and performance audits, worked directly with customers to meet their needs; United States Army Nuclear, Biological, Chemical Specialist: Performed decontamination duties; awarded Army Achievement Medal; completed Jungle Warfare School in Panama; assistant to the Company Commander

Bio, via The Washington Post:

In May 2016, Taylor Weyeneth was an undergraduate at St. John’s University in New York, a legal studies student and fraternity member who organized a golf tournament and other events to raise money for veterans and their families. Less than a year later, at 23, Weyeneth, was a political appointee and rising star at the Office of National Drug Control Policy, the White House office responsible for coordinating the federal government’s multibillion dollar anti-drug initiatives and supporting President Trump’s efforts to curb the opioid epidemic. Weyeneth would soon become deputy chief of staff.