If multiple people hold and depart from the same position (e.g., communications director), only the initial departure is tracked/affects the turnover rate. Each position on the “A Team” is only counted once.Because the “A Team” is made up of members of the executive office of the president, it does not include Cabinet secretaries.The chart and table below will be updated as additional members of the “A Team” depart their positions. This data is compiled and tracked by Brookings Nonresident Senior Fellow Kathryn Dunn Tenpas, who refers to this group of advisers as the president’s “A Team.” The list of positions that make up the “A Team” is based on National Journal “Decision Makers” editions, and Dunn Tenpas’s methodology is described in detail in a report she published in January 2018. The following chart and table reflect turnover among the most influential positions within the executive office of the president. Turnover on the president’s “A Team” President Trump’s “A Team” turnover is 92% as of January 20, 2021 The first set of resources tracks turnover among senior-ranking advisers in the executive office of the president (which does not include Cabinet secretaries) the second set of resources tracks turnover in the Cabinet.

Below, we offer two sets of resources to help measure and contextualize this turnover. The rate of turnover among senior-level advisers to President Trump has generated a great deal of attention.

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