Who's the “Ice Girl” Trump chose to head staff?

Donald Trump has named the campaign chief Susie Wiles as chief of his staff, the highest position of the unelected at the White House.

In his victory speech, Trump said it “just helped me achieve one of the greatest political victories in American history” and “is tough, smart, innovative and is internationally respected and respected”.

Here's what we know about the woman the elected Republican president called the ice girl “:

Less than a year after Wiles began working in politics, she joined Ronald Reagan's campaign ahead of his election in 1980

In 2010, she helped to make Rick Scott, then a businessman with little political experience, governor of Florida in just seven months. Scott is now an American senator.

Wiles met with Trump during the 2015 Republican presidential elections and became co-chairman of his campaign in Florida. He continued to win the state over Hillary Clinton in 2016

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis, who put him at the top of his successful race two years later, described Wiles as the best “in business”.

The 67-year-old girl who is a grandmother, is the daughter of the late American football player Pat Summerall. It has described itself as a man coming from a political background “raditional”.