27 executive offices

Administration

-Administration

-General term applied tothose people who work theclosest to the President

-The Administration is incharge of the very largeFederal Bureaucracy thatworks for the Office ofthe President

White House Staff-White House Staff

Those people who workdirectly with the Presidentin the White HouseComplex

-Chief of Staff

Person who works closestto the President andserves as the main advisorto the President

-Press Secretary

Person who works closelywith the media on behalfof the President

White House Staff-White House Staff

Those people who workdirectly with the Presidentin the White HouseComplex

-Chief of Staff

Person who works closestto the President andserves as the main advisorto the President

-Press Secretary

Person who works closelywith the media on behalfof the President

OMB

-Separate Office whose jobis to prepare the FederalBudget

-Budget prepared accordingto the goals set forth bythe President

-Budget must then beapproved and/or changedby Congress

OMB

-Separate Office whose jobis to prepare the FederalBudget

-Budget prepared accordingto the goals set forth bythe President

-Budget must then beapproved and/or changedby Congress

National Security Council

-Small Group whose job is todiscuss and advise thePresident on issues ofNational Security

-Members usually include

President

Vice-President

Secretary of State

Secretary of Defense

Chief of Staff

Other Offices

-Economic Advisors

-Science and Technology

-Administration

-U.S. Trade Representatives

-Policy Development

Executive Departments

-These offices still completeonly a small part of theexecutive branches work

-As of 2005 there are 15separate departments andmany independent agenciesto complete the executivebranches work

-All of these are also underthe control of thePresident