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Shane Strum

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Shane Strum

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Prior offices
Chief of Staff to the Governor of Florida

Shane Strum is a Republican political advisor in the state of Florida. On November 9, 2018, Gov. Ron DeSantis (R) selected Strum as his chief of staff. Strum resigned in March 2021 to pursue a career with Broward Health.[1][2]

Career

Prior to his appointment, Strum served as senior vice president of South Broward Hospital District, Inc. He worked as deputy secretary to the Florida Department of Management Services and as director of business development at Aplifi, Inc. He also worked for Keiser University. Strum was chief of staff for former Gov. Charlie Crist. He was a transition team adviser for Gov. Rick Scott (R) in 2010. He is a former Broward Republican Party chairman.[1][3]

Ron DeSantis chief of staff

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On November 9, 2018, Gov. Ron DeSantis selected Strum as his chief of staff. Strum resigned in March 2021 to pursue a career with Broward Health.[1][2]

Chief of staff

See also: Gubernatorial chiefs of staff
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In 2019, Ballotpedia identified Shane Strum as a gubernatorial chief of staff. A chief of staff is the lead staff member of an administration and is responsible for implementing the governor's agenda.

The role is both a managerial and advisory position, although specific duties vary by each administration. The chief of staff typically has the following responsibilities, according to the National Governors Association (NGA):[4]

  • Control access to the governor and manage the governor's calendar;
  • Monitor the flow of information to the governor on policy issues;
  • Oversee gubernatorial Cabinet and staff; and
  • Manage and communicate the governor's policy agenda to the state legislature and the public.

In terms of policymaking, the NGA notes that a chief of staff is responsible for bringing policy and communications together: "The chief is responsible for overseeing the development of the governor’s policy agenda. The policy director or advisor is typically responsible for shaping the general concepts and specific details of the agenda with input from the communications director, policy staff, and cabinet members. The chief often must take charge and bring the pieces together coherently."[4]

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