© Getty Images

Attorney General -

The attorney general provides legal advice to the president and represents the country when it comes to legal matters. They also oversee law enforcement agencies such as the FBI and the ATF.

© Getty Images

Attorney General -

Donald Trump announced that Pam Bondi, the former Florida attorney general, will be assuming the position under his administration.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Agriculture -

The agriculture secretary heads the Department of Agriculture. The post holder is responsible for a number of areas, including agricultural trade and production, farming and livestock production, as well as food safety and the protection of natural resources.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Agriculture -

Trump has picked former White House aide and attorney Brooke Rollins for the job. Rollins served as domestic policy chief during the president's first administration.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Commerce -

The commerce secretary not only oversees the Department of Commerce but also advises the president on all matters relating to commerce, including trade practices and negotiations with other countries.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Commerce -

Cantor Fitzgerald CEO Howard Lutnick is the man for the job in Trump’s administration.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Defense -

The defense secretary manages the Pentagon. The post holder is responsible for the military, defense, and managing intelligence through the Defense Intelligence Agency.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Defense -

President-elect Donald Trump's choice for the role is Fox News host and army veteran Pete Hegseth.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Education -

The secretary of education is responsible for the Education Department. The department oversees the distribution of federal financial aid for education, conducts research related to schools, and has priorities such as tackling discrimination in schools.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Education -

Former WWE executive Linda McMahon was announced as Trump’s pick for the position. McMahon served as administrator of the Small Business Administration from 2017 to 2019.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Energy -

The energy secretary is responsible for the country’s energy production, conservation, and policy. The post holder also oversees nuclear development, including reactor and weapons programs.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Energy -

Donald Trump nominated fossil fuel executive Chris Wright for the role. Wright is the CEO of North America's second-largest hydraulic fracturing company, Liberty Energy.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Health and Human Services -

The Health and Human Services secretary is responsible for food and drug safety, as well as public health. The post holder oversees the Food and Drug Administration, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, the National Institutes of Health, the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services, the Indian Health Service, Administration for Children and Families.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Health and Human Services -

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is the man nominated by Donald Trump for this role. RFK Jr. is an environmental lawyer and anti-vaccine activist.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Homeland Security -

The Secretary of Homeland Security is responsible for domestic security, including border security and immigration. It also oversees anti-terrorism measures, as well as disaster prevention and management.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Homeland Security -

South Dakota Governor Kristi Noem is the woman chosen for the position by President-elect Donald Trump.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development -

The job of the Secretary of Housing and Urban Development is to manage the agency responsible for federal housing law and urban development. The HUD has numerous programs that address a number of things, from home ownership and affordable housing to homelessness.

© Public Domain

Secretary of Housing and Urban Development -

Donald Trump announced that former Texas lawmaker and NFL player Scott Turner was his pick for Secretary of Housing and Urban Development.

© Getty Images

Secretary of the Interior -

The Secretary of the Interior is the head of the Department of the Interior, which is responsible for about 75% of all federal land. The department also has agencies such as the National Park Service, the Bureau of Land Management, the Bureau of Indian Affairs, and the United States Geological Survey.

© Getty Images

Secretary of the Interior -

Trump picked former North Dakota governor Doug Burgum to be the United States Secretary of the Interior in his administration.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Labor -

The labor secretary oversees the Labor Department, which is responsible for federal laws and regulations related to the workplace. These include wages, workplace safety, employment services, and unemployment benefits.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Labor -

Oregon Representative Lori Chavez-DeRemer was the congresswoman picked by President-elect Donald Trump for the role.

© Getty Images

Secretary of State -

The Secretary of State serves as the head of the State Department. The post holder advises the president on foreign policy and international relations.

© Getty Images

Secretary of State -

Trump nominated Florida senator and lawyer Marco Rubio to be his chief advisor in foreign policy and the country’s top diplomat.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Transportation -

The head of the Department of Transportation is responsible for the country’s federal network of highways and railroads. The post holder also oversees aviation and trucking regulations.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Transportation -

Donald Trump nominated former Wisconsin Rep. Sean Duffy to be his Secretary of Transportation.

© Getty Images

Secretary of the Treasury -

The treasury secretary is the president’s chief adviser on economic and fiscal policy. The post holder heads the Treasury Department, which oversees agencies such as the U.S. Mint and the Internal Revenue Service, among others.

© Getty Images

Secretary of the Treasury -

American investor Scott Bessent was the name put forward by Donald Trump for the position.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Veterans Affairs -

The Secretary of Veterans Affairs oversees the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, which is responsible for all matters related to veterans. This includes benefits, health care, cemeteries, and memorials, to name a few.

© Getty Images

Secretary of Veterans Affairs -

Donald Trump picked Air Force Reserve chaplain and former congressman Doug Collins to be the Secretary of Veterans Affairs.

Sources: (CBS News) (The White House) (Military.com)

See also: The controversial career of the next American president 

© Getty Images