Dominique Dansky Bari (Director Of Stenography) — $95,500
Apparently, one of the handfuls of positions not affected by the political alignment is the director of stenography. In 2014, Dominique Dansky Bari started working under Obama as deputy director of stenography and three years later, she became the director for Trump’s White House. She has to manage the official stenographers of the White House. They take notes on meetings and also provide the press with transcripts after official events. Under Obama, Margaret Suntum held the same title and brought home $117,846 in 2016.
Rickie Niceta (Social Secretary) — $168,000
Tagged the “least controversial” position in the White House by the Washington Post, the role of social secretary involves planning and carrying out the different social events that the White House hosts. Anna “Rickie” Niceta was First lady Melania Trump’s choice for the social secretary position as Niceta has two decades of event planning experience. Niceta gets $168,000 a year, while Deesha Dyer got $119,723 in 2016 in Obama’s White House.