Lutnick led the Cantor Fitzgerald in the dark days after September 11, 2001 when the company lost hundreds of employees as the World Trade Center fell.
Punch Bowl News' Jake Sherman reported that Lutnick is expected to be named, though it has not been officially announced.
Lutnick was rumored to be under consideration for Treasury Secretary, but Commerce seems where he will land. Lutnick has been part of the Trump presidential transition team, serving as co-chair since August. He has been part of the team to pick Cabinet appointments. That Cabinet now includes Matt Gaetz as Attorney General, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. heading up Health and Human Services, Tulsi Gabbard as Director of National Intelligence, Kristi Noem leading the Department of Homeland Security, Pete Hegseth as Defense Secretary, Sean Duffy in charge of the Department of Transportation, Lee Zeldin on the Environmental Protection Agency, and others.
"The Office of the Secretary is the general management arm of the department and provides the principal support to the Secretary in formulating policy and in providing advice to the President," the government states. "It provides program leadership for the department's functions and exercises general supervision over the operating units. It also directly carries out program functions as may be assigned by the Secretary and provides – as determined to be more economical or efficient – administrative and other support services for designated operating units.
"The Office of the Secretary consists of the Secretary, certain secretarial officers, designated staff immediately serving those officials and a number of offices which serve department-wide functions or perform program functions directly on behalf of the Secretary." The position has been held by Gina Raimondo under the Biden-Harris administration.
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