Abigail Jackson to leave White House for OnMessage

Marc Caputo

Abigail Jackson in the Oval Office with President Trump — Photo: Molly Riley/The White House

Abigail Jackson, deputy White House press secretary, is leaving her post for OnMessage Public Strategies.

Why it matters: Jackson is the White House press liaison for three of the administration's most high-profile areas — the Justice Department, the Department of Homeland Security and the U.S. Capitol.

Jackson, 29, is a regular guest on Fox News and conservative media.

Jackson's last day at the White House will be Aug. 7.

Zoom in: OnMessage Public Strategies is an outgrowth of the top GOP political consulting firm OnMessage Inc.

OnMessage Public Strategies now advises a wide range of Fortune 500 companies, trade associations and foundations, including the Big Ten Conference, the National Association of Broadcasters, Air Methods, Sevita and Qualtrics.

What they're saying: White House Deputy Chief of Staff Stephen Miller called Jackson "a communications powerhouse, demonstrating at all times the highest degree of tenacity, integrity, professionalism and talent."

Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt credited Jackson's "invaluable role on my team ... What truly sets Abby apart is her character. She's a workhorse and someone you can always count on to get the job done."

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