Hope Hicks Age, Husband, Wiki, Biography, Family, And More

Hope Hicks is a prominent figure in American politics and communications, known for her roles in the Trump administration and beyond. Born on October 21, 1988, in Greenwich, Connecticut, Hicks began her career in public relations before joining Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in 2016. She quickly rose to become the campaign’s communications director and later served as White House Director of Strategic Communications under President Trump. Hicks has maintained a relatively private personal life, though she was previously linked to Rob Porter and is now married to businessman Matthew D. Field. Her strategic prowess and close relationship with Trump have made her a notable figure in political circles, and her career continues to be of interest to many.

Biography

Full Name	Hope Charlotte Hicks
Date of Birth	October 21, 1988
Place of Birth	Greenwich, Connecticut, United States
Education	Bachelor’s degree in English, Southern Methodist University
Career	Public Relations Consultant
	– Hiltzik Strategies (New York PR firm)
	– The Trump Organization (Public Relations Executive)
	– Trump presidential campaign (Press Secretary, Communications Director)
	– White House Director of Strategic Communications
Marriage	Married to Matthew D. Field (Businessman, Political Advisor)
Notable Relationships	Previously linked to Rob Porter (Former White House Staff Secretary)
Notable Positions	Chief Communications Officer, Fox Corporation
	Counselor to the President, Trump Administration
Notable Accomplishments	Instrumental in Trump’s presidential campaign
	Played key role in White House communications strategy
	Known for close relationship with President Trump

Early Life

Hope Charlotte Hicks was born on October 21, 1988, in Greenwich, Connecticut, United States. Growing up in a politically active family, Hicks was exposed to the world of politics from an early age. Her father, Paul Hicks III, was a Regional CEO of Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide, and her mother, Caye Hicks, worked as a legislative aide in the United States House of Representatives.

Education

Hicks attended Greenwich High School, where she not only excelled academically but also demonstrated her leadership skills as the captain of the school’s lacrosse team. After high school, she pursued a Bachelor’s degree in English at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, Texas. During her time at SMU, Hicks continued to play lacrosse, further honing her teamwork and communication abilities.

Career

Upon graduating, Hicks began her career with an internship at the PR firm Zeno Group, where she gained valuable experience in media relations. She later joined Hiltzik Strategies, a New York-based public relations firm, where she worked on a variety of high-profile projects.

In 2014, Hicks transitioned to corporate public relations by joining The Trump Organization. She quickly rose through the ranks and became known for her strong work ethic and effectiveness in managing communications. Hicks’s journey took a significant turn when she joined Donald Trump’s presidential campaign in 2016.

During the campaign, Hicks served as press secretary before being promoted to communications director. Her remarkable performance and unwavering loyalty to Trump led to her appointment as the White House Director of Strategic Communications after his election victory.

White House Role

As Director of Strategic Communications, Hicks played a pivotal role in shaping the administration’s messaging and media relations strategy. Known for her close relationship with President Trump, she was one of his most trusted advisors. Hicks navigated through numerous challenges, including managing crises and controversies, while maintaining a steadfast dedication to her role.

Post-White House

After leaving the White House in 2018, Hicks joined Fox Corporation as Chief Communications Officer. In this role, she oversaw communications for the media conglomerate, utilizing her expertise to enhance the company’s public image.

In 2020, Hicks returned to the Trump administration as a counselor to the president. She continued to provide strategic advice and support to Trump until the end of his term in 2021.

Personal Life

Hope Hicks is known for keeping her personal life private. She was romantically linked to Rob Porter, who served as White House Staff Secretary, though their relationship ended amid controversy. In 2020, Hicks married Matthew D. Field, a businessman and political advisor.

People Also Ask

Who is Hope Hicks’ dad?

Hope Hicks’ father is Paul Burton Hicks III. He has been involved in the field of public relations, serving as the Regional CEO of Ogilvy Public Relations Worldwide.

What is Hope Hicks’ profession?

Hope Hicks is a public relations consultant and former White House Communications Director. She has also worked as Chief Communications Officer for Fox Corporation.