Harrison Fields Joins CGCN Group After Service in Trump Administration

Harrison Fields, who recently served as the deputy press director in Donald Trump’s White House, has been announced as the newest member of CGCN Group, a GOP lobbying and public relations firm based in Washington.

CGCN Group confirmed that Fields will be joining them after his departure from the White House. He had a significant role in the Trump Communications team, functioning as a special assistant to the president and also as deputy press secretary. Notably, CGCN has ties to Breitbart News. Throughout this year’s events, Fields has hosted four cabinet secretaries, including Doug Burgham, Chris Wright, Brook Rollins, and Scott Bescent.

“Harrison has excelled at the highest levels of American politics, especially with the Trump 2024 Campaign and on Capitol Hill,” a company spokesperson noted, highlighting his communication skills and knowledge of Washington as invaluable assets for their operations.

In his statement, Fields expressed gratitude for the opportunity to contribute to Trump’s presidential campaign and the achievements of the press office. He mentioned the loyalty he feels from the American people and looks forward to engaging with the MAGA movement in this new chapter of his career.

Caroline Leavitt, the White House Press Director, commended Fields for his consistent support and reliability during his tenure in the administration.

At CGCN, Fields is set to collaborate on strategic communications efforts with the Rhoades team and senior officials like Ja’ron Smith, Tim Pataki, Mike Catanzaro, and Sam Geduldig. Smith, who previously partnered with Fields, welcomed him warmly, stating, “We’re excited to have him on board. Our goal remains to deliver impactful advocacy and public relations.”

CGCN has established a reputation for amplifying voices aligned with the Trump agenda. Managing partners Sam Geduldig and Smith have addressed political shifts and their implications for both parties. Geduldig has previously advocated for media diversity and supported initiatives to better reflect the communities they cover.

Sources suggest that Fields will engage in strategic communication projects, including events like the Breitbart speaker series and initiatives for the Black Blockchain Association. He is expected to work alongside Smith and Geduldig on lobbying efforts and communication strategies.

Fields’ transition to CGCN follows nearly five years of service across both Trump administrations. In recent conversations, he explained that the Trump White House’s communications strategy was marked by an aggressive and proactive stance towards media and policy interaction.