President-elect Trump has announced that Mark Burnett will serve as the next administration's special envoy to the United Kingdom. Saturday post In true social.
“With a distinguished career in television production and business, Mark brings a unique combination of diplomatic acumen and international recognition to this important role,” Trump told his followers.
Mr. Burnett, 64, was born in England and created NBC's “The Apprentice,” which President Trump hosted for 10 seasons, as well as major TV projects including “Survivor,” “The Voice” and “Shark Tank.” Also produced. and has won several Primetime Emmy Awards.
“Mark will work to strengthen our diplomatic relationship, focusing on areas of mutual interest such as trade, investment opportunities, and cultural exchanges,” Trump added in the post.
The former president previously announced that billionaire Warren Stevens would become ambassador to the UK. It's unclear how Burnett's role will fit into President Trump's diplomatic efforts and whether the position will require Senate confirmation.
Burnett previously opposed President Trump and his bid for the White House.
“I am not and never have been a supporter of Donald Trump's candidacy. I am not a 'Trump supporter,'” Barnett said in a statement obtained. The Wrap In 2016..
“Furthermore, my wife and I reject the hatred, division, and misogyny that has occurred. [sic] “That was a very disappointing part of his campaign,” he added.
