President Trump has lined up a couple of "key" administration positions for two top White House communications team members, Hope Hicks and Stephanie Grisham.

Grisham, who is former White House deputy press secretary, press secretary and communications director, has been appointed a member of the board of directors of the National Board for Education Sciences.

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Hope Hicks, counselor to the President—she had left the White House to be executive VP and chief communications officer at Fox before returning in March, and also a former White House communications director as well as director of strategic communications—has been appointed a member of the J. William Fulbright Foreign Scholarship Board.

Those were among a host of announcements of positions Trump is filling as the next Administration prepares to take over Jan. 20 and his ability to make such appointments goes away.

Incoming White House chief of staff Mark Meadows has replaced White House Press Secretary Stephanie Grisham with Trump campaign spokesperson Kayleigh McEnany, according to CNN, which said Grisham will be chief of staff for First Lady Melania Trump. 

McEnany is a former guest on Fox and co-hosted CNN's The Point. 

Grisham had never actually held a press conference, instead issuing statements defending the President. March 11 marked the one-year anniversary of the White House moratorium on daily briefings, or what Reporters without Borders dubbed a "strategic press restriction." 

Grisham had replaced Sarah Sanders, who exited in June 2019, several months after the ban was imposed. 

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“Donald Trump is replacing a White House press secretary who did little more than appear on Fox News and other right-wing media outlets, with a person who is best known for her sycophantic pro-Trump media appearances," said Lis Power, director of media intelligence for Media Matters for America.