Another Top Musk Lieutenant Appears to Be Leaving DOGE

One of Elon It seems that the best Musk allies in Public Services Administration (GSA), Nicole Hollande, have retracted the agency, according to the sources and documents obtained by WIRED. Since January, Holland, who belongs to the so -called Ministry of Governmental efficiency in Musk (DOGE), has been working on real estate projects related to federal rent and office buildings for GSA.

This step is part of an alleged musk and his leadership team in the alleged government efficiency Ministry. On Wednesday, Musk posted on X that “his scheduled time as a private government employee” was close to his end, and he thanked president Trump for “the opportunity to reduce waste spending.” The publication echoed statements made by Musk last month in the call of the first quarter profit with Tesla shareholders, where he said that he would only spend “a day or two a week about government matters.” It is not yet clear whether these notes have been satisfied with Tesla shareholders or truly a decision to expand the scope of the musk government.

It is said that Steve Davis, a long -standing lieutenant, is leaving Dog, according to the Wall Street Journal. Davis has played a major role in Musk government operations, including overseeing budget discounts and employment practices. He is also Holland’s partner.

Davis and Hollande played a key role in the MUSK acquisition of Twitter in 2022. During this transition, they moved to the Twitter office building in San Francisco with their newborn baby. Hollander Ashrand Real Estate Projects in Twitter (Now X), while Davis managed to manage the brutal cost cutting program known as zero -based budget. When this was completed, the company was almost unknown, with a real estate imprint and the staff base a small part of its previous size.

Their time in the government has also seen a radical contraction of the federal workforce, as tens of thousands of employees lose their jobs. Since February, GSA has been implementing plans to prepare to sell hundreds of federal offices. With the appearance of Davis and Hollande, it seems that their work to reduce costs is continuing: On May 29, GSA sent a note saying that it is rushing to sell or transfer the Coast Guard Building Captain John F. Williams, the headquarters of the US Coast Guard in New England.

GSA employees say that no official announcement was issued regarding Davis and Hollande – and they have indicated that they had seen several members of the Doug team in the office in recent weeks. Edward Corestine – a young engineer known online as “big balls” – for example, appears to continue his government work, as he touched on meetings with agencies including the Treasury and the Federal Emergency Management Agency on May 29.

The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment by WIRED. GSA also did not respond to a comment by WIRED. Holland, who was accessed via a direct message to X, also did not respond before publishing.