Clayton will serve as executive assistant to the president to help ensure that the leadership of the firm is best utilized to produce results for clients and focus on business development, according to a press release. He joins DAG having previously worked for Bush at the White House; first in the Office of Strategic Initiatives and then in the Office of Presidential Correspondence. A native of Texas, Clayton most recently worked for his hometown district congressman, Rep. Louie Gohmert. All founded his firm in 2007 and works with a range of clients from blue chip companies and conservative non-profits to Republican political organizations and candidates.