A second key advisor is Kamala Harris, who has left the office of Vice President Kamala after two former advisers have gone.

Vincent Evans, Harris’ deputy director for public engagement and intergovernmental affairs was promoted to the Congressional Black Caucus job, he stated in a CNBC statement.

Black lawmakers are leading the CBC and advocating for minority communities throughout the country. Rep. Joyce Beatty (D-Ohio) is the group’s chair.

Evans released the following statement: “It is an honor to serve as the Executive Director of the Congressional Black Caucus.” “I have been in Washington since I was a member of CBC. So, I understand firsthand the incredible leadership and impact the Caucus has on Congress and the nation.”

According to Evans’ LinkedIn profile, Evans served as a political director at Harris in the transition. He also held that same position while Harris was nominated for vice president in the latter stages of 2020.

An insider familiar with Evans’ departure said that Evans is happy to leave Harris’ office and plans to keep in touch with Harris. According to this source, the move has nothing in common with two recent departures. This person claims Harris backs Evans’ decision. The person did not want to identify themselves in order to discuss Evans’ decision.

Symone Sanders was Harris’ chief spokesperson and recently announced her resignation from the office of Vice President., calling it an “honor of a lifetime”To work there. Ashley Etienne, Harris’ former communications director, left the vice president’s office last month.

Evans was praised by Beatty, the CBC Chair. Vincent, a leader of effective change will lead the CBC to greater heights in order to make substantial advances for 2022. Beatty released a statement saying that Vincent understands the importance of developing key relationships in order to engage with the public.

Multiple reports have described tension and dysfunction in Evans’ office. Evans is now leaving. CNBC reports on Harris’ alliesTina Flournoy is being criticized for how she handled the vice-president and her staff. CNN has previously covered frustrations that Harris received from government officials. within the West Wing of the White House.

Harris’s team and the White House previously dismissed negative reports.

White House press secretary Jen Psaki called Harris in November a “vital partner” to President Joe Biden and a “bold leader who has taken on key, important challenges facing the country — from voting rights to addressing root causes of migration to expanding broadband.”