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The first season is
taking shape.

We're finalizing a Season I roster of executive offices at some of the most interesting hyper-growth companies in the country. These conversations are in the works. Subscribe and we'll let you know the morning each one drops.

Coming soonSeason I
Running the Founder's Office at a Wearables Company
WH
Founder's Office
WHOOP

Running the founder's office at a wearables company.

The operating cadence behind a founder who travels constantly, and the systems that keep a fast-scaling health-tech company moving.

Coming soonSeason I
The Executive Office at Commercial-Stage Biotech
VX
Executive Assistant
Vertex

The executive office at commercial-stage biotech.

What the work looks like when a biotech has shipped real products, board prep, investor cycles, and a principal whose calendar never slows down.

Coming soonSeason I
Operations for a Founder on Four Continents
CC
Head of Operations
Crux Climate

Operations for a founder on four continents.

Building the operating systems behind a climate founder who is everywhere at once, time zones, boards, and the work nobody tells you to do.

Coming soonSeason I
The EA and the Clinical-Stage Roadshow
PB
EA to the CEO
Precision Biosciences

The EA and the clinical-stage roadshow.

Supporting a gene-editing CEO through the investor cycle, what the calendar looks like when every week is a roadshow week.

Coming soonSeason I
Inside the Principal's Office at a Clinical-Stage Biotech
DT
Chief of Staff
Dyne Therapeutics

Inside the principal's office at a clinical-stage biotech.

How a chief of staff builds the function from scratch as the company moves from research to the clinic, and the founder's travel triples.

Coming soonSeason I
The Executive Office at a Public Software Company
MN
Chief of Staff
Model N

The executive office at a public software company.

Running the office of the CEO at a public company, the cadence, the board rhythm, and what changes when the markets are watching.

The Front Office Briefing

A short note every
Tuesday morning.

200 words on the week's episode. One pull quote. One question worth carrying into the rest of your week.