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The craft of the
executive office.

A podcast about the people who run the executive office at hyper-growth companies. The chiefs of staff, the executive assistants, the heads of operations, the function that holds it all together.

29 min With Paul Xavier
Weekly Tuesdays
Boston Season I
Paul Xavier35 years in executive support
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Season I · Boston

More conversations
on the way.

More episodes are in production. Long, careful conversations with the chiefs of staff, executive assistants, and heads of operations who run the executive office at some of the most interesting hyper-growth companies in the country. New episodes drop weekly on Tuesdays.

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
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.

What this show is
A candid moment at a private EA Society dinner.

The function exists at every company that scales. The craft deserves to be heard. Front Office makes room for the experience and judgment behind the work.

The community is private Slack groups, WhatsApp threads, and quiet meals between people doing the same impossible job at different companies.

Front Office is the first podcast designed for those people, and built from inside their reality.

A small group in conversation at a private EA Society dinner.
The room behind the room.
Champagne being poured into a row of flutes at an EA Society dinner.
Twelve evenings a year.
An intimate moment at a private dinner.
Private rooms. Quiet meals.
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.