CHIEF OF STAFF

Do you get a genuine kick out of being the person who closes the loop — the one
chasing the thing down while everyone else is still discussing it? Can you walk
into a room on someone else's behalf and have people deal with you as the
decision-maker's proxy, not their messenger? And can you handle a job where one
hour is a partner conversation and the next is making sure a vendor contract
actually gets signed?

Then, our Associate Chief of Staff role here at CUBE84 may interest you.

In this gig,

1. You run point across the business, not a single function
Your remit spans CUBE84 and District360 — two businesses, two sets of partners,
two sets of priorities, and plenty of things quietly slipping in both. You hold
all of it in your head so the CEO doesn't have to, and you know at any given
moment which thing is on fire and which one just needs a nudge.

2. You earn the right to speak for him
You'll be in rooms with partners, leadership, and clients. Early on, mostly
alongside him. Within a few months, increasingly instead of him — because people




have started dealing with you as though you speak for him. Nobody hands you that
standing on day one. Earning it rapid is the actual job.

3. You keep him organized, and you're slightly annoying about it
You're the one telling him what he committed to, who's waiting on him, and what
has to happen this week. Not politely suggesting it — telling him. Some days he
won't love hearing it. You do it anyway, because the alternative is a CEO
reacting to whoever called last.

4. You take the handoff and finish the thing
He's needed for the conversation that opens a decision. He's not needed for the
forty steps after it. Once something is agreed in the room, you're the one
running the paperwork, working the counterpart, and closing it out — and he
hears about it when it's done, not while it's dragging.

5. You're the connective tissue between the US and India
Our teams span the US and India, and most of our people are rem

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