One agent runs the work that routes through you — inbox triage, scheduling, pre-meeting briefs and drafts in your voice — inside your own Google Workspace. It frees your week for strategy and people, and the company never hears from "you" unless it's actually you.
The inbox and the calendar own your week. Triage, follow-ups, scheduling and prep crowd out the strategy and the people work that only the founder can do.
You can't justify the hire, or you've outgrown ad-hoc help and a rotation of EAs. The leverage of a great chief of staff is real, and it's exactly what's missing here.
An assistant that sends and books on its own can commit you to the wrong thing — in the founder's name, to a customer or investor — before anyone looks. One mistake at that level is expensive.
Triage, scheduling, briefs and drafts in your voice — handled by one assistant you talk to in chat. You get your week back for strategy, hiring and the calls only you can make.
It proposes; you approve in the chat thread. Only then does the email send or the meeting actually book. The company never hears from "you" unless it is genuinely you.
It works inside your own Google Workspace, on your own cloud account, through your own login. No third-party SaaS ever holds your mail, your calendar or your company files.
The same pattern deploys privately to every leader you hire, each in their own Workspace — one operating model as the founding team grows.
Sorts and summarises the inbox, surfaces what actually needs the founder, drafts replies in your voice.
Proposes times, resolves conflicts, and hands over a tight prep pack before every board or investor call.
A morning digest of calendar, priority mail and open approvals — read-only, it just happens.
Investor updates, customer replies and internal memos written in your voice, ready for approval.
Cited answers pulled from your own Drive and Docs — no data handed to a third-party SaaS.
Quiet background research on a candidate, competitor or investor, summarised back to you.
You ask in chat — "reply to that investor", "find me an hour with the leadership team", "brief me for the board call". It drafts the exact action.
Right there in the thread: "approve", or "soften the tone". You're never more than a word away from control over anything sent in your name.
Only the approved action runs — the email sends, the event books, the doc is created — and every decision is logged.
Every email, every meeting, every document, every task waits for your approval before it happens — and every proposal and decision is recorded in an immutable ledger. You get the leverage of an always-on chief of staff without ever handing over the authority to act for you.
Book a short exploratory session — we'll discuss where you've become the bottleneck and where RAD Professional can give you back the most strategic time, then map a path that fits, in your own Google Workspace.