Scott A. Graham
CEO of XPACS

Scott Graham (Chief Executive Officer)

Scott Graham is the CEO of Xtreme Personal Assistant Concierge Services (XPACS), an international concierge service for corporations, employees, lawyers, doctors, celebrities, and other busy individuals. XPACS has a private, exclusive network of over 350 concierges expanding in more than 85 U.S. and international cities.

As an expert in the concierge/personal assistant field, Scott has lectured at some of the most prestigious universities in the country, including Harvard, Stanford, and USC. He was named a leading young entrepreneur by Black Enterprise Magazine, and in 2008, he was the youngest person ever to be honored with the prestigious “Entrepreneur in Residence” award from Cal State University, Fresno. Scott, along with XPACS, has been featured in various national and local publications such as Newsweek, CNN, Financial Times, Entrepreneur.com, MOVES magazine, OC Metro, and Orange Coast magazine.

Before XPACS, Scott aided in the development of two other businesses in the central valley of California. He most recently played basketball for Fresno State University, under the leadership of legendary coach Jerry Tarkanian. As a friend to dozens of corporate executives, athletes, and entertainers, Scott understands the intense demands on today’s professionals, and is focused on providing complete convenience for our clients. Scott is an avid speaker at high schools and universities across the country and sits on several Advisory Boards including Cyber Athletic League (CAL), a Human Bio-Electric fusion association, in which pro-athletes own and operate their own franchises. Scott is also a principal in Grakin & Associates, a venture management company, as well as XWORLD, a celebrity social networking internet company. Scott holds a Bachelors Degree from Fresno State University and is planning to release his first book during the summer of 2010.

Why Did He Create “The Miracle Men” Blog?

Scott Graham created the blog “The Miracle Men” to deliver up-to-date news about celebrities and athletes to the public.  You’re probably thinking – “But there are already hundreds of celebrity websites!” Yes there are, but Scott believes there aren’t enough that focus on the positive news.  While there are some celebrities who don’t necessarily reflect all the good things that come with a life of fame, success and fortune; there are many more celebrities who celebrate their craft and actually live their lives to the fullest and really work to inspire other people. This is what Scott wishes to focus on.

Of course not all celebrity news will be good news but The Miracle Men will not resort to sensationalism.  In all the years that Scott and Michael have been doing work for celebrities and other high-profile clients, they have come to understand that these people are humans too. Under the intense camera lights and the paparazzi lens, the artist or athlete may seem larger than life. But the truth is- celebrities are just humans experiencing the highs and lows of life just like the rest of us.