Consulting Services · RJG Research & Analytics
Two production analytical platforms — adversarial ownership chain tracing and multi-sector cascade modeling — available for think tanks, federal agencies, defense contractors, and enterprise supply chain teams.
Analytical Products
Both tools are built as production Python systems with full test suites, deterministic output, and peer-reviewed methodological foundations. They are the instruments behind four published papers, not proofs-of-concept.
Deterministic beneficial ownership chain tracing through SEC EDGAR filings. Classifies every entity in the chain by jurisdiction risk tier — adversarial, conduit, opacity, monitored, or standard — and detects state-actor affiliations at every layer.
Capabilities
Key Findings
Of 82 Chinese-linked AFIDA entities analyzed, 92.7% are structurally invisible to federal ownership analysis. AFIDA records subsidiaries. The SEC records parents. State SOS records the rest. No federal system connects them.
353 ownership edges, 12 adversarial-jurisdiction connections, 38 named individuals including Chinese leadership personnel. Agriculture & Food supply chain alert generated.
Seven corporate tiers across six jurisdictions — China, Hong Kong, Luxembourg, Netherlands, Switzerland, United States — using single-purpose vehicles the SEC filing describes as having "not conducted any other activities."
Deterministic multi-sector cascade engine. Models how shocks propagate across 111 critical chokepoints in pharmaceuticals, energy, semiconductors, food systems, critical minerals, logistics, and defense. Validated against seven historical events.
Capabilities
Validated Scenarios
Category 4 + 24 inches of rain → Spruce Pine quartz mine shutdown → global semiconductor supply chain shock. Quartz → crucibles → silicon wafers → semiconductors → defense systems. A localized weather event with global blast radius.
40% EV/battery production acceleration → global market flooding → Western automaker margin collapse → industrial base attrition. Models doctrine-level OODA loop asymmetry as a measurable supply chain vector.
U.S. semiconductor export restriction → Chinese critical mineral controls → pharmaceutical API disruption → defense logistics stress. Full retaliation sequence with per-sector timeline and escalation probability.
Services & Pricing
Structured in three tiers to match client profiles, from single-question assessments to ongoing institutional partnerships. Pricing reflects independent consulting overhead — a fraction of Big Four or prime contractor rates.
Who This Is For
The tools fill documented gaps that generalist risk consultancies and government-produced analysis leave open. These are the organizations for whom that gap matters most.
Organizations that commission research, brief Congress, and engage the intelligence community directly. SECMap and the MTS Simulator address methodology gaps in their existing analytical frameworks.
Direct mission alignment with CISA, CFIUS, USDA, and DIA. Engagements structured as consulting contracts, research agreements, or OTA instruments depending on program requirements.
Large organizations with China-linked vendor or competitor exposure, M&A programs in strategic sectors, or CFIUS / ITAR / BIOSECURE Act compliance obligations.
The Principal
Two decades of complex systems engineering for government and enterprise — preceded by service as a U.S. Army Air Defense Artillery officer — means every analytical claim is held to the standard of professionals who have operated in these environments. The research program on this site grew from original methodology developed for The Silent Conquest, a four-book geopolitical thriller series: a spatial analysis framework built for fiction produced statistically significant results when validated against USDA primary data.
Four papers are published on SSRN covering spatial clustering of foreign agricultural acquisitions, the federal three-system ownership visibility gap, counterfactual CFIUS jurisdiction analysis, and multi-sector supply chain dependency mapping. The two open-source tools — SECMap and the MTS Doctrine Simulator — are the computational implementations of that research, available for consulting engagement.
PhD by Publication candidate, University of Westminster (planned supervisor: Dr. Spinder Dhaliwal). MBA, University of Central Florida.
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