From U.S. Air Force Pararescue to the CIA to the front line of counter-child trafficking,
I spent 25 years learning how the world's hardest targets operate.
Now I'm building a global tech ecosystem that will make child exploitation impossible.
Institutional Background
USAF Pararescue
Central Intelligence Agency
Harvard University
Congressional RecognitionBuilding a global tech ecosystem that makes human exploitation impossible.
About Nic McKinley
An operator who turned tradecraft on the world's hardest problem.
Nic McKinley served more than a decade in U.S. Air Force Pararescue, then was recruited into the CIA, where he rose to country chief of a specialized unit. Inside the intelligence community he saw the scale of child exploitation up close and realized the same tradecraft used to dismantle terror networks could be turned on human traffickers.
In 2015 he left the CIA to found DeliverFund, a nonprofit intelligence organization that builds technology to help law enforcement find traffickers and rescue victims. A Harvard-educated, three-time technology founder, he also builds data and AI companies that turn overwhelming information into decisions that matter. VICE Media called him the real-life Jack Ryan.
“The Real-Life Jack Ryan”
An inside look at the intelligence-driven approach to dismantling human trafficking networks across the United States.
Point of Disruption
Field notes and intelligence from the fight against human trafficking — sent to a private list of investors, strategic partners, policymakers, and operators who want to follow the work.
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