Ex-CIA Agent vs. Human Traffickers: DeliverFund's Mission
Rules of Operation for Counter-Trafficking Intelligence Work
Shaun Attwood and Nic McKinley discuss DeliverFund's counter-trafficking intelligence model, the rules of operation for field work, and how the organization equips law enforcement with data and technology to dismantle trafficking networks.
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Key Moments
Introduction: Nic McKinley and DeliverFund
Nic McKinley introduces himself and the mission of DeliverFund — a nonprofit private intelligence organization focused on combating human trafficking by equipping law enforcement with data, technology, and training.
Background: From the Air Force to the CIA
Nic's path through U.S. Air Force Pararescue and into the CIA — and how that operational background shapes every aspect of DeliverFund's approach to the trafficking problem.
How DeliverFund Operates: Rules of Engagement
The rules of engagement for a private intelligence organization working alongside law enforcement: what DeliverFund can do, what it cannot do, and how it maintains legal and operational integrity in a complex environment.
The Intelligence Model Applied to Trafficking
How DeliverFund maps trafficking networks, identifies key nodes, and delivers actionable intelligence to law enforcement partners — the methodology transferred from counter-terrorism to counter-trafficking.
The Scale of the Problem and What Works
Nic's assessment of the trafficking landscape in the United States, what interventions produce results at scale, and why the private intelligence model generates outcomes that conventional approaches cannot match.
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