Governance analysis. Systems intelligence. Everything structured, sourced, and evidence-based. Public portfolio reflects builder-coded work: structural findings, no intent claims, actionable recommendations.
Narrative intelligence is an emerging field: the study of how narratives spread, establish credibility, and shape institutional and public behavior. The foundational insight is structural: narrative credibility depends on citation density and apparent corroboration, not verifiability. Narratives persist by architecture, not truth.
PeakMetrics' flagship analysis demonstrates this principle correctly—but also exposes a deeper contradiction. The field's current frontrunners (platforms, analysis firms, narrative-tracking services) are themselves built on the very mechanisms they analyze. They amplify narratives through citation density and corroboration networks while claiming to measure or combat them. They violate their own findings: they operate as vector for the spread they claim to track.
The article identifies a $78 billion citation that breaks at the first link. This isn't a data error—it's structural evidence. The citation exists not because the underlying claim is true, but because repeating it, sourcing it, and building narratives around it became more valuable than verifying it. PeakMetrics shows this mechanism clearly, exposing the gap between what narrative intelligence understands and what its practitioners do.
Governance and policy analysis of the Housing Authority of the City of El Paso's Housing Tax Credit portfolio: 7 developments, 1,009 units, 15+ years of capital deployment history.
Structural governance of a complex housing portfolio operating across federal (HTC, RAD, LIHTC, CoC) and state (Texas Housing Finance Division) regulatory frameworks. Decision points, reporting relationships, funding flows, compliance tracking, and accountability mechanisms extracted from public records, audits, and institutional documentation.
Five implementable reforms designed to operate within existing federal and state regulatory frameworks:
Analysis and recommendations delivered to HACEP and City Council. Framework offered for implementation. Demonstrates the structural analysis and governance design methodology applicable to any complex institution.
Structural analysis of how misleading narratives spread across digital and social platforms. Maps the institutional, technical, and narrative mechanisms that enable coordinated or accidental amplification of false information—and the feedback loops that make correction difficult.
The report identifies the key decision points, actor incentives, and architectural vulnerabilities that underlie modern information manipulation. Grounded in narrative intelligence—the study of how narratives establish credibility through architecture rather than truth. Designed for policymakers, platform operators, and institutional leaders building accountability and transparency systems.
Sensitive analytical engagements (security briefings, investigation-support analysis) exist and demonstrate depth under federal-grade evidentiary standards. Available on request only, discussed privately with vetted counterparties, under separate framing. Not featured on public channels.