From Systems Compromise to National Scale

A community-based organization faced a coordinated crisis: systems compromised, data compromised, public scrutiny campaign launched, and operational standstill.

Full Recovery Full recovery in less than one year
Chapters Scaled Scaled from 3 to 9 chapters

Results represent this specific engagement. Your outcomes may vary based on organizational circumstances.

The Challenge

A community-based organization faced a coordinated crisis. Internal actors prevented leadership from accessing systems and launched a public scrutiny campaign. Operations came to a standstill.

The organization had multiple chapters, active programs, and people depending on them. Without immediate intervention, they faced complete shutdown.

The Approach

We stepped in to lead the recovery. The first priority was stabilization—assess the damage, secure everything, and restore leadership control. From there, we rebuilt systematically: infrastructure, governance, and programs.

This wasn't about quick fixes. It was about building something that couldn't be compromised again.

The Phases

Phase 1: Stabilization

  • Assessed scope of crisis and exposure
  • Secured systems and access points
  • Restored leadership control
  • Stopped operational bleeding

Phase 2: Rebuild

  • Rebuilt the founding chapter
  • Reinstated and trained leadership
  • Established governance frameworks
  • Documented processes and protocols

Phase 3: Scale

  • Expanded from 3 chapters to 9
  • Developed leadership across regions
  • Designed systems to support national coordination
  • Created infrastructure for sustainable growth

What Was Delivered

  • Full recovery in under one year
  • Organization scaled from 3 chapters to 9
  • Leadership reinstated and trained
  • Governance frameworks established
  • Programs rebuilt and documented
  • Infrastructure designed to withstand future threats

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