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TSYS Group COO c702a71407 docs: H22026 business map — executive-level draft from Charles
Three C-suite lines: COO (Albert, with KNEL+TCTC as group shared
services), CTPO (Charles, Suborbital Systems + the ventures portfolio),
CCO (100% AI, the commons businesses: Side Door Group, Redwood Springs
Capital Partners, Redwood Family Office, High Flight co-ops).

Captured verbatim structure from Charles's sketch plus seed questions
for the agent org chart: AI-executive identity tier, per-business
compliance ICs (asymmetric regimes: ITAR/CMMC, 501c3/c4/PAC, RIA,
co-op), board agents, and director/IC worker-reviewer pairs.
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H22026-Business-Map.md — TSYS Group Business Map (Draft)

Status: DRAFT — executive sketch from Charles, 2026-08-14. To be fleshed out over the coming week (feeding H22026.md). Scope note: High-level business map to inform COO/board org-chart design. Compliance/regulatory-heavy businesses only for now; legal entity details intentionally deferred.


Executive Leadership

Executive Human/AI Notes
Chief Operations Officer Albert Lebsch (human) Supported by Courtney / Remy / Patti (who also sit on the Board of Directors)
Chief Technology and Product Officer Charles Wyble (human) R&D, product, and the technical stack
Chief Commons Officer 100% AI Owns the cooperative/commons-facing businesses

Three-executive structure: two humans (Ops, Tech/Product) + one AI executive (Commons). The CCO being fully AI is the keystone experiment of the AI-agent-augmented operating model.


Business Map (by executive owner)

Chief Commons Officer (AI)

Business Description
Side Door Group TSYS Group 501c3 / 501c4 / PAC (political/philanthropic arm)
Redwood Springs Capital Partners Capital-raising arm
Redwood Family Office Benefits organization — every co-op/LLC member gets a (fractional/virtual) family office they can fully use
High Flight Network Operations Cooperative Operations co-op
High Flight Network Finance Cooperative Finance co-op

Chief Technology and Product Officer (Charles)

Business Description
Suborbital Systems Heavy R&D / science — ITAR / CMMC constrained
"Million dollar ideas" portfolio (all under CTPO): RackRental.net, MerchantsOfHope.org, TeamRental.net, ap4ap.org, sol-calc.com, uksrs.org Product ventures

Chief Operations Officer (Albert)

At the core of everything — the two operating companies that run the entire group:

Business Description
Known Element Enterprises (KNEL) ALL IT/business systems and services for TSYS Group
The Campus Trading Company (TCTC) ALL treasury / trading / transaction operations for TSYS Group

KNEL and TCTC are the service backbone everything else builds on: Suborbital's ITAR/CMMC stack runs on KNEL infrastructure; RSCP and the Family Office transact through TCTC; the co-ops consume both. This is why the already-provisioned agent identities (SVP KNEL, SVP TCTC and their VP staffs) exist under the COO line — they are the group's shared services.


Implications for the Agent Org Chart (seed questions)

These fall out of the map and need answers as H22026.md takes shape:

  1. Chief Commons Officer is an AI executive. Does it get an agent identity (cco) at the same tier as the human executives' support agents? It presumably needs its own staff: directors for each commons business (Side Door, RSCP, Family Office, HFNO, HFN-Finance).
  2. KNEL + TCTC are shared services for the whole group. The agent org under SVP KNEL / SVP TCTC (already provisioned) serves every business line, including the CCO's and CTPO's. Cross-charging / internal SLA mechanics will be needed as the map firms up.
    • Suborbital Systems: ITAR + CMMC L3 (the environment we have been hardening all along).
    • Side Door Group: 501c3/c4/PAC law — political-finance compliance is its own discipline (FEC-style reporting, coordination rules).
    • RSCP + Family Office: securities/RIA-style compliance, fiduciary.
    • High Flight co-ops: co-op governance/accounting.
    • One compliance org cannot cover all of these; each needs domain compliance ICs reporting to that business's director, with the independent audit committee at board level over all of them.
  3. Board composition: Albert (COO), Courtney, Remy, Patti. Charles as CTPO presumably seats as well. Board agents: secretariat + audit committee (per the session-3 org chart sketch).
  4. VP layer under COO already provisioned (from session 3): TechOps, SecOps, TechCompliance, Finance-side (Investing, Trading, Compliance, Facilities) under SVP KNEL / SVP TCTC. The commons businesses would bring a third SVP (SVP Commons?) under the AI CCO.
  5. Million-dollar-ideas portfolio: six ventures under one CTPO — likely one director + rotating IC pods per venture rather than six standing teams.
  6. Four C-suite lines, not three: COO (Albert), CTPO (Charles), CCO (AI), and the Board as its own governance layer. The agent identity scheme needs an executive tier (cco, ctpo, coo support agents) distinct from the VP tier already provisioned.

Lineage

  • Charles has been designing this organization since age 14 (currently 41). This document is the first time the full executive-level map has been written down in one place.

Next: flesh out each business with: legal entity, revenue model, compliance regime, agent org (director/IC W-R pairs), systems of record.