Geopolitical intelligence shouldn't require a government clearance or a $50,000 annual subscription.
Grayvault Intelligence integrates eight verified public datasets for scoring calibration and validation.
Craig Graham studied political science, international relations, international security, and history before beginning his career as a junior Asia-Pacific security analyst at Canada's only government foreign policy office outside Ottawa — the analytical foundation that directly informs Grayvault's methodology.
After fourteen years building and scaling digital analytics businesses serving healthcare and enterprise brands across North America, he returned to his original field. Grayvault Intelligence is the infrastructure he wished had existed when he started: a structured, continuously updated, data-backed view of how the world's relationships actually work, accessible to anyone.
He lives in Victoria, British Columbia with his family. For enterprise inquiries or press: hello@grayvault.ai
Grayvault Intelligence scores were validated against GDELT event data covering 4,816 bilateral pairs across 12 months. Methodology Advisor: Don Johnson - Retired Canadian Forces Warrant Officer, The Grayvault scoring framework was validated against NATO's PMESII-PT operational assessment methodology with advice from Warrant Officer (Ret) Johnson, who has active deployment experience in Afghanistan, Somalia, and the Gulf of Oman and was a NATO TOPFAS operator. His validation that Grayvault's dimensional framework maps correctly to NATO operational intelligence practice informed several core design decisions - particularly the Social dimension, which he identified as the hardest PMESI variable to keep current through open-source channels alone.
Weekly geopolitical intelligence. What changed in the world's key relationships, why it matters, and what to watch next.