| Key | Value |
| AFPI | Institutional relationship still exists |
| Access difficulty | HIGH — sitting Cabinet secretary with limited external meeting availability. Best approach through AFPI alumni network or Texas connections rather than direct government channel. |
| Alignment score | 92/100 — Extremely high. Rollins has explicitly stated "God's hand has been the driving force in everything I've ever done." She participates in Cabinet Bible studies, sent Easter email to USDA staff |
| Alternative | Texas A&M network — massive alumni loyalty; Rollins was first female student body president. Aggie connections carry weight. |
| Angle | Rural technology sovereignty, agricultural AI, faith-aligned infrastructure for underserved communities. Rollins' farm-girl roots + tech policy background (Office of American Innovation) make her rece |
| Attio | https://app.attio.com/day-7-public-benefit-corporation/person/8d47dc78-4bbc-4b0d-b626-db273ff0390d |
| Best warm path | Via Texas conservative ecosystem — Rick Perry network, TPPF alumni, Texas A&M Aggie network. Via BGEA/Decision Magazine connection. Via Cabinet Bible study network. |
| Career arc | Commercial litigator, Hughes & Luce (Dallas) → Clerk, U.S. District Judge Barbara M. Lynn → Deputy GC/Policy Director, Gov. Rick Perry → President/CEO, Texas Public Policy Foundation (15 years) → Assi |
| Channel | Private 15-minute briefing (NOT a pitch). She is a sitting Cabinet official — never cold through USDA channels. Warm intermediary only. |
| Completeness | 80% — Excellent on career, current position, network, and political context. Thin on personal faith expression and wealth details. |
| Composite Score | 84.0/100 |
| Conservative policy network | Through Heritage, TPPF, CPI connections |
| Coverage | 20% |
| Current Role | 33rd United States Secretary of Agriculture |
| Current focus | Agricultural policy; rural development; implementing Trump admin priorities through USDA; tariffs + trade policy impact on farmers |
| DOB | April 10, 1972 (age 54) |
| Data Status | RICH (39,548 bytes across sources) |
| Direct? | No |
| Domain | Government (Cabinet level) + Conservative Policy + Agricultural Policy |
| Domestic Policy Council | In 2020, worked with "conservative African Americans, faith-based leaders" on police reform solutions |
| Dossier | planning/wave3-dossiers/brooke-leslie-rollins.md |
| Education | Texas A&M University (BS Agricultural Development, 1994 — first female student body president), University of Texas School of Law (JD, honors). |
| Family | Married (Rollins). Four children involved in show cattle. Mother Helen Kerwin elected to Texas House (2024). Resides in Fort Worth, TX. |
| First-degree connections | - Donald Trump (direct Cabinet access, personal loyalty) |
| Full Name | Brooke Leslie Rollins (née Leslie) |
| Generated | 2026-06-15 |
| Giving | No publicly documented large-scale philanthropy. Faith-based giving assumed but unconfirmed. |
| Harvest | planning/harvest/brooke-leslie-rollins-nee-leslie.md |
| Hub | planning/command-center/34-brooke-leslie-rollins.md |
| Institutional overlaps | - USDA (Secretary, 100,000+ employees) |
| Key holdings | - Fort Worth, TX real estate (family farm background) |
| Key quotes | - "God has been, for as long as I can remember, such a massive part of everything, even in times when I didn't really want to." — Decision Magazine, June 2025 |
| Location | Fort Worth, TX (home); Washington, D.C. (USDA) |
| Mined by | C3 window, S1334 LAST RUN |
| Net Worth | $3M–$8M |
| Net worth | UNVERIFIED — likely $5M–$20M from think tank leadership roles + legal career; not a billionaire but holds MASSIVE positional power as a Cabinet Secretary. |
| One-Line Read | Cabinet-level institution-builder who wrote the book on biblical policy — approach as sovereign-AI-for-agriculture briefing, not investment |
| Open Questions | - Specific church in Fort Worth |
| Packet | planning/excavation-packets/034-brooke-leslie-rollins_PACKET.md |
| Path Table | \ | Channel \ | Path \ | Verified? \ | |
| Preparation | - Grew up on a ranch in Glen Rose, Texas — genuine rural/agricultural roots |
| Previous Roles | CEO, AFPI (2021-25); Dir, WH Domestic Policy Council (2020-21); Dir, Office of American Innovation (2018-20); CEO, TPPF (2003-18); Policy Dir to Gov. Perry |
| Primary | Tim Dunn — co-founded America First Works with Brooke; major AFPI donor; both TX faith conservatives. Ask Tim for a personal introduction framed as "American AI sovereignty briefing relevant to USDA." |
| Rank | 1942 \ | Tier: Network \ | Domain: Political / Faith-Government \ | Coverage: 5 → 72 |
| Ranked fallbacks | 1. Doug Deason / TPPF board event — board-level overlap; technology DNA |
| Recognition lens | Brooke was prepared through building conservative policy infrastructure in Texas (15 years at TPPF), then scaling it nationally (AFPI), then entering the highest levels of executive power. She brings |
| Religion | Devout evangelical Christian. Has stated she "thought she'd end up at seminary and be a youth minister." Builds policy on biblical teaching. Participates in Cabinet Bible study. |
| Religious identity | Evangelical Christian. Outspoken about faith in public service. |
| Search terms used | Brooke Rollins |
| Secondary | TPPF event introduction — Rollins built TPPF for 15 years (3 staff → 100+). Any TPPF board-level connection provides warm access. She is a legend there. |
| Site | https://brooke-rollins.myday7.com |
| Slug | brooke-leslie-rollins |
| Source | git-deleted planning/excavation-packets/034-brooke-leslie-rollins_PACKET.md (commit caea9ab79bdb) |
| Source Links | Dossier · Packet |
| Sources | USDA.gov; Wikipedia; Miller Center |
| TPPF event introduction | SECONDARY |
| Tertiary | Doug Deason (billionaire conservative tech investor, TPPF board overlap) — if Carter has any connection to Deason. |
| Texas A&M network | Alumni channels |
| The whole person | Brooke Rollins is both an elite D.C. power player AND a genuine Texas rancher's wife with Christian convictions. She didn't grow up in policy — she grew up in rural Texas. She didn't come to criminal |
| Tier | Policy Gatekeeper / Network Bridge |
| Timestamp | 2026-06-16T16:47Z |
| Warm Path | Via Texas conservative political network (Dunn→Wilks→political). 3-hop. |
| Warmth | KNOWN |
| Warmth Score | known-via-path |
| White House | Through official channels |
| Why | Deep excavation research packet — multi-source investigation. |
| Why rank 34 | As U.S. Secretary of Agriculture, Rollins controls one of the largest federal agencies ($200B+ budget). She has deep roots in the conservative policy infrastructure that many roster contacts fund and |