Christine Burke helps law enforcement agencies develop internal forensic genetic genealogy and investigative genetic genealogy capability and competency. Services include capability assessment, training, documentation development, policy guidance, and ongoing consultation.
FGG/IGG capability development is a structured program that helps an agency build a competent, sustainable, and defensible internal forensic genetic genealogy function. It combines assessment, training, documentation, policy, and ongoing support. Rather than relying entirely on outside vendors for every case, a developed agency can oversee FGG engagements effectively, make informed decisions, and maintain defensible records across cases.
Agencies that develop internal capability can evaluate cases more effectively, oversee vendors with confidence, reduce unnecessary spending, and produce documentation that withstands scrutiny. Internal capability also reduces dependence on any single vendor and shortens the path from case to lead.
The FGG Capability & Competency Program is a guided implementation path for agencies ready to build a defensible internal FGG function.
Schedule a consultation to discuss your agency’s goals, current capacity, and the cases you need to support. A tailored capability development plan will be defined from that conversation.