Since 1983, Prince has worked with CIA Agents, FBI Agents, Law Enforcement, Military and their families,. (Note) They were his family members or friends. He has also worked with political leaders (whom are also his family) additionally: he assisted two U.S. Presidents. His rock-solid integrity was validated through world-news headlines, demonstrating first-class morals that could not be bought. He rejected improper offers from corrupt officials and exposed organizations he believed were attempting to steal from the US government, the public and trying to recruit him. –(see referral letters)
Political Service and Public Integrity
Beginning in 1985, Prince Jordan Tyson served alongside numerous political leaders and, provided assistance and support in small capacities involving two Presidents of the United States. Throughout his public service career, Prince developed a reputation for what supporters and colleagues have described as uncompromising integrity, exceptional discretion, and unwavering moral conviction. His commitment to principle was not merely philosophical—it was repeatedly tested in practice.
According to Prince, his steadfast adherence to ethical conduct and personal values resulted in recognition that extended beyond professional circles and into public discourse, generating local, national, and international media attention. He maintains that throughout his career, he was presented with opportunities, pressures, and propositions that conflicted with his deeply held beliefs and principles. Rather than compromise his convictions, Prince states that he consistently chose integrity over personal gain, refusing what he characterizes as improper influence, unethical recruitment efforts, and opportunities that would have required abandoning his moral, religious, or professional standards. In Prince’s view, these experiences ultimately served to validate one of the defining characteristics of his public and private life
Character is not demonstrated when doing what is easy—it is demonstrated when doing what is right.
Prince further believes that his willingness to speak openly about misconduct, resist corruption, and maintain his independence of thought contributed significantly to his public reputation for honesty, courage, and principled leadership. (See Last Week Tonight Talk show with John Oliver) and other news storys As documented in correspondence, referrals, testimonials, and supporting materials referenced throughout his body of work, Prince considers his greatest professional achievement not to be recognition, status, or influence, but rather the preservation of his integrity, faith, and commitment to serving others.
Public Servant • Humanitarian • Advocate • Faith-Based Leader • Survivor • Vision
“Integrity is the one asset that cannot be purchased, negotiated, or surrendered.”
