Engagement Structure

Purpose:
To determine whether a sport system is structurally regenerative, conditionally viable, or extractive.

Scope includes:

• Architecture mapping across system layers
• Identification of structural failure patterns
• Cost–revenue coupling analysis
• Regenerative capacity assessment
• Failure containment exposure
• Nourishment Gateway evaluation
• Viability-in-principle determination

Outputs:

• Formal structural report
• Pass / Conditional / Fail assessment
• Identified constraint requirements

Mandate A does not redesign the system.

It does not provide operational advice.

It establishes structural clarity.

Mandate B is a separate engagement.

It is triggered only where structural redesign is authorised.

Purpose:
To translate diagnosis into enforceable architectural constraints.

Scope may include:

• Binding design constraints
• Financial coupling frameworks
• Sequencing rules
• Reserve architecture
• Governance structure alignment
• Trade-off matrices

Mandate B is licensed authority.
It requires defined scope and decision-making power.

Translation is not optimisation.
It is structural redesign.

Certification is not consultancy.

It is a public structural designation granted only where regenerative architecture is demonstrated.

Certification:

• Requires successful structural assessment
• Includes defined review cycle
• May be withdrawn
• Is public only when granted

Failure remains confidential.

Certification governs claims — not behaviour.

Citizens Sports provides architecture-level diagnostics for:

• Equity investors
• Institutional lenders
• Family offices
• Founders
• Governing bodies

Structural clarity precedes deployment.

Mandate structure remains consistent regardless of client profile.