Jordan Flowers

Career and Background

Jordan Flowers is an entrepreneur, investor, and operator with deep expertise in management consulting, financial restructuring, and private equity. He earned his MBA from Columbia Business School and worked as a senior consultant at McKinsey & Co., followed by roles at LGT Capital Partners. He is a co-founder of Ontocalypse Productions, a production company focused on science and technology media.

Entry into UAP Advocacy

Flowers entered the unidentified anomalous phenomena field after reading the December 2017 New York Times article by Leslie Kean and Ralph Blumenthal that revealed the Pentagon's Advanced Aerospace Threat Identification Program (AATIP). This pivotal moment redirected his career toward transparency advocacy.

Leadership of Disclosure Foundation

Flowers serves as Executive Director of both the Disclosure Foundation and the UAP Disclosure Fund, dual organizations advancing public disclosure and scientific understanding of unidentified anomalous phenomena. His management consulting and finance background directly informs the Foundation's multi-disciplinary approach:

• Legal Support: FOIA litigation to compel release of government UAP records
• Policy Advocacy: Congressional briefings and engagement with House UAP Caucus members
• Public Education: Curating declassified files and fostering scientific dialogue
• Whistleblower Protection: Supporting witnesses and advocating for immunity provisions

Congressional Partnerships and 2025–2026 Disclosure Era

Flowers has collaborated closely with Representatives Anna Paulina Luna, Eric Burlison, Jared Moskowitz, Tim Burchett, and Scott Perry on UAP transparency legislation. He has worked directly with whistleblower David Grusch to advance protections for government insiders disclosing classified information.

During the Trump administration's 2026 PURSUE (Presidential Unsealing and Reporting System for UAP Encounters) initiative, Flowers emerged as a prominent critical voice, emphasizing that raw data releases lack adequate context and credible analysis—a position echoed by former Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense Christopher Mellon. Flowers has appeared on mainstream media including Al Jazeera to discuss government transparency, accountability, and the need for independent scientific oversight of UAP research.

Notable Public Work

Flowers has engaged extensively in media and public education, including podcast appearances on the That UFO Podcast discussing the real mechanics of whistleblower protection and the structural barriers to disclosure. His strategic focus on congressional engagement and FOIA pressure has positioned the Disclosure Foundation as a bridge between government insiders, elected officials, and the public.