The future of work needs more than innovation—it needs human sovereignty.

We exist to close the gap between possibility and participation—redesigning systems so families and communities don't just endure change, but shape it. Kin & Commons is a strategic consulting group that builds future-ready ecosystems by mobilizing networks, elevating community power, and creating multigenerational solutions for economic mobility.

Meet the Team

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Kristina Francis

  • Kristina leads Kin & Commons with an unwavering conviction. As founder and CEO, she dismantles barriers that keep families from writing their own economic futures. With 20 years of experience leading audacious initiatives at the intersection of technology, transformation, and community, Kristina replaces boardroom theorizing with on-the-ground partnership and privilege-driven optimism with community-driven action

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Eugene So

  • Eugene architects breakthrough partnerships that put decision-making power directly into communities' hands. With 15+ years leading global initiatives across public and private sectors, he transforms bold ideas into scalable solutions by designing with communities, not for them. His approach cuts through bureaucratic silos to create real change where it matters most.

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Tabitha Manross

  • Tabitha ensures that Kin & Commons' strategies create measurable progress for people, communities, and future generations —translating mission into actionable metrics that serve families and communities over the long arc of economic mobility. Tabitha has 15 years of experience leading strategic planning and execution, change management, and outcomes evaluation.

Let’s Talk. 

Have a bold vision for systemic change? We specialize in strategic innovation, future scenario planning, and community design challenges that create measurable impact. Let’s explore what’s possible when we put people first.