Kathryn Tucker

Kathryn Tucker is a seasoned professional with a diverse background in product strategy, design, brand positioning, marketing, tech entrepreneurship, and filmmaking.

As the CMO at The Commons Project (TCP), Kathryn spearheads marketing, public relations, brand strategy, and communications efforts, collaborating with various teams to promote TCP's innovations and drive brand awareness.

Prior to TCP, Kathryn founded RedRover, a tech startup focused on meaningful daily interactions through an event recommendation engine and social network, which gained recognition and acclaim in the tech industry and media.

Kathryn has an exceptional track record in film production, having worked on award-winning projects such as THE STATION AGENT, STEVIE, and YOUSSOU N'DOUR: I BRING WHAT I LOVE.

Her educational background includes a BA in Philosophy from Tulane University, with a focus on changing paradigms of interactivity in art.

Kathryn is actively involved in organizations such as The Commons Project Foundation, where she serves as a Co-Founder & Trustee, showcasing her commitment to technology that enhances human experiences and fosters community engagement.

Currently based in New York City, Kathryn balances her professional endeavors with raising her two children.