KnoMe is a family-owned data architecture that travels with the person across every institution they interact with — never held by any one of them.
Three markets, one architecture
The same family-owned data foundation, applied to three different relationships people have with institutions that hold their information.
About
KnoMe was founded by Joseph Ford, who spent years working in healthcare and insurance before co-founding and running a learning center for a decade. Both experiences pointed to the same problem: the people whose lives are most affected by a record rarely have any real control over it.
KnoMe's first pilot is underway in Kosovo, in partnership with FAME (Future Albanian Minds Empowered), co-founded by Behar Shala, a school director in Dragash. It's the first test of whether this architecture works in practice, outside the US — and a template for taking the same approach to other countries.
If you'd like to learn more about KnoMe — as a partner, an institution, or anyone else interested in what we're building — we'd like to hear from you.
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