How businesses work together, source local goods and materials, and strategically engage their immediate community is becoming increasingly important. New investments in areas spanning from real estate to manufacturing often incorporate place-based solutions in planning, building and retaining community.

The impact of COVID, trade policies, environmental concerns, and recent technological advances are coalescing behind shorter, more sustainable supply chains. As global supply chains regionalize, businesses that can access viable, mature place-based models stand to benefit.

The Pull.City platform is engineered from the ground-up for this new climate; an indispensable tool for business, a powerful administrator for the community partner.

We are located at New Lab in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Pull.City is an initiative of Uncommon Union that evolved from COVID-response work.