Manufacturing, design, and innovation are shaping Brooklyn's future. Last night, NYCEDC joined Commercial Observer at MADE Bush Terminal to showcase how the campus is supporting the next generation of manufacturers, designers, makers, and entrepreneurs while strengthening Brooklyn’s working waterfront. Home to a diverse community of innovative businesses, MADE Bush Terminal continues to demonstrate how modern industrial spaces can help companies grow, create jobs, and shape New York City's economy. The evening featured a conversation moderated by Waverly Neer, NYCEDC’s Vice President of Asset Management, where attendees heard directly from tenants Stickbulb and PELLE about how MADE Bush Terminal supports their work and the future of manufacturing and design in New York City.
New York City Economic Development Corporation’s Post
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