Crosstown Concourse continues to prove itself as one of Memphis’ most innovative spaces—a vertical village where work, life, art, and community intersect. With a growing list of organizations choosing this dynamic environment, Crosstown stands out as more than just an office building; it’s a hub for collaboration and creativity.
The importance of spaces like Crosstown Concourse cannot be overstated. As a vibrant third space, Crosstown blends professional workspaces with opportunities for community engagement, art, and wellness. These hubs foster interaction between diverse organizations, sparking fresh ideas, unexpected partnerships, and a culture of innovation. For companies, this dynamic environment attracts top talent and nurtures growth by offering far more than a traditional office setting. At Crosstown, it’s not just about physical proximity; it’s about the synergy created when diverse missions and visions converge under one roof.
Memphis’ vertical village is growing, and we’re thrilled to welcome several new tenants into the fold. Here’s a look at the organizations making Crosstown their new home and the incredible work they’re doing for our community.
Guided by values of community and equity, the Community Foundation of Greater Memphis has relocated to Crosstown Concourse while their building undergoes renovations. As the largest charitable grantmaker in the Mid-South, they focus on amplifying philanthropy for individuals, families, and organizations.
“More than just a building, Crosstown Concourse serves as a hub that fosters impact, entrepreneurship, and creativity,” says B. Sutton Mora, Executive Vice President & COO. “We are excited to embrace this vibrant space and maximize the collaboration opportunities our proximity to incredible neighbors offers.”
One of Memphis’ top food companies, Monogram Foods, has chosen Crosstown to house its new headquarters. Monogram is known for its dedication to innovation in food manufacturing, and this move signals a commitment to fostering a collaborative and inspiring workspace.
“Our decision to relocate to Crosstown Concourse was driven by our commitment to providing a safe, inspiring, and collaborative workspace for our team members,” says Karl Schledwitz, CEO of Monogram Foods. “The dynamic energy, diversity, and community-focused spirit of Crosstown perfectly align with our company culture.”
DT Design Studio specializes in landscape architecture and planning with a focus on strengthening communities through creative and adaptable solutions. Their new Crosstown office positions them alongside like-minded organizations dedicated to making a difference.
“We wanted to be in a place that embodies the core values we bring to our work: collaboration, responsibility, adaptability, and creativity,” shares Michelle Ye Pla, Principal and Landscape Architect. “We are excited to join the inspiring mix of Crosstown tenants who share our passion.”
Serving Shelby, Tipton, Lauderdale, and Fayette counties, the American Job Center connects job seekers with opportunities and resources to help them thrive. Their presence at Crosstown reinforces their role as a critical link for workforce development in the region.
“For us, Crosstown Concourse is an incubator for partnerships and collaboration,” says Sarita Alston, One-Stop Coordinator. “We look forward to bridging more opportunities for the people we serve.”
A driving force for innovation in agriculture, AgLaunch helps farmers and entrepreneurs develop and scale sustainable agricultural practices. Their move to Crosstown strengthens their connection to Memphis’ growing community of innovators.
“Crosstown Concourse’s vibrant, collaborative environment and rich history immediately drew us in,” says Rajah Brown, Vice President of Operations at Memphis AgLaunch Initiative. “We’re excited to be part of such an inspiring community where creativity and innovation thrive, aligning perfectly with AgLaunch’s mission to transform agriculture through collaboration and forward-thinking solutions.”
Dedicated to preserving Memphis’ water resources, Protect Our Aquifer brings its sustainability-focused mission to Crosstown. Their values of inclusion, collaboration, and stewardship align perfectly with Crosstown’s ethos.
“Crosstown models sustainability and inclusion as an energy-efficient, LEED-certified building and a gathering space for Memphians from all walks of life,” says Sarah Houston, Executive Director.
Focused on empowering young adults in Memphis through education, career pathways, and economic mobility, The Collective Blueprint is making a transformative impact. Their move to Crosstown strengthens the building’s mission to serve as a hub for positive change.
As Crosstown Concourse continues to expand, it cements its role as a beacon of collaboration and progress in Memphis. These new tenants represent a range of industries and missions, but all share a commitment to making Memphis a better place. Together, they enhance the vibrant tapestry of Crosstown—a space where ideas spark, creativity thrives, and our community grows stronger.
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