Video: A nondescript warehouse reinvents an employment model
Located at 575 Suzette, a warehouse maintained by Advance Memphis hums with activity. Residents of ZIP 38126 can walk to work to fulfill short-term contracts or use the warehouse as a space to incubate their own businesses.
Donald Jenkins, warehouse supervisor and owner of Jenkins Lawn Care and Tree Removal, explains why the four walls of this building create opportunities for South Memphis.
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