Caroline Paige Katz highlights Wovo's art storage services and community impact in NYC

In a bustling Brooklyn meeting room, the air buzzed with anticipation as Caroline Paige Katz, the president and COO of Wovo, took the stage to share her company’s mission and community impact. Wovo, an art storage and services company, has carved a niche in the arts industry, offering a comprehensive suite of services that includes not just storage, but also logistics, installation, and packing.

Katz highlighted Wovo's extensive reach, serving a diverse clientele that spans artists, museums, galleries, and foundations across the United States. With 26 locations nationwide, the company proudly maintains its roots in New York, operating its headquarters in Long Island City and a facility in Brooklyn at 105 Evergreen Avenue.

A significant point of pride for Katz is Wovo's commitment to the local workforce. The company employs 65 residents from New York City, with 41 of them calling Brooklyn home. This local employment not only supports the community but also enhances the quality of life for its workers, many of whom enjoy biking or taking the subway to work, fostering a strong work-life balance.

As the meeting progressed, it became clear that Wovo is not just a business; it is a vital part of the Brooklyn community, intertwining art, logistics, and local employment in a way that enriches both the economy and the cultural landscape of the area. The discussion underscored the importance of supporting local businesses that contribute to the community's vibrancy and sustainability.