The United Business Cooperative aim’s to create a hub where the focus is on sustainability, growth, agricultural technology and access to healthy food, while at the same time addressing the issues of food insecurity in the South Bronx. The hub will prioritize showcasing what it means to grow food through green technology and creating a hyperlocal system where the gaps within sustainability are closed. This will start with first creating jobs, as the Born Juice will create 20 new jobs and all positions will be sourced to Bronx locals. The idea is to hire locally and develop these neighborhoods and their people, and give them an opportunity to learn and earn livable wages, all while being exposed to a sustainable atmosphere. Overall, the idea of a hub, on top of focusing on health and wellness, is addressing the systematic disinvestment in communities like the South Bronx. As a plus, the United Business Cooperative was founded by a Bronx native, Henry Obispo, another hyperlocal component. He is addressing issues that he has first hand experience with, as they are issues within the neighborhoods he himself grew up in. Through initiatives like The Bronx Salad, Bronx Green Menu, and Boogie on the Boulevard’s “The Oasis”, Henry is creating ACCESS and exposing an entire demographic to healthier lifestyle choices and overall community wellness and happiness.