Abigail Pucker

Concerned citizen, Connector, Entrepreneur, Explorer, Filmmaker, Foodie, Global soul, Idea generator, Investor, Jewish, Philanthropist, Producer, Project manager, Single, Social entrepreneur

Abby is co-founder and head of strategy at 3oC. She is passionate about initiatives and projects that change the way we look at current systems and cultural structures through raising both cultural and monetary capital. She is currently working as Strategic Expansion Lead at Catalyte, a company seeking to change the way we source workforce and develop talent in the tech space therein redefining the way we view the relationship between access and ability. Past branding experience on both the agency and brand side include time spent at United Talent Agency in their Brand Studio and then at Hyatt where she helped lead the internal process for the launch of the Unbound Collection. Prior to her position at Catalyte, Abby managed strategic partnerships and special projects at Sotheby's which aimed to bring in younger audiences and make the brand more accessible to millennial buyers. In the content space, Abby has consulted with Breakwater Studios in the business development and strategic partnerships arena. She has also collaborated with designer Daniella Kallmeyer and Sour Peach Productions as an Executive Producer on GIRL TALK, a short film that is about redefining the queer narrative. Abby is currently producing Katie Cappiello’s NOW THAT WERE MEN in Chicago at Steppenwolf Theater in partnership with the Chicago Public Library. Abby is passionate about supporting initiatives at the intersection of tech, media and culture in both for profit and non profit formats, that are driving society to be more inclusive and supportive of women and other underrepresented communities. She is based in New York, but works in Los Angeles and her hometown, Chicago as well.

Collaboration, talent pipeline as a service, redefining access within existing professional and cultural systems

Angel Investing, Creative Collaboration, Next Gen, Partnerships, Venture Capital, Workforce Development