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The Sag Harbor Partnership (SHP) has launched a new initiative focused on preserving the unique character, diversity, and long-term vitality of Sag Harbor’s Main Street Business District.
In response to growing concerns about maintaining the distinctive mix of independent business, welcoming atmosphere, and local identity that make Sag Harbor such a special place to live and visit, the Partnership is hosting an important meeting at The Church to discuss innovative economic solutions.
The Main Street Initiative Public Meeting will be led by members of the SHP-led task force and present the initiative’s objectives and explore opportunities for community participation and public-private collaboration.
The meeting will provide an opportunity for residents, business owners, and community stakeholders to learn more about the initiative, ask questions, and participate in the discussion about Main Street
PANELISTS WILL INCLUDE:
John Alschuler, founding member and former chairman of HR&A Advisors, an international economic consulting firm.
April Gornik, co-founder of The Church and chair of the Sag Harbor Cinema.
Susan Mead, land-use attorney, a founder of the Sag Harbor Cinema restoration effort, and current Co-President of the Sag Harbor Partnership.
Fred Thiele former New York State Assemblyman and principal advocate for the creation of Suffolk County’s Community Preservation Fund and Community Housing Fund.
Shawn Sachs, partner and CEO of Sunshine Sachs Morgan & Lylis, a global strategic communications and public relations firm.
ABOUT THE SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP
The Sag Harbor Partnership (SHP) is a 501(c)3 designated not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of the quality of life in Sag Harbor, NY.
SHP’s mission is to preserve the natural, historic, and built environments of Sag Harbor; enhance its cultural life; address social concerns; and maintain the unique character of the village and its locally owned small businesses.
Through partnerships with local governments, the private sector, and concerned citizens, we strive to enrich Sag Harbor for future generations.