Chamber president profile: Copiague's Sharon Fattoruso

I am very active in our church (Our Lady of Assumption). I have been in the chamber for 15 years and involved with the Town of Babylon Beautification projects. I served on the Copiague Harbor Homeowners Association Board for 10 years.

We average 125 members per year.

January 1955

Medium to large retail, manufacturing, small and large business owners (diverse), downtown shopping

Beautification and business development

Being involved has brought more exposure to my business over the years, which has put me in contact with many different people and organizations.

It is my hope that our next generation will flourish from all of our efforts and that they will continue the hard work of the chamber, which is to maintain and enhance the economic environment in Copiague, making it a better place to work, live and raise a family.

Although we are a diverse community we are very united in our efforts. We have a number of longtime residents who both work and reside in Copiague.

I met my husband in Copiague High School. He was born and raised in Copiague. When I fell in love with him I also fell in love with Copiague. Copiague has always been a close-knit town and a diversified town. Everyone here comes together and works very hard together to make Copiague a better place to work in and to raise your family in, and that has always been my goal!