Sag Harbor Partnership: Announces the Election of New Members of the Board, January 2026

THE SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP

IS PLEASED TO ANNOUNCE THE ELECTION OF

ROBERT CUGINI, KATRINA DUDLEY, AND CATHLEEN CIVALE

AS NEW MEMBERS OF THE SAG HARBOR PARTNERSHIP BOARD

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The Sag Harbor Partnership (SHP) is pleased to announce, in order of election, that Robert Cugini, Katrina Dudley and Cathleen Civale will join its Board beginning January 2026. Each of these Sag Harbor residents brings interests and experiences that will complement the mission of our organization.

Robert Cugini is a part-time resident of Sag Harbor, where he and his wife Mary have lived in a family home that has been in their family for many generations, as well as Seattle, Washington. He has developed waterfront property in an environmentally sensitive manner and is a dedicated preservationist and eco-hero. Robert is joining the Board to work with fellow board members on water related issues. Robert expressed, “Because of the land we own, I have substantial experience in water-related issues and, as an avid boater, my experience and interests align with the Sag Harbor Partnership mission. I am looking forward to this volunteer opportunity.”

Katrina Dudley is a resident of Sag Harbor, where she lives with her husband and five children in their family home in SANS, as well as Ridgewood, New Jersey. Katrina is an active member of the local Children’s Museum board. She was raised in Sag Harbor and is the daughter of a Village pillar, Dr. John Oppenheimer. Katrina notes, “As a proud member of the Sag Harbor community, it is with great enthusiasm that I look forward to serving on the Sag Harbor Partnership Board, whose work I admire, and to helping continue their work preserving the beauty, culture and spirit of our Village.”

Cathleen Civale is a Sag Harbor resident and New York City native with a broad range of professional experiences, from selling real estate in both the city and the East End, to working in the fashion and hospitality industries. Most recently, Cathleen was a member of the Sag Harbor Historical Museum and has been one of the driving forces behind its renewal and successful fundraising. Cathleen is excited to join the Sag Harbor Partnership Board “….to assist the Sag Harbor Partnership in accomplishing their goals by participating in the execution of the small and large projects the Partnership takes on, which benefit the Village.”

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Statement from SHP Co-Presidents, Susan Mead and Jayne Young

“We are most honored to welcome these new members to our Board. Their expertise, community minded spirit, and long-standing commitment to Sag Harbor will enhance the Partnership’s ability to continue having a positive impact on our Village.”

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The Sag Harbor Partnership is a 501(c)3 designated not-for-profit organization dedicated to the preservation and enhancement of the quality of life in Sag Harbor, New York.

Our 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.

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