National Business Capital Opens In Hauppauge

HAUPPAUGE, NY — National Business Capital, a FinTech lending marketplace for small business loans, celebrated its relocation to Hauppauge with a ribbon-cutting ceremony on Thursday, according to a news release.

The business moved from Bohemia to the Hauppauge Industrial Park at 80 Arkay Drive, Hauppauge, Suite 215. The company made the move citing its "continued growth and expanded workforce needs."

The company plans to double or triple its team in the coming year, and the move allows it to hire and train its new staff in an environment better suited for growth.

“Our business is growing, and we love the fact that our employees have this opportunity to grow with us,” Founder and CEO Joe Camberato stated via news release. “This move is an exciting one for all of us, and our new location offers the room we need to facilitate further growth down the road.”

The new Hauppauge digs include better amenities, such as a state-of-the-art training facility, full-service cafeteria, and employee fitness center. The Hauppauge Innovation Park is the second-largest industrial park behind Silicon Valley, which provides the "perfect environment" for Camberato and his team to expand and serve their clients on an increased scale.

National Business was named the #1 place to work on Long Island from 2019 to 2021 by Newsday, and in 2021 by Long Island Press.

Camberato takes great pride in providing a dynamic and positive workplace, according to the company.

“We place a huge emphasis on creating a fun and productive workplace, and this new space will give our employees a fresh location to explore, with new retailers, people, and watering holes to discover,” said Camberato. “I’ve found change like this is a terrific way to invigorate and motivate people – and that’s exactly what we like to do at National Business, invigorate and motivate.”

Smithtown Chamber of Commerce Executive Director Barbara Franco called it a "true honor" to welcome National Business Capital, an award-winning company, to Hauppauge.

"We’re thrilled to have them as neighbors and can’t wait to see them around the community," Franco said.