OWNER & FOUNDER
SHERRY MENG
Sherry Meng is the founder and owner of Turtleworks, a community-focused embroidery shop that also serves as a vocational training hub for young adults with special needs. With over 15 years of experience in the special needs community, she is dedicated to creating meaningful opportunities for individuals with Autism and other disabilities. Through Turtleworks, she helps them build job skills, confidence, and independence while providing a supportive and inclusive working environment.
EMBROIDERY CONSULTANT
AMANDA VARGAS
Amanda Vargas has been diligently working in embroidery business for the past 20 years. She holds experience in running machines as well as creating and digitizing logos. For the past year she has brought in house and managed the Embroidery Department to a large production company. She additionally introduces and implements organization, process, and procedure for various embroidery companies.
Marketing Intern
Kewei Li
Kewei is a current freshman at Archbishop Mitty High School. She hopes to be able to use her creativity to support Turtleworks and promote inclusion and awareness for the special needs community. In her free time, Kewei enjoys making art, reading, and writing.
Social Media Intern
Yukun Gao
Yukun Gao is a junior at Lynbrook High School with a passion for art and a strong commitment to supporting the special needs community. He is driven by the belief that everyone deserves to feel welcome and recognized for their unique strengths.
