Welcome
There are many dining contractors out there — some smaller
and some much, much larger. We like to think we're the right
size to offer the experience and efficiencies you need,
as well as the personal attention and support you may not
be accustomed to receiving.
When we come to your school and take stock of the situation in
your dining hall — the challenges and the opportunities — we
bring our best practices to bear to raise the bar for you. But
that's only part of the equation.
We take the time to understand your school community, your
tastes and preferences.
We work with you to develop a food program that meets your community's culinary,
nutritional and social needs, and that does so within a reasonable budget.
How are we able to do this? It starts with hiring an incredibly talented and
committed work force, individuals who are passionate about food and dedicated to
pleasing the customer.
We maintain the highest standards of integrity throughout our company,
from accounting to purchasing to marketing. And we never waver from our
focus on serving great-tasting, wholesome food.
Financial Transparency
Trust is Essential
Our financial transparency is built into our business model. We work on a
management fee basis, which means that SAGE earns a fixed amount of money per
year for administering the food service agreement. This is our salary. The
amount does not change, whether we're under- or over-budget.
We have amazing, transparent financial systems. Each week our managers update
wages, purchases, inventory and receivables. Then they generate a statement
and deliver it to our clients.
When everyone works from the same set of numbers, the results make total
sense. If a question arises, you can rely on our managers, district manager
and Accounting department to have the answer.
We share all of the financial information with you because this is a
partnership.
Leadership
- Paco RodriguezCo-Founder and President
- Tina RodriguezCo-Founder and CEO
- Ashley HartleChief Operating Officer
- Marcel GalloChief Innovation Officer
- Lyle KanVice President of Marketing
- James LeachmanVice President of Sales
- Scott MoweryVice President of Finance and Accounting
- Todd EvansVice President of Procurement
- Lesley VogelVice President of Food and Nutrition
- Erin FelterVice President of Human Resources
- Jennifer QuickVice President of Operations
- Gary FugmanVice President of Operations
- Brandon BarnesRegional Manager
- Connie ChambersRegional Manager
Our leaders are experts with years of hands-on and management experience in the food and dining industry
News Center
Spoonful of SAGE
SAGE In the News
SAGE Dining Strikes Again: A Tribute to SAGE
Immaculata - La Salle High School Royal CourierSAGE is Setting a Good Example
Deacon Nathan Beiersdorfer, Archbishop Moeller High School, CincinnatiHumans of Delbarton: Resident District Manager of SAGE Dining, James DeSilvestri
Delbarton SchoolSAGE Dining offers training to foodservice vendors in Baltimore market
FoodService DirectorSAGE Dining Services chef’s carving, dinners bring $11,000 to school’s fundraiser auction
Food Management MagazineSAGE Dining Offers Range of Lunch Options for Students; Welcomes Feedback and Requests
Moorestown Friends SchoolSAGE Dining Services and Pingry Athletics Team Up to Offer Athlete-Friendly Meals
The Pingry SchoolNew Saints Union to serve school as place of community gathering, communion
Fort Worth Business PressSchool’s impressive local sourcing started with grass-fed beef producer
Food Management MagazineLouisville Collegiate School chef ensures students get only the best beef on their plates
Insider LouisvilleStudent Entrepreneurs Team with SAGE Dining Services to Launch Raider Rewards
The Hun School- Hun NewsSAGE Dietitian Presents at Ursuline Academy
Ursuline Academy of New Orleans- The Ursuline UpdateTravel series to open Oct. 6 with visit to Bhutan
The Sentinel Cumberlink.comWilson College’s World Travel Dinner and Film Series kicks off with a trip to Bhutan
Pizza by the Numbers
Mount Vernon Presbyterian SchoolA unique way to use a popular food to incorporate math, science and fun in the classroom.
Green Roof Yielding New Crops
Wheeler Weekly WordSAGE Food Service Director adds new items to the rooftop garden.