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Atlanta, GA corporate
office staff, in-house computer system implementation and operation,
multiple state jurisdiction employment, tax, licensing compliance issues, food
service bid proposals and contract review.
North Shores Investment Co. — Toledo, Ohio
V/Gladieux Enterprises Company
Assistant Controller
Accounting functions, financial statements, taxes, payroll, auditing boat sales
and marina service operations.
T-Bird Home Centers — Alamogordo, NM
Office Manager/Assistant to Controller
Supervised home office operations and personnel, oversaw store level home
improvement center operations with monthly visits throughout NM, trained
home office and on sight bookkeepers, taxes, financial statements.
Radel & Company, CPA Firm — Bowling Green, OH
Staff Accountant
Assigned twenty clients, bookkeeping through year-end tax preparation, tax
returns, northwest Ohio on sight location auditing, client conferences.
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SANDEE SCOTT
1977 — 1981
EDUCATION:
ORGANIZATIONS/
ACTIVITIES:
RESUME OF VICE PRESIDENT
(Continued)
Mosher’s Enterprises — Grand Rapids, MI
Office Manager
Analysis of accounts, projections, insurance, employment and sales taxes,
financial statements, hiring and supervision of office staff, auditing and
training of six Big Boy Restaurant locations office personnel and managers.
Stautzenburg Business College, Bowling Green, OH
University of New Mexico, Alamogordo, NM
Davenport Business College, Grand Rapids, MI
Friends World College, Huntington, NY
Eastwood High School, Pemberville, OH
4-H Ambassador to West Indies
Who’s Who of American High School Students
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ROSHON CODY
EXPERIENCE:
Aug. 93 - Present
RESUME OF VICE PRESIDENT
ABL Management, Inc.
Vice President
Serves as the primary representative for all Correctional accounts to include
SOP compliance, staff training and development, (employee retention),
financial performance, (Full P/L responsibility) and client retention, (Client
Satisfaction). Responsible for successfully coordinating and directing all
activities within the Correctional Division through the Regional Director of
Operations. Ensure that all employees under his/her operational control
comply with all Policies and Procedures pertaining to the Clients and ABL
Management, Inc.
Director of Operations
Responsible for entire Correctional Division, overall control of Budget,
ensuring compliance with all correctional contracts, client relations, profit and
loss, hiring, training, menu planning and quality assurance.
District Manager, Correctional Division
Responsible for correctional accounts, overall control of budget, all areas of
service ensuring compliance of contract, hiring, training, budgeting and
finance, systems planning and quality control.
Food Service Director, Norfolk City Jail, Virginia
In working for the Norfolk City Jail, with duties that include being responsible
for over $1,196,000 in revenue for prison food costs, the administration of the
Plan of Operation for Norfolk City Jail food service; providing high quality,
cost effective food; maintaining a good working relationship with jail
administration and Sheriff; maintaining financial records; preparing and
monitoring the unit budget; supervising a total of 60 inmates; establishing
supervision methods for 10 civilian employees; establishing the grounds for
training of potential Food Service Directors; interviewing and hiring food
service employees in compliance with security regulations; maintaining
sanitation standards, maintaining safety programs for students; maintaining
records to adhere with federal, state and local regulations; responsible for
feeding 3900 meals per day; providing catering functions for special events.
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ROSHON CODY
EXPERIENCE:
EDUCATION:
02/96
1992 - 1993
1990
RESUME OF VICE PRESIDENT
(Continued)
Food Service Director, Catawba and Burke County Jail Systems, North
Carolina
Duties included being responsible for over $300,000 in revenues for prison
food management costs and controlling costs of menu; scheduling and
supervising over 15 employees (managers included); working with food and
equipment vendors in purchasing and in the negotiating of prices; writing
recipes; hiring, training and evaluating new managers in_ districts;
troubleshooting and solving problems dealing with food services (diabetics,
religions, etc.); handling multi-unit responsibilities; providing catering
functions for special events, etc.; following all state, federal and local rules
and regulations (sanitation, safety, record keeping, etc.); dealing with budgets
and cost controlling methods; and performing with all phases of management
as needed to deal with food service in correctional institution.
National Certified Professional Food Manager
Certified Food Service Manager for the City of Norfolk, Virginia
University of Mississippi - Oxford
Major courses in Hotel/Restaurant Management
Oxford High School - Oxford
Honors Graduate
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RESUME OF DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
VINCENT ROSA
EXPERIENCE:
07/07 — Present ABL Management, Inc. Baton Rouge, LA
Director of Operations
Supervised 40 correctional accounts
Responsible for compliance of contracts
Managed P&L for all accounts
ABL MANAGEMENT, INC. Baton Rouge, LA
District Manager — Correctional Division
Responsible for the administration of the Plan of Operation agreed upon by ABL
Management, Inc. and the client in accordance with the policies of both ABL
Management and the client and the highest professional standards. Oversee all
aspects of the operation including production, ordering, inventory, standards
compliance, personnel programs and employee scheduling.
10/14-—O6/07 Compass Group, NAD Norfolk, VA
Area General Manager
Successfully operated nine units; motivated a combined 136 staff to increase
sales, lower cost, run company initiatives and beat plan by 95k; participated in
budget preparation and monthly financial reconciliation; ensured compliance with
policies, procedures and guidelines promoting consistency throughout operation.
04/00 - 10/04 Compass Group, NAD Boston, MA
Food Service Director
P & L responsibility for multiple accounts; actively participated in trouble shooting
for accounts which included audits and compliance; Maintain quality control
including the training of staff; analyze all aspects of fiscal reporting, forecasting,
business plans and budgets.
10/86 -—10/00 Pender Correctional Institution Burgaw, NC
Food Service Manager
Certified Correctional Officer; supervise and maintain a fully staffed kitchen;
observe sanitary food handling practices in accordance to HACCP; read and
calculate menus and recipes to ensure production of 2,400 meais per day; instruct
and supervise workers in food nutrition, production, safety and work assignments.
08/96 — 01/94 Woodcliff Lake Hilton Woodcliff Lake, NJ
Banquet Chef
Supervise and prepare banquet menus, set in buffet or French serviced;
Substituted as Head Banquet Chef when needed; manage four million dollar
Budget; set four to seven course meals; white glove service; hor d'oeuvres to
quad selection entrees.
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RESUME OF DIRECTOR OF OPERATIONS
(Continued)
01/90 -01/94 United States Marine Corps Camp LeJuene, NC
Dining Facility Manager
Supervise 12 Food Service Specialists and 25 civilians; coordinate stations in
facility to successfully provide approximately 600-800 meals per day for military
personnel off-site; effectively demonstrate ability to communicate with employees
through counseling, establish training programs to keep personnel motivated and
well informed.
VINCENT ROSA
EDUCATION:
Food Service School, US Marine Corps
Leadership Academy, US Marine Corps
Liberal Arts Courses, Central Texas College
Developing Dynamic Leadership |, Compass Group, NAD
Priority One Customer Service Course, Woodcliff Lake Hilton
Profiles in Good Taste Masterworks Il, Compass Group, NAD
The Power of Many with the Spirit of One Diversity Training, Compass Group, NAD
Certified Correctional! Officer, North Carolina Department of Corrections
Food Service Management Professional Certification, National Restaurant Association
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RESUME OF CORPORATE DIETITIAN
DEBBIE CRAFT
EXPERIENCE:
2010 - Present ABL Management, Inc.
Corporate Dietitian
* Implementation of a new computer driven menu system by Unisoft
e Development of menus for new and existing accounts meeting all
contract and ACA standards
Conduct National Servsafe Certification courses for ABL employees
Plan therapeutic diets as required by correctional physicians
Site inspections, in-service training on diets and sanitation procedures
1999 - 2005 Traditions Corporation — Valley Services
VP of Operations
e Directed a frozen meal facility supervising 7 managers, 200
employees generating 25 million sales volume
e Oversaw the construction and development of a 90,000 square foot,
state of the art frozen meal production facility
e Supervised the start up of a new division of the company designing
layout, testing new equipment and supervising the construction
company and budget
e Tested, analyzed and developed the frozen meals for the elderly
programs, assuring that each meal met the contractual guidelines of
over 50 clients
e Developed a web site outlining the nutritional information of all of our
products
e Conducted nutritional education classes for many of our elderly
programs throughout the country
1989 - 1998 Training and Menu Specialist
e Analyzed and developed menus for all Senior Nutrition Programs in
23 states
e Supervised ali nutritional training for Senior Nutrition
e Assisted in the selection of new food items for menu development
1981 - 1983 Trainer
e Supervised the work related internships of 4 dietitians
e Wrote training program for newly hired managers and supervised
participants through the program
e Worked with district managers on specific training needs and
conducted quarterly training sessions with managers
1983 - 1985 Hinds Community College - Food Service Manager
1978 — 1981 Mercy Hospital — Food Service Manager
EDUCATION: BS Degree Mississippi State University 1972-1975
Registered Dietitian
Licensed Dietitian in Mississippi
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Commission
_ on Dietetic
Registration
m the credentialing agency for the
, et American Dietetic
Aight. Association
Signature
Registration I.D. Number {
455563 | Chair, Commission on Dietetic Registration
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7m Management,
Inc.
CENTRAL
OFFICE
CAPABILITY
ABL Management, Inc. focuses to provide our maximum capability
to supervise and monitor the food service program for your facility.
Our Quality Assurance Program, included in this Proposal,
describes our program for supervising and monitoring each
account we have.
ABL Management's Central Office supervision and support of our
accounts include our Vice President, Directors of Correctional
Operations, Director of Finance and Purchasing, Director of
Quality Control, Corporate Dietitian, Controller, Director of Human
Resources, Accounts Payable Department, Accounts Receivable
Department, and Data Processing team.
Our Vice President, Directors of Operations, District Managers
and Quality Control Managers conduct an on-site quality
assurance audits and will visit each facility on a regularly
scheduled basis. During these visits, every facet of the food
service operation is reviewed. Then our team will collectively
review the data and develop any actions plans needed to continue
raising the bar of services that we can offer our clients.
Our District Managers
will speak with the Food
Service Director at least
five times per week and
to the facility liaison on
a bi-weekly basis or as
needed.
Our Accounting team
i \ provides the data
essential for ABL Management, Inc. to measure the performance
of the service at each of our accounts; all-local operating data is
correlated into a computer generated monthly report. Our Central
Office uses these monthly statements, along with weekly
operating information developed at the local level, to monitor the
operation of each account. If problems are found
