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Double Play: Bringing Hospitality Experience to the College Classroom

with Senior Director of Food and Beverage Casey D.

Casey D., Aramark Sports + Entertainment

Casey D. (she/her), Senior Director of Food and Beverage at Fenway Park, has made a name for herself in the world of hospitality, leading operations at the oldest baseball stadium in the nation. This spring, in addition to her role at Fenway, she will be teaching a course at Boston University’s School of Hospitality Administration (BU SHA), but Casey’s career path in the industry hasn’t always been a straight line.

 

She began working in a restaurant at the age of 15, loving the people she worked with, guests she served, and the atmosphere in which she worked. While continuing her roles in hospitality on the side, she completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Law from Ottawa University, with the intention of becoming a teacher. After graduating, she was unsure of her future in education and decided to go back to school to pursue an advanced degree in marketing and advertising.

 

“After college, I was working for a marketing firm, but the whole time I was still working in a restaurant. Even when I moved into a full time role with the firm, I was still bartending nights and weekends. I loved being with the people, and it was hard for me to let that go.”

 

Casey soon took a bartending role at the Canadian Tire Centre, a premiere Aramark Sports + Entertainment account in Ottawa. Shortly after starting, she was approached with a full-time offer to help open a new club at the arena, which would mean leaving her other job in marketing.

 

“It was one of those crossroad-moments in my life where I don’t think I had ever seriously considered hospitality as a career. It was always a ‘side job’ for me, but at the same time, I wasn’t in love with what I was doing at the marketing firm. I took the leap to see what would happen, and it was the best decision I could have made.”

 

Now, almost a decade later, Casey has gained operational leadership experience at a variety of Aramark accounts across North America. She successfully rolled out club launches at arenas in Canada, supported stadium openings in the states, aided key operations for Aramark at major political events, and served as Director of Premium Services at Citi Field before taking her talent to Fenway Park in Boston. With every new opportunity, Casey has continued to take leaps of faith to grow in her career.

“Life isn’t black and white, and life isn’t a straight line. Sometimes it’s hard when you’re young, ambitious, and have big dreams, but everything happens for a reason. You need to pivot and take these opportunities when they’re given to you.”

 

Leading Fenway Park’s food and beverage operations as Senior Director, Casey’s day-to-day during the offseason at Fenway Park involves planning meetings, menu development, spending time with suppliers, sourcing new products, hiring new talent, and serving as Aramark’s point of contact with clients, but in her opinion, the offseason doesn’t exist at Fenway. She enjoys the 365-day nature of the ballpark, where there is rarely a day without an event.

 

“Being busy is a good problem to have, and business here keeps growing. We just held the NHL Winter Classic, and that was a big feather in my cap, personally. I was fortunate enough to be the point of contact with the NHL, and it was a major success for Aramark – one of the largest revenue days that Fenway Park has ever had from a food and beverage standpoint.”

 

Casey applauds not only the support she receives from her teammates, but also the unwavering support from leaders who have encouraged her to pursue her personal interests, one of which has been returning to the field of education.

 

BU SHA brings students on a tour of Fenway Park every year. After developing a strong relationship with the Boston Red Sox, Casey was invited to join the tour, giving students insight into Aramark’s operations at the ballpark. She kept in touch with the contacts she had made from BU SHA over the years, which helped when one professor asked her if she had ever considered teaching.

 

After speaking with BU SHA staff and Aramark leadership, Casey took a leap of faith once again – this time to become an Part-Time Lecturer for a course focused on special events and operations that began this spring.

 

“There was so much support from my team and leaders to pursue this opportunity in addition to my role at Fenway. Allison Birdwell, President of Aramark Sports + Entertainment, sits on the board at BU. When she was in Boston for the Winter Classic, I was so excited to share my news with her, and she couldn’t have been happier for me. My General Manager and Vice President were very supportive as well. This is great for my career, but it’s also great for Aramark to build a stronger relationship with BU.”

 

Casey is a strong proponent of networking. Currently, she is a Board Member of the New England chapter of Skål and also sits on the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s Hospitality & Tourism Board.

 

“It’s so important to get yourself out there, and the topic of networking is really something I try to drive home with my team. Making connections in this industry is so important. Getting the Aramark name out more in Boston, especially with its rich education system, has been a big push of mine since I moved here.”

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It’s so important to get yourself out there, and the topic of networking is really something I try to drive home with my team. Getting the Aramark name out more in Boston, especially with its rich education system, has been a big push of mine since I moved here.

— Casey D., Senior Director of Food and Beverage, Fenway Park

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Double Play: Bringing Hospitality Experience to the College Classroom

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Casey D., Aramark Sports + Entertainment

Casey D. (she/her), Senior Director of Food and Beverage at Fenway Park, has made a name for herself in the world of hospitality, leading operations at the oldest baseball stadium in the nation. This spring, in addition to her role at Fenway, she will be teaching a course at Boston University’s School of Hospitality Administration (BU SHA), but Casey’s career path in the industry hasn’t always been a straight line.

 

She began working in a restaurant at the age of 15, loving the people she worked with, guests she served, and the atmosphere in which she worked. While continuing her roles in hospitality on the side, she completed her undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Law from Ottawa University, with the intention of becoming a teacher. After graduating, she was unsure of her future in education and decided to go back to school to pursue an advanced degree in marketing and advertising.

 

“After college, I was working for a marketing firm, but the whole time I was still working in a restaurant. Even when I moved into a full time role with the firm, I was still bartending nights and weekends. I loved being with the people, and it was hard for me to let that go.”

 

Casey soon took a bartending role at the Canadian Tire Centre, a premiere Aramark Sports + Entertainment account in Ottawa. Shortly after starting, she was approached with a full-time offer to help open a new club at the arena, which would mean leaving her other job in marketing.

 

“It was one of those crossroad-moments in my life where I don’t think I had ever seriously considered hospitality as a career. It was always a ‘side job’ for me, but at the same time, I wasn’t in love with what I was doing at the marketing firm. I took the leap to see what would happen, and it was the best decision I could have made.”

 

Now, almost a decade later, Casey has gained operational leadership experience at a variety of Aramark accounts across North America. She successfully rolled out club launches at arenas in Canada, supported stadium openings in the states, aided key operations for Aramark at major political events, and served as Director of Premium Services at Citi Field before taking her talent to Fenway Park in Boston. With every new opportunity, Casey has continued to take leaps of faith to grow in her career.

“Life isn’t black and white, and life isn’t a straight line. Sometimes it’s hard when you’re young, ambitious, and have big dreams, but everything happens for a reason. You need to pivot and take these opportunities when they’re given to you.”

 

Leading Fenway Park’s food and beverage operations as Senior Director, Casey’s day-to-day during the offseason at Fenway Park involves planning meetings, menu development, spending time with suppliers, sourcing new products, hiring new talent, and serving as Aramark’s point of contact with clients, but in her opinion, the offseason doesn’t exist at Fenway. She enjoys the 365-day nature of the ballpark, where there is rarely a day without an event.

 

“Being busy is a good problem to have, and business here keeps growing. We just held the NHL Winter Classic, and that was a big feather in my cap, personally. I was fortunate enough to be the point of contact with the NHL, and it was a major success for Aramark – one of the largest revenue days that Fenway Park has ever had from a food and beverage standpoint.”

 

Casey applauds not only the support she receives from her teammates, but also the unwavering support from leaders who have encouraged her to pursue her personal interests, one of which has been returning to the field of education.

 

BU SHA brings students on a tour of Fenway Park every year. After developing a strong relationship with the Boston Red Sox, Casey was invited to join the tour, giving students insight into Aramark’s operations at the ballpark. She kept in touch with the contacts she had made from BU SHA over the years, which helped when one professor asked her if she had ever considered teaching.

 

After speaking with BU SHA staff and Aramark leadership, Casey took a leap of faith once again – this time to become an Part-Time Lecturer for a course focused on special events and operations that began this spring.

 

“There was so much support from my team and leaders to pursue this opportunity in addition to my role at Fenway. Allison Birdwell, President of Aramark Sports + Entertainment, sits on the board at BU. When she was in Boston for the Winter Classic, I was so excited to share my news with her, and she couldn’t have been happier for me. My General Manager and Vice President were very supportive as well. This is great for my career, but it’s also great for Aramark to build a stronger relationship with BU.”

 

Casey is a strong proponent of networking. Currently, she is a Board Member of the New England chapter of Skål and also sits on the Greater Boston Chamber of Commerce’s Hospitality & Tourism Board.

 

“It’s so important to get yourself out there, and the topic of networking is really something I try to drive home with my team. Making connections in this industry is so important. Getting the Aramark name out more in Boston, especially with its rich education system, has been a big push of mine since I moved here.”

Quotation mark Quotation mark

It’s so important to get yourself out there, and the topic of networking is really something I try to drive home with my team. Getting the Aramark name out more in Boston, especially with its rich education system, has been a big push of mine since I moved here.

— Casey D., Senior Director of Food and Beverage, Fenway Park

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    Catering Sales and Operations Manager- University of Nebraska Athletics

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  • Washington, DC

    Job ID: 572751

    General Manager of Food & Beverage - Capital One Arena

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    Apply

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    General Manager - House of Blues

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On this International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we're shining a light on one of our many initiatives that advances the acceptance, equity, allyship, and inclusion of people with disabilities while providing important employment and career opportunities.⁣ ⁣ For the last few years, students from Transition Pathways at the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute visited Aramark’s Philadelphia headquarters to learn more about the Aramark's career path opportunities, leaders, and lines of business.⁣ ⁣ This continuing relationship with the A.J. Drexel Autism Institute, and with Community Integrated Services, has helped Aramark better reach and engage with Philadelphia’s neurodiverse community.⁣ ⁣ #LifeAtAramark #AramarkThrive #InternationalDayOfPersonsWithDisabilities #DisabilityHiring

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