RUBI G. JOSE DACILLO
Brgy. Kapitolyo
Pasig City 1600
Philippines
*** **** (Home Number)
091*-******* (Mobile Number)
Manila
PROFESSIONAL EXPERIENCE
August 2002 SOPHIE PARIS PHILIPPINES INC.
to Present Operations Manager
Assigned to a sister company, SPPI, with its main product line being all French
designed all imported bags, fashion accessories, watches, sunglasses, lingerie and
cosmetics is now operational with five hundred thousand (500,000) members and
one hundred fifty (150) Business Centers in a period of thirteen (13) years
Presently responsible for the entire branch operations including customer service
development, training and motivation of the sales force, credit management,
distribution, forecasting and inventory control, cashiering, purchasing, catalog
processing and building and equipment maintenance and repairs
Involved in the review of all forwarders’ and couriers’ delivery performance and
ensuring that freight costs are within acceptable levels
Participation and set up of the Procurement Department, supplier site inspection
tours, and evaluation of all supplier business partners’ performance ensuring that
they all meet the standards set by the company before they are accredited and
allowed for annual contract renewal
Assigned to edit and copyright all catalog texts to ensure that the products are
appealing to the market and will boost revenues from direct sales
Handle all corporate internet banking authorizations, contract reviews and
recommendations, as well as, confidential company documents, permits and
licenses
July 1999 to HERITAGE FOODS, INC. (RACKS)
July 2002 Operations Manager
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Promoted to the position of Operations Manager, a division head for RACKS
operations
Handled three hundred fifty (350) personnel of RACKS store operations, including
ten (10) Personnel and Training, six (6) Call Center and Head Office staff.
Major tasks include the following:
overseeing the day to day operations of all RACKS company owned,
partnership owned and franchise outlets
establishing quarterly and annual sales targets for all restaurants based from
previous year and quarterly data, with the addition of a targeted annual sales
growth for each store
improving coordination between the Operations Division and the other
departments through the introduction of appropriate forms and follow up
reports
improving the catering and volume delivery services through the conduct of
time and motion studies for all products offered, and the establishment of
appropriate checklists for the Sales, Commissary and Operations divisions from
pre preparation to post function activities
training the restaurant and kitchen managers on the mechanics of financial
report preparation and cost control analysis for them to better understand the
movement of food and supplies, and consequently be more effective in cost
reduction
formulating and teaching the restaurant and kitchen managers on how to
establish par stock levels for all food, non food supplies, kitchen and dining
room accessories, to arrive at a more efficient use of the limited storage space
and company funds and still maintain excellent product quality
teaching the restaurant and dining managers on how to arrive at cost effective
manpower requirements given the restaurant size, store operating schedules,
target sales and minimum wage requirements
working closely with the different division heads on how to further bring down
operating costs while constantly ensuring excellent service and product quality
formulating incentive schemes for all restaurant management teams who are
able to meet the established revenue targets, profit targets, as well as, the
required ratings for the monthly operations, dining room and quality control
audits
conducting workshops with the restaurant managers and sales/marketing
teams to arrive at more effective sales promotions and marketing programs
representing the Marketing department in dealing with guest complaints (if
any) which cannot anymore be handled on the restaurant level
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helping out with the skills and attitudinal development of the management team
and management trainees in the restaurants
September 1998 HERITAGE FOODS, INC.
to June 1999 General Manager Formula Sports Café, Inc.
Promoted to the position of GM for Formula Sports Café, Inc., a 522 seating
capacity sports themed bar and restaurant located at Acropolis, Quezon City
Managed the resources entrusted to optimize the true sales potential and
profitability of the Formula Sports Café, Inc., by:
formulating policies, systems and procedures for effective sales and inventory
controls of both the kitchen and bar areas
ensuring adherence to standards, policies and procedures of the company by
the management team and staff
securing optimum performance of other Head Office Departments i.e.,
Marketing, Finance, Personnel, Training, Maintenance as well as the
Commissary in terms of related functions and technical responsibilities
negotiating with suppliers to help the Purchasing and Marketing Departments
come up with more cost effective bargains at reasonable payment terms
Dealing with the entertainment agency and band managers for more attractive
line up of show bands
Brainstorming with the advertising and marketing agencies to arrive at a more
distinct image for Formula Sports Café
planning and monitoring the use of the restaurant’s resources, ensuring
excellent service and product quality and profitability both from the dining
patrons and catering functions
further developing the knowledge, skills and attitudes of the management
team and staff with regards to more effective selling techniques, as well as
cost cutting measures for the company
June 1996 to HERITAGE FOODS, INC.
August 1998 Area Business Manager
Managed the resources entrusted to optimize the true sales potential and
profitability of the five RACKS restaurant outlets under my area of responsibility by:
inducing, developing and maintaining a strong and substantial customer base
and patronage for each store
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ensuring adherence to standards of practice, as well as, policies and
procedures of the company by the management team and crew of all five
stores
securing optimum performance from each management team in terms of
management and technical responsibilities
Further developing the knowledge, skills and attitude of the management team
and management trainees in the stores
planning and monitoring the use of the stores’ resources, ensuring excellent
service and product quality and profitability
August 1991 to SCHWARZWAELDER GERMAN RESTAURANT
May 1996 Restaurant Manager
Recalled as Restaurant Manager to introduce multi skilling to all kitchen, dining
room and steward personnel to minimize on labor costs
Produced more effective and well trained personnel through constant training on
both sales and service quality standards
Increased the restaurant revenues by increasing the daily head count and average
check, as well as, booking more function reservations on a sustained basis
June 1990 to ASSUMPTION COLLEGE
July 1993 College Instructor (Part Time)
Carried a three to six unit load per semester teaching Food Services Management
and Hotel & Restaurant Management
Gave the third and fourth year students the opportunity to have hands on training
and a final culminating (catering) function in both Takayama Garden and
Schwarzwaelder German Restaurants
March 1988 to TAKAYAMA GARDEN RESTAURANT
July 1991 Food and Beverage Manager
Directly supervised the kitchen, steward and maintenance, service and catering, as
well as, some Accounting and Office Staff
Designed and conducted training programs for all service personnel of the different
Tri Chefs, Incorporated outlets (Takayama Makati and Greenhills and Ima Specialty
Restaurants)
Improved catering service and buffet presentations; thereby increasing catering
sales volumes
Lowered and maintained food and beverage costs to desired levels through the
establishment of effective cost control procedures
July 1985 to SCHWARZWAELDER GERMAN RESTAURANT
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February 1988 Restaurant Manager
Directly supervised the dining room, delicatessen, kitchen and steward
departments
Improved restaurant maintenance through the establishment of a Monthly
Maintenance Schedule and the Equipment Service Records
Upgraded service standards through intensive training sessions coupled with the
establishment of a Monthly Side Duties Schedule and a Daily Opening and Closing
Checklist
Derived standard costs for all food and beverage items served both in the
restaurant and in the delicatessen
Reduced operating costs through studies on Electrical and Water Consumption and
how their usage can be minimized
Played an active part in the formulation of the restaurant’s marketing schemes
through continuous feedback from the guests and brainstorming sessions with the
general manager
May 1984 to JOLLIBEE CORPORATION
June 1985 Outlet Manager
Involved in the actual management of an exceptionally high sales volume
restaurant Araneta Branch, with emphasis on the actual implementation of food,
service and cleanliness standards learned during the entire training process
Supervised two Assistant Managers, four Supervisors and fifty six other employees
Came up with Analytical Studies on Facilities and Equipment Planning, as well as
time and motion studies
Reviewed existing forms and made the corresponding improvements
Conducted intensive on the job training of all new manager and supervisor trainees
January 1982 to BATULAO RESORT
April 1984 Village Operations Manager
Supervised the Front Office, Food and Beverage, Housekeeping, Programs and
Sports Departments including four department heads, five supervisors and other
key staff positions
Tasks included overseeing the operations of the Batulao Village; indoor selling of
rooms, banquet and sports facilities; and the establishment of training programs for
all levels of employees
Improved coordination between Makati Sales Office and Batulao Village through
the introduction of appropriate forms
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Worked closely with the different department heads to bring down operating costs
Conducted intensive on the job training of all new manager and supervisor trainees
March 1980 to BATULAO VILLAGE CLUB, INC.
December 1981 Cost and Property Controller
Responsible for the proper recording, monitoring and evaluation of all costs
incurred in the resort’s operations
Supervised eleven receiving, storeroom and cost accounting staff
Tasks included keeping track of the movements of all company supplies, materials
and properties; and accounting for the operational expenditures of every unit in the
resort
Established the first Cost Control Manual and implemented all policies and
procedures therein
Derived standard costs for all food and beverage items served in the restaurant
outlets and established service records for all equipment used in the different
departments
EDUCATION
June 1976 to BACHELOR OF SCIENCE IN HOTEL AND
March 1980 RESTAURANT MANAGEMENT
Cum Laude; Topped the 1980 HRA Class
University of the Philippines
Diliman, Quezon City
June 1972 to DIPLOMA IN HIGH SCHOOL
March 1976 Saint Theresa’s College
Top 10% of the Class
D. Tuazon, Quezon City
July 1965 to DIPLOMA IN ELEMENTARY EDUCATION
March 1972 Saint Theresa’s College
D. Tuazon, Quezon City
TRAINING AND SEMINARS
November 1979 Practicum Training
February 1980 Manila Hotel
Rizal Park, Manila
October 1980 Food and Beverage Cost Control Dynamics Seminar
HRAP HARFOPHIL
Manila
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January 1981 Management Improvement Training
Guthrie Jensen Consultants
Batulao, Batangas
July 1981 Basic Labor Leadership Seminar
Federation of Unions of Rizal
Batulao, Batangas
April June 1982 Japanese Course I
Japanese Embassy
September to Food and Beverage Department Hands On Training
November 1982 Regent of Manila
Roxas Boulevard, Manila
April to Basic Computer Programming Course
October 1983 Ateneo de Manila University
Makati City
June to Italian Course I & II
November 1983 Philippine Italian Association
Makati City
October 1984 Marketing For A Full House Seminar
Guthrie Jensen Consultants
Regent of Manila, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
April to German Course I & II
November 1986 Languages International
Pasay Road, Makati City
July 1986 Seminar on Maitre D’ Service and Flambe Cookery
HRAP, Hotel Nikko Manila Garden
Makati City
September 1986 Food and Beverage Cost Control Seminar
HRCCAP IFSEA
Philcite, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
August 1987 English Proficiency Seminar
Wilma Cruz Tapalla International School of Speech
Manila
1990 Hotel Food Asia ’90
World Trade Center
Singapore
September 1995 Creative Selling
Guthrie Jensen Consultants
Shangri la Hotel, Makat City
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May 1997 Restaurant Marketing Program
Market Leads Incorporated
Mandaluyong City
November 1997 Customer Service Skills Program
Heritage Foods, Incorporated
Philippine Village Hotel, Pasay City
May 1998 Corporate Planning For Maximum Customer Satisfaction
AR Skills Development & Management Services
Philippine Village Hotel, Pasay City
September 1999 Success and Confidence Building
Communication Specialists and The Writing Institute
Formula Sports Café, Acropolis, Quezon City
October 1999 Sales Development Program
Heritage Foods, Incorporated
Formula Sports Café, Acropolis, Quezon City
July 2000 Turning Point Workshop
People Learning House
Formula Sports Café, Acropolis, Quezon City
April 2001 Commitment to Quality and Water Safety
Systemnomics Phil. & Coca Cola Bottlers Phil., Incorporated
Heritage Hotel, Roxas Boulevard, Manila
May 2001 The HACCP Team: Frontliners of Food Safety
AIM Conference Center
Salcedo Village, Makati City
(Other Trainings and Seminars available upon request)
MEMBERSHIP
1980 1982 All Women Nations Group
1983 1987 Hotel and Restaurant Association of the Philippines
1983 1984 Philippine Italian Association
1984 1999 University of the Philippines Alumni Association
Saint Theresa’s College Alumni Association
2000 2001 Saint Theresa’s College Alumni Association (Silver Jubillee preprations)
REFERENCES
(Available upon request)
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