Owners
Desiree Nazario-Bucobo - President/CEO
Mrs. Nazario is the President/CEO of Sweet Mango Hospitality Corp., her company serves as a joint venture partner in concessions at the newly constructed Terminal C at Orlando International Airport. Mrs. Nazario's grandfather and father were an inspiration and a mentor to her. They imparted a staunch work ethic and a keen awareness that many had a much more difficult start in life.
In her previous role as President & CEO of CDN Food Services Inc., Mrs. Nazario was responsible for all financial decisions, hiring, booking and contracting clients, and ordering food and beverages for events. Previous work in the food industry included her efforts as Assistant to the Operations Manager at Palms on the Beach. There, she assisted with food and menu selections, managed food service equipment and repairs, assisted with quality and inventory control, and supported employee search and hiring efforts.
Mrs. Nazario also has a penchant for planning and organizing, and she’s flexed those muscles in various roles. She has worked as a consultant and planner, handling all aspects of her clients’ events including budgeting, venue searches, and negotiating contracts. As Executive Assistant to the publisher at El Diario La Prensa, she assisted with day-to-day operations, selected venues for events, planned executive meetings and retreats, and more.
Just like her father and grandfather, Mrs. Nazario is also committed to being involved and present in the community and being a positive role model for other young Latinos.
In her previous role as President & CEO of CDN Food Services Inc., Mrs. Nazario was responsible for all financial decisions, hiring, booking and contracting clients, and ordering food and beverages for events. Previous work in the food industry included her efforts as Assistant to the Operations Manager at Palms on the Beach. There, she assisted with food and menu selections, managed food service equipment and repairs, assisted with quality and inventory control, and supported employee search and hiring efforts.
Mrs. Nazario also has a penchant for planning and organizing, and she’s flexed those muscles in various roles. She has worked as a consultant and planner, handling all aspects of her clients’ events including budgeting, venue searches, and negotiating contracts. As Executive Assistant to the publisher at El Diario La Prensa, she assisted with day-to-day operations, selected venues for events, planned executive meetings and retreats, and more.
Just like her father and grandfather, Mrs. Nazario is also committed to being involved and present in the community and being a positive role model for other young Latinos.