All in Good Taste Productions Event Planner from Pittsburgh, PA

Known for his boundless energy, demand for perfection and eye for detail, Bob Sendall is committed to designing and implementing events with elegance and style. His exuberant personality reflects his outlook on life and in business. Chef, Owner, Event Producer, Wedding Coordinator, Consultant, Chocolatier, and Co-Author: Bob's experience and ability in all aspects of event planning makes him crucial to the success of any large event. He is a vital part of the culinary scene, where he contributes his vision of French cuisine with a modern twist. As a member of the first National Apprenticeship Program, sponsored by the American Culinary Federation, Robert took his aspirations to the Greenbriar Hotel in WV, where he subsequently graduated Valedictorian of the program. Shortly after graduation, Robert came to Pittsburgh to open The Mozart Room, a private dining room at the Heinz Hall of Performing Arts, where he met Mr. and Mrs. H.J. Heinz II. Robert was offered a Personal Chef position with the Heinz family, moved to New York City, and traveled extensively with them. Bob was also a Personal Chef to the Bruce Kovner family. Traveling to the culinary capitals of Europe, Bob found the opportunity to work with Roger Verge in Mougins, France. After several years of traveling the world and tasting his way around Europe, Robert landed a teaching position at Pennsylvania Culinary Institute in Pittsburgh where he taught Classical and International Cuisine. While teaching, Robert was asked to apprentice under Chef Madeleine Kamman, and attended the School for American Chefs at Beringer Vineyards in the Napa Valley. Most recently, Bob has led culinary tours of Italy, offering fun cooking classes and culinary insights along the way. Bob is the eye behind each and every All in Good Taste Productions event – from weddings to social gatherings, corporate meetings and more. He is without a doubt the best in the business, and we invite you to see his expertise for yourself.