
Sage Neri
Sage is interested in food and everything happening around it. At Delish Philippines, she leads content operations, working across the editorial and creative process to keep ideas moving from concept to publication. Her perspective draws on time spent staging in professional kitchens, including stints at some of the Philippines’ most notable restaurants. With a background in editorial, marketing, strategy, and digital media, she’s particularly drawn to the intersections of food, culture, and creativity, and how they shape the way we eat and talk about food—from the conversations around it to its visual language, whether meticulously composed or deliberately unfussy. Curious about food in all its forms, she lets it continue to shape how she thinks about people, places, and things.
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