
John Sabey
Executive Director

As CEO of Sabey Corporation, John Sabey leads a team dedicated to developing and managing over 5 million square feet of commercial real estate, with a legacy in specialty technology properties across life sciences, government and communications.
In his role as Executive Director of Sabey Data Centers, one of the largest privately-owned data center operators in the world, John has been instrumental in building a portfolio of globally recognized customers spanning finance, healthcare, content and technology.
John joined the family business in 1995 after a successful career with Prudential Real Estate Investors. He holds a BA from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA from Northwestern’s Kellogg School of Management.

Tim became the President of Sabey Data Centers in January of 2025. Tim joined Sabey in 2012 and his ability to build an organization capable of communicating the most efficient possible solutions to customers’ capacity requirements has fueled Sabey’s growth for over a decade. Tim served as CRO, helping guide the exponential growth of the company during his tenure. As President, Tim will be continuing to drive growth while holding true to Sabey core principles.
Prior to joining Sabey, Mirick spent nine years at Amazon.com where, under his leadership, his teams recruited thousands of merchants globally to sell their inventory through Amazon, establishing the 3rd Party Sales Platform as a primary source of revenue. In addition, Mirick has held sales leadership roles at American Express and Real Networks.

As Chief Technology Officer of Sabey Data Centers, John Sasser is responsible for engineering, delivering and operating Sabey’s wholesale colocation data centers. Mr. Sasser has over 30 years of operations and engineering experience and has been with Sabey Data Centers for over 20 years. Prior to employment with Sabey, he served in various facility operations and management roles for Capital One, Disney and the U.S. Navy. Mr. Sasser graduated from Auburn University with a B.S. in Civil Engineering.


Prior to joining Sabey Data Centers, John served as Chief Financial Officer for a private equity real estate firm based in Portland, Oregon. Earlier in his career, he held multiple roles at Intel, where he primarily supported manufacturing and data center divisions, and developed deep expertise in financial strategy, operational discipline, and business growth.
John has more than 20 years of experience leading financial strategies for real estate and technology companies. He has a proven track record of helping organizations drive growth, improve profitability, and support strategic decision-making. At Sabey Data Centers, John is responsible for advancing the company’s continued growth and enhancing profitability by building on Sabey’s strong operational and financial foundation.
John earned his MBA with an emphasis in Marketing and Finance from Purdue University and holds a BA in English from Brigham Young University. He resides in the Seattle, Washington area with his wife, Crystal.

Kara Anderson is the Chief Design Officer and lead architect at Sabey, where she oversees the design work for Sabey Corporation, supporting Sabey Data Centers (SDC). With 30+ years of experience in the development industry, including 19 years at Sabey, she leads all aspects of the development process, from permitting and entitlement approvals to site development, facility planning, and consultant team management.
Kara’s data center expertise includes strong knowledge of building systems, envelope criteria, systems and details for accommodating operations in a data center facility and emerging technologies. Proven track record working closely with Sabey Construction to deliver concurrent projects within tight timelines and budgets. Expertise in managing and coordinating external design consultants and cross-functional corporate stakeholders through the acquisition, entitlement, design and construction process.
Kara has been instrumental in Sabey’s nationwide expansion, guiding projects in key markets such as New York City, Ashburn, VA, Austin, TX, and Eastern Washington. She fosters long-term partnerships with consultants and maintains a dedicated in-house design team with in-depth technical knowledge. Her deep expertise in navigating the entitlement process and strong relationships with local jurisdictions ensure a smooth, vertically integrated development approach that delivers high-quality projects.

Danny Chau is the Senior Director of Finance for Sabey Data Centers. He has been with Sabey since 2012 and brings over 13 years of financial analysis and strategy experience in the data center industry.
Danny manages the finance group under the CFO and is responsible for evaluating new business opportunities and renewals, financial planning and strategy, and financial reporting. He also plays a key role in Sabey’s capital markets activities, including both debt and equity raises.
Danny holds a B.B.A. in Finance from Washington State University.


Dan has primary responsibility for sales and leasing at our SDC Manhattan data center located at 375 Pearl Street in New York City. In addition, he leverages the entire Sabey Data Center portfolio to meet his customers’ requirements beyond the New York market. Daniel Meltzer is a distinguished figure in telecommunications, technology, and data centers, with a career spanning over several decades. Beginning with a decade at MCI Telecommunications where he contributed significantly to the company’s industry leadership, Meltzer later founded two startups showcasing his innovation in technology. For more than 12 years, he has played key roles at Sabey Data Centers, driving strategic growth and enhancing services. Additionally, Meltzer has influenced the industry through advisory roles, including his position on the Flexnode advisory board.


Mark Noonan is a Senior Vice President of the East for Sabey Data Centers. Mark joined the Sabey team in 2021, bringing over 20 years of sales experience to Sabey’s critical leasing and client engagement initiatives.
Mark is responsible for fostering and supporting sales engagements with premier hyperscale and enterprise tenants. He serves as the General Manager of Sabey Data Centers’ Round Rock campus, overseeing operations and strategic initiatives. In addition to campus management, he leads revenue growth and profitability for the Central and Eastern U.S. campuses, ensuring strong financial performance. He spearheads site selection efforts across these regions, identifying and securing locations for future expansion.
Mark also collaborates with local utilities to secure critical power infrastructure while managing government and community relations to support business growth and development.


Ryan Beebout is Vice President, Data Centers – West at Sabey, where he oversees the company’s western U.S. data center business development. With over 20 years of experience in critical environments and nearly 15 years in the data center industry, Ryan has held progressive leadership roles since joining Sabey in 2011. A U.S. Navy veteran, he previously operated nuclear power plants aboard aircraft carriers. Ryan is also active in industry and community initiatives, serving on the boards of the Grant County Industrial Alliance and SkillSource Wenatchee.


Bobby Robbins is a seasoned expert in delivering tailored data center solutions for global and hyperscale enterprises. With over 30 years of experience spanning large corporations and leading technology firms, Bobby brings deep expertise in data center infrastructure and networking. Before joining Sabey, he held key roles including Network Architect, Software Product Manager, and Global Account Manager at Eli Lilly and Company, Bay Networks, Nortel, Verizon Business, and Qwest Communications (now Lumen).


Timothy focuses on providing customized data center solutions for global and hyperscale businesses.
Timothy is a veteran sales and business development executive with experience developing and implementing growth strategies to achieve revenue goals, leading complex deal negotiations, and managing multi-million-dollar revenue pipelines.
Prior to working for Sabey, Timothy has filled roles as the executive, strategist, principal, and founder for a number of highly successful technology, telecommunication and media firms.

Gabe Kenyon is a VP of Leasing for Sabey Data Centers. Gabe joined Sabey in 2025, bringing over 25 years of industry experience to Sabey’s Leasing team.
Gabe is responsible for managing strategic relationships with hyperscale and enterprise customers. In this role, Gabe is tasked with supporting the design and development of data center solutions for customers to meet mission critical infrastructure requirements across the Sabey Data Center portfolio.

Dean Lamb is the Director of Leasing and joined Sabey in 2023. He brings over 25 years of industry experience leading strategic initiatives that navigate complex infrastructure needs with tailored data center solutions—from enterprise advanced workloads to the ever-evolving AI buildouts requiring scalable, high-performance computing environments with liquid cooling capabilities.
Outside of work, he's a technologist who values living an analog life in a digital world and enjoys traveling with his family.


Carlie Shooner is a telecom and data center professional with a focus on optimizing network connectivity and performance. A graduate of Colorado State University with a degree in Business, Carlie joined Sabey to strengthen relationships with network providers and ensure top-tier service for customers at their data center locations.
With expertise in the telecommunications and data center industry, Carlie plays a key role in driving growth and ensuring seamless, high-performance solutions for clients.


Casey Mason is a Maryland native and has been leading energy and sustainability initiatives at Sabey Data Centers since April 2021. With a decade of experience in the energy and sustainability space, Casey brings expertise in carbon-free energy strategy, carbon accounting, and sustainable operations. At Sabey, she has driven major progress on the company’s sustainability commitments, advancing programs that improve transparency, enhance performance, and support the company’s path toward long-term environmental goals. She works closely with customers and partners to align Sabey’s sustainability programs with evolving industry expectations and has been instrumental in directing Sabey’s long-term sustainability strategy.
Casey began her journey in sustainability with the non-profit Pick Up America, traveling across the country as a “trash-tern” to remove litter from roadways and communities. That hands-on experience inspired her to pursue a career in environmental science. She went on to earn a Bachelor of Science degree in Environmental Science and Technology from the University of Maryland, College Park. While at UMD, she conducted research in the university’s prestigious environmental engineering lab, studying waste-to-energy processes to help farmers utilize clean energy in their operations.
In her free time, Casey finds joy in spending time with her husband and daughter, cooking up delicious food, exploring the outdoors, and reading.


Michael Whitlock is the General Manager of Sabey Data Centers, Ashburn. In this role Michael is responsible for the overall success of the campus along with generating revenue by ensuring low churn and excellent customer service to both new and existing customers. He is a driven and dedicated professional leader with over 25 years of experience in the government, commercial and critical infrastructure industry and has tremendous success devising win-win solutions by leveraging strategic partnerships.
Prior to joining Sabey, Michael served as the East Coast Director of Facilities at CoreSite.
Michael loves to golf and hit the open road on his Harley but mainly loves to spend quality time with his family.


Ryan Monson is the General Manager of Sabey Data Centers – Seattle, bringing over a decade of experience with the company and a background in electrical construction. He leads initiatives to enhance client satisfaction, maximize occupancy, drive campus development and ensure financial growth. Previously, he served seven years as Data Center Operations Manager, overseeing end-to-end operations with a focus on 100% uptime, energy efficiency and mission-critical equipment commissioning.
Before joining Sabey, Ryan spent 14 years as a journeyman electrician, managing large-scale electrical projects throughout Washington. His blend of technical expertise, operational leadership and strategic insight continues to drive innovation and excellence in Sabey’s critical infrastructure operations.


Laura Freytag is the Vice President of Business Operations at Sabey Data Centers, responsible for driving operational excellence across customer service, security, compliance, training, and purchasing. Laura joined Sabey in 2013 and has grown her career within the organization, working her way into her current executive role. She is passionate about building strong teams, improving processes, and ensuring consistent, high-quality service for customers. Laura holds a Bachelor of Arts from Pacific Lutheran University and a Master’s in Leadership from City University of Seattle.
In her free time, Laura enjoys spending time with her husband and daughter, traveling, and reading.


Diane Reynolds is the Operations Center Manager at Sabey Data Centers, with over three decades of leadership and management experience. She is passionate about building strong teams, improving processes, and delivering outstanding customer service. Diane leads the Operations Center, supporting both internal teams and Sabey’s data center customers.
When she’s not working, Diane loves being outdoors and spending time with her family.


Krystal Devine is the Training Manager at Sabey Data Centers and a member of the Business Operations Team, supporting teams across Sabey’s Data Center portfolio. During her eight years with Sabey, she has grown from Administrative and Purchasing Coordinator into her current role, where she oversees training programs designed to improve performance, increase productivity, reduce risk, and support strategic objectives.
Krystal enjoys traveling to Sabey’s Data Center sites to facilitate Thought Patterns for High Performance and connect with teams and new hires. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with her husband Shaun Devine—Sabey Data Center’s Director of Operations, West—and their two teenage daughters.


Cris Engel serves as Vice President of Data Center Operations at Sabey Data Centers, where he has led teams for more than 15 years with a relentless focus on reliability, consistency, and operational excellence. Under his leadership, Sabey has maintained industry-leading standards across a diverse national footprint, ensuring mission-critical performance for some of the world’s most demanding customers.
Cris believes that excellence starts with people. He has built a culture of accountability and precision where every site—whether a flagship campus or a remote facility—operates with the same discipline and reliability. His approach combines rigorous processes, continuous improvement and a commitment to customer trust, ensuring that Sabey delivers not just uptime, but confidence and peace of mind.


Dave Buckner has been with Sabey Data Centers for 16 years, leading a team tasked with ensuring effective delivery of data center capacity. This includes overseeing engineering efforts, driving innovation in facility design, and managing the development of technologies to enhance data center performance.
Previously, Dave served 21 years in the U.S. Navy as a submarine nuclear power plant operator where he honed discipline, attention to detail, and ability to thrive in high-pressure environments.
In his spare time, Dave enjoys horseback riding.


Johnny Miles is the Director of Customer Solutions for Sabey Data Centers, where he leads technical engagement in support of leasing strategy and customer delivery. In this role, Johnny serves as the technical subject matter expert for customer opportunities, providing guidance from early lease discussions through project fit-out and execution. He works closely with customers, leasing, and internal design and development teams to align technical requirements with Sabey’s long-term infrastructure and campus strategies.
Johnny joined Sabey in 2015 and brings more than a decade of leadership experience within the organization. Over his tenure, he has held key operational and engineering leadership roles, including Operations Manager for Sabey’s Ashburn campus and Director of Engineering for Sabey Data Centers, giving him a deep, end-to-end understanding of data center operations, design, and delivery.
Prior to joining Sabey, Johnny spent nearly 20 years in the electrical construction industry, building a strong foundation in critical infrastructure and large-scale data center construction.
Outside of work, Johnny enjoys traveling, hiking, and staying active through a wide range of sports.


Shaun Devine serves as the Director of Operations–West at Sabey Data Centers, bringing leadership and operational expertise since joining the company in 2018. With a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology Management, he has played a key role in establishing and facilitating the Sabey Leadership Development Program, supporting the growth of future leaders within the organization. Shaun manages mission-critical operations across Sabey’s western portfolio while actively engaging with community organizations that strengthen education and workforce development. He and his wife, Krystal—who began her career at Sabey before him—value being part of the company’s shared commitment to people and performance.


David LeTourneau serves as Director of Operations East for Sabey Data Centers, bringing over 30 years of experience in managing and operating critical infrastructure. He oversees site operations for Sabey’s Ashburn, Austin, and New York facilities and leads the company’s controls team supporting data center performance and reliability across the portfolio.

Brooke Mitchell serves as Director of Compliance for Sabey Data Centers, where she leads the company’s compliance program to ensure alignment with customer, regulatory, and industry security requirements. In her role, Brooke focuses on building standardized, practical compliance processes that support the business, manage risk, and scale effectively across multiple data center locations. She works closely with internal teams, customers, and auditors, translating complex compliance requirements into clear, actionable expectations.
Prior to joining Sabey Data Centers, Brooke built her career in compliance and legal roles across both private and government sectors. She brought that experience to the data center industry to expand her work into new environments and deepen her expertise across complex compliance frameworks. At Sabey, Brooke partners with teams across the organization to advance compliance program maturity and support consistently strong audit outcomes.
Brooke holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Oklahoma State University and earned her Juris Doctor, with a focus on Healthcare and Sustainability, from the University of Tulsa College of Law.
Based in Sabey’s Ashburn, Virginia office, Brooke enjoys traveling with her husband and taking advantage of everything the Washington, D.C. area has to offer, from local shows to sporting events. Outside of work, she enjoys reading and staying active through pickleball.


Justin Feiock serves as Customer Solutions Manager at Sabey Data Centers, partnering with customers to translate complex technical requirements into practical, reliable data center solutions. He supports strategic engagements across Sabey’s portfolio, aligning infrastructure decisions with operational performance and growth objectives. Previously, Justin worked in Sabey’s engineering organization as Assistant Engineering Manager and Owner’s Representative, supporting the design and construction of new data center capacity. Prior to joining Sabey, he served 13 years in the U.S. Navy’s nuclear propulsion program as a senior engineering operator responsible for reactor plant systems in mission-critical environments, bringing a blend of technical rigor and business perspective, supported by a B.S. in Business Management.
