Looks like a heavy weight of their own corporate font called "gleneagles" as seen on their website as Light.

That could be. In fact pretty likely ; -) But I feel as if I have seen it or something similar to it elsewhere. Ring a bell for anyone?

Mini serifed heavy sans was used as a design feature cira 1900. Sometimes called flareserif. A few modern uses of tiny serifs similar to the sample:
Steve Zafarana's Alphdog http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/tailspinstudio/alph-dog/,
Jim Parkinson's Modesto http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/parkinson/modesto/,
Leslie Usherwood and Steve Jackaman's Alexon http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/redrooster/alexon-rr/
Phil Martin's Agenda by URW http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/urw/agenda/ which makes use of the same serifs but only for about half the usual locations.
Don

"gleneagles" font is copyrighted to Sedley Place.
Adding to Don's suggestions: Quorum, Newtext, Laudatio, Symbol, Havenbrook, Cantoria, Lady Copra Alternate, Beaufort

You guys rock ; -)

Modesto looks good and beaufort works as well!

Thanks for your help!!

Sara