The Renaissance – most notably recognized by the image of the Vitruvian Man – was a remarkable period of Western history defined by bursts of raw creativity…
This innovativeness came from the experimental and visionary fusion of disciplines like art, engineering, mathematics, weaponry, literature, medicine, business and political thought (and through the intellect of notables such as daVinci, Galileo, Luther, More, Machiavelli, Bruno, and Brahe). That is to say, cultures, conversations, domains, fields, ideas, ideologies, processes, procedures, tools, and techniques all collided and something new emerged: new products, new processes, and new politics.
At SAGE, we work at the center of these same types of intersections that revolutionized the way we thought and became the catalyst for the modern world. Central to the groundbreaking shifts in policy, advances in technology, and approaches in management, SAGE utilizes its position and embraces this philosophy with an eclectic mix of thinkers from a variety of disciplines that collaborate to solve our clients’ most challenging technological, managerial or political problems.
