Sage at 100 Years: Redefining the Office Through Hospitality and Experience
Sage marked its centennial this year, commemorating a century of real estate in New York City.
Founded in 1924, the company has been guided for four generations by a commitment to quality, integrity, and creating spaces that matter.
Today’s office focuses on providing experiences that make people want to come in, connect, and thrive.
For Jonathan Iger, Sage’s CEO and President, the biggest shift has been recognizing the role of hospitality in the workplace.
Author's summary: Sage redefines office space through hospitality and experience.
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