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The Sage Thought Leadership Podcast is dedicated to the possibility that entrepreneurs continue the work of creation. We celebrate them by allowing them to tell their stories and share their knowledge with others. In doing so we energize the success of businesses around the world through the imagination of our people and the power of technology.

Jun 30, 2021

A Turkish journalist and author, Mustafa Akyol studied political science and history at Bogazici University. Since the early 2000s, he has been writing regular opinion columns for Turkish publications like Hurriyet Daily News, and recently for the Middle-East focused Al-Monitor.com. Since fall 2013, he is also a regular...


Jun 9, 2021

Ten Factors of Price Sensitivity
Thomas Nagle identifies ten factors affecting price sensitivity in their book, The Strategy and Tactics of Pricing.

  • Perceived Substitutes Effect

  • Unique Value Effect

  • Switching Cost Effect

  • Difficult Comparison Effect

  • Price Quality Effect

  • Expenditure Effect

  • End-benefit...


Jun 2, 2021

Charles Cooke is the senior writer for National Review. A graduate of the University of Oxford, at which he studied modern history and politics, Charles is a frequent guest on HBO’s Real Time with Bill Maher and has broadcast for the BBC, MSNBC, Fox News, and Fox Business. He immigrated to the United States in...


May 21, 2021

Patrick Reasonover is the lead Producer on They Say It Can’t be Done. He previously produced the award-winning feature-length documentary Of Dogs and Men. He is co-creator and producer on an animated comedy web series based on the NY Times bestselling book series, “The Politically Incorrect Guides,” also to be...


May 2, 2021

A proven results-oriented finance and operations executive, Leah has 20 years of experience supporting agency leaders develop and achieve strategic plans that lead to consistent growth and award-winning client work. She has advised C-level execs at the operational, regional, and global levels on issues of...