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TALENT MATTERS.
Unwavering commitment to recognizing and elevating the greatness of all clients and potential clients.
Founder and Principal of Sage PR Consulting, Nicole Sage is a strategic communications advisor, public affairs consultant, community engagement producer, and storyteller with more than two decades of experience spanning entertainment, nonprofit leadership, civic engagement, and media relations.
Grounded in film and media, she helps leaders, organizations, public figures, and changemakers build visibility, strengthen relationships, and create meaningful impact through authentic storytelling and strategic communications.
Throughout her career, Nicole has advised a diverse range of clients, including Grammy Award-winning artist Speech of Arrested Development, actor French Stewart, elected officials, nonprofit leaders, and community organizations. Her work has included developing communications strategies, cultivating strategic partnerships, producing community-centered initiatives, securing earned media, and connecting clients with the audiences and stakeholders who matter most.
Known for her ability to bring people, ideas, and opportunities together, Nicole specializes in shaping narratives, fostering meaningful engagement, and helping organizations elevate their voice, expand their influence, and drive lasting impact.
Nicole Sage | Bio
Storyteller. Strategist. Super Connector.
For more than two decades, I've worked at the intersection of communications, public affairs, entertainment, nonprofit leadership, and community engagement. My career has been built on one simple belief: meaningful relationships and compelling stories have the power to create change.
Whether I'm advising a nonprofit leader, producing a community activation, supporting a cultural initiative, or developing a strategic communications campaign, my focus remains the same—bringing people together, building trust, and creating opportunities that drive lasting impact. I am known for connecting stakeholders across government, business, media, film industry, and nonprofit sectors to advance ideas, initiatives, and causes that matter.
A proud graduate of Georgia State University's Film Program and a product of DeKalb County public schools, I proudly call Atlanta home. My work reflects a deep commitment to the city's creative, civic, and cultural landscape. From public affairs initiatives and nonprofit advocacy to arts programming and entertainment projects, I've had the privilege of working alongside many of the leaders, organizations, and institutions shaping Atlanta's future.
Whether I’m pitching national outlets, rebranding a mission-driven organization, or producing an event that brings policy leaders and artists together, I lead with intention, integrity, and a deep love for storytelling. My work lives at the intersection of strategy, creativity, and culture—and I’m just as comfortable in a press room as I am backstage or on the ground in community. Though I began in Connecticut by way of New York, I proudly claim Atlanta as home. I proudly attended DeKalb County public schools and the Georgia State University Film Program. I’ve worked closely with the very players who shape Atlanta’s film, nonprofit, and political worlds.
My career began in Los Angeles, where I was mentored by legendary casting director Deb Aquila and worked on the feature films The Majestic (Jim Carrey), Heart’s War (Bruce Willis), and The Last Castle (Robert Redford & James Gandolfini). I liaised with powerhouse studios like DreamWorks, Warner Bros., Sony, Universal and Paramount. I built trusted relationships with top talent agencies including CAA, ICM, WME, Innovative, Gersh, UTA and Don Buchwald & Assoc.. I returned to Atlanta, to established my career as a film/TV agent then manager—coordinating with HBO, MTV, TBS, and 20th Century Fox—and later served as Managing Editor of film rag Oz Magazine, producing the first covers of productions shooting in Georgia. I collaborated with Netflix, Marvel, Warner Bros..
At the heart of it all is service. I’ve volunteered with Hosea Feed the Hungry dba Hosea Helps, AIDS Walk Atlanta, NYC & LA, the Atlanta Jewish Film Festival, and Georgia Production Partnership responsible for the highly successful Atlanta Film Day 2024. I’m an alumna of the Black-Jewish Coalition and a passionate advocate for equity, inclusion, and storytelling that matters.
After returning to Atlanta, I built a career that spans entertainment, publishing, nonprofit leI believe communications is about more than media coverage—it's about building connections, creating understanding, and helping people and organizations tell stories that matter.
When I'm not working, you'll likely find me supporting Atlanta's arts community, cheering on my biggest blessing, my daughter Georgia, spending time with my Cavalier King Charles Spaniel Lucy Honeychurch, or dreaming up the next project that brings people together through storytelling, culture, and community.