Sage Group

British multinational enterprise accounting software company

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2025 Sage will be the named sponsor of a new Newcastle Gateshead Quayside arena and conference centre, 'The Sage'.
February 2024 Sage announced the release of Sage Copilot, a generative AI-powered assistant.
2023 Sage became a sponsor of the Rugby World Cup and the Six Nations Championship, and an official partner of Major League Baseball.
2022 Sage launched Sage Earth, a carbon accounting product.
2021 Sage's Newcastle headquarters relocated to Cobalt Park.
2020 Sage divested its Brazilian operations to local business president Jorge Carneiro.
2019 Sage sponsored the Reading Half Marathon and the Blaydon Race.
November 2 2018 Steve Hare, previously the chief financial officer, was appointed CEO of Sage Group.
August 31 2018 Stephen Kelly stepped down as director and CEO of Sage Group.
2017 Sage partnered with Bristol City F.C. as a minor sponsor for the 2017-18 season, providing Sage X3 software.
July 2017 Sage purchased Intacct for $850 million.
March 2017 Sage Group acquired Compass, an analytics and benchmarking platform, and Fairsail, a cloud-based Human Capital Management platform.
2016 Sage began a multi-year partnership as a sponsor of the Invictus Games.
2016 Sage introduced their first AI offering, a chatbot named Pegg.
2014 Sage logos remained on the Marussia F1 team's car.
November 2014 Stephen Kelly, former UK government chief operating officer, became group CEO following Guy Berruyer's retirement.
September 2014 Sage acquired PayChoice for $157 million.
2013 Sage logos continued to be displayed on the Marussia F1 team's car.
February 15 2013 Sage announced Accel-KKR's intention to buy Sage Nonprofit Solutions, the company's division for nonprofit and governmental software.
2012 Sage became an official supplier for the Marussia F1 team, with Sage logos placed on the car for the Formula One season.
May 2011 Sage was the football shirt sponsor for Whitley Bay F.C.'s FA Vase winning match.
December 1 2010 Paul Walker officially left the company after his long-standing tenure as CEO.
October 1 2010 Guy Berruyer became CEO of Sage Group, previously leading Sage's Mainland Europe & Asia operations.
April 19 2010 Sage CEO Paul Walker indicated his intention to step down after 16 years, sparking speculation about potential mergers and acquisitions.

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