The most prestigious advisory firms in the world, PwC, McKinsey, Deloitte, EY, spend their days in the boardrooms of the largest companies on earth, and lately they're all saying a version of the same thing. The risks we face are no longer separate problems that arrive one at a time. They're compounding, arriving together and feeding each other: a fracturing global order, supply chains that run with no slack, technology we can't function without and can't control, weather doing more damage, and public systems stretched thinner every year. Those firms have a word for the response they sell to corporations. Resilience.

Here's what struck us. All of that brainpower and research is aimed at protecting companies. Balance sheets, shareholders, supply lines. Almost none of it is aimed at the people who actually live inside this more volatile world, the individuals, the families, the communities who feel the shocks first and have the least slack to absorb them. That's the gap Sagamore exists to fill.

The same clear-eyed logic the world's biggest companies use to protect themselves, brought home to the scale that actually touches your life and the people you look out for.