Faith Lessig Ott
President/Founder of Sage Age Strategies
A native of North Central Pennsylvania, Faith received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Marketing and Business Administration from Lycoming College. Upon graduation, she was employed in broadcast sales and promotional management, and served as the Williamsport-based manager and account supervisor for Edward C. Michener Associates, a Harrisburg-based advertising, marketing and public relations agency.
These experiences led to her most significant professional accomplishment - the foundation and subsequent success of her own strategic marketing, sales and public relations firm, The Lessig Group, in August 1986 through December of 2001. And most recently the founding of her new mature sales and marketing focused consulting group, Sage Age Strategies, in December of 2004.
During her twenty years in the senior healthcare industry, Faith's past clients have included Atria Senior Living/Senior Quarters, Marriott Senior Living, Brandywine Senior Care, The Multicare Companies, Cordia Senior Living, Home Health Corporation of America, Genesis Health Ventures, and Country Meadows Retirement Community, to name a few.
Serving a variety of healthcare and senior living clients over the years, Faith has gained an impressive understanding and knowledge of the healthcare and senior living industries. Combining that proficiency with her strategic marketing expertise, she has not only amassed an impressive client list of major healthcare and senior living clients, but, more significantly, has earned their professional respect.
Faith is an excellent visionary thinker and an impressive oral and written communicator. Her strengths include effective management, team building, customer service, communication and problem solving skills. A leading senior living marketing professional, Faith is recognized as one of the top senior living marketing strategists in the industry today, and is especially respected for her ability to help clients fill beds and increase resident/patient census.

