About Poligage

Poligage (short for public policy engagement) was launched based on the decades-long experience of our founding team that government affairs is a very important business function for managing enterprise risk and opportunity, but it can also be extremely inefficient and frustrating. How can organizations find the expertise they need, right when they need it? Why isn’t there a more organized “marketplace of ideas” available to organizations large and small?
Our on-demand marketplace approach means that you can quickly access top experts to help assess emerging policy or government affairs issues you are facing, to help extend your bandwidth in the short or long terms, and to provide a range of advice (and sometimes even second opinions) on the issues confronting you.
We make this expertise available in quick bites: virtual consultations, memos, projects, and speaking engagements. Poligage is also a complement to all of the data analytics tools you may be using, helping you interpret, customize, and take action on that information.

Christine Davies

Founder and CEO

Christine Davies is the Founder and CEO of Poligage. Christine has built her 20-year career around the intersections of the public and private sectors, with leadership roles in the government, business, technology, and not-for-profit sectors both in the United States and internationally. Christine has served as a member of the Business Twenty (B20) Global Task Force on Employment and Education, and she was also selected as a member of Mindshare, a forum for start-up CEOs across the Washington, DC area. Christine most recently served as Vice President for Partnerships at the Asia Society, and she previously worked as a Business Development Manager within the Public Sector Services division at Microsoft. Earlier in her career, Christine served at the Office of the U.S. Trade Representative and U.S. Department of State, where she worked on a variety of global economic and development issues, and as the International Trade Specialist at the American Chamber of Commerce in Thailand. Christine earned her MBA from the University of Virginia’s Darden School of Business and her undergraduate degree from the University of Maryland, College Park.