We created Strangers & Saints in Provincetown, Massachusetts as a modern interpretation of a portside tavern – blending the history of sea captain salt, swank and swagger with the deep sense of hospitality, food and drink. It was something we felt was missing in this place we love and that we've been coming to for more than 15 years.Our hope is that our friends, family and guests can enjoy a lively tavern atmosphere that offers Mediterranean-inspired cooking comprised of small and large shareable plates, handcrafted cocktails, wine and local beer. Our vision is to focus is on pure, simple ingredients brought together in imaginative and unexpected ways.

Steven Nicks joined Satmetrix in 2009, and after holding a variety of sales leadership roles, now holds responsibility for Satmetrix’ marketing and corporate strategy functions . Steven has more than 25 years of experience in enterprise sales, customer loyalty, and business strategy. Prior to joining Satmetrix, Steven was President of The Phelon Group and a Principal at PricewaterhouseCoopers (now IBM Global Solutions). Steven has held senior management positions with 3M Europe, eAssist Global Solutions, and Pepperdine University’s School of Business. During the 2008 campaign season, Steven served as one of President Obama’s domestic policy advisors. He has been a guest lecturer in customer relationship management at Harvard Business School and written for BusinessWeek Online and Inc.com. Steven holds a Masters of International Business from Pepperdine University.

The Phelon Group is a results-driven strategic consultancy whose mission is to help build customer-centric organizations – that do not stall or lose momentum by shifting demand, competition and the economy. We get to know your business, pinpoint your current and future barriers to growth and act as your partner to deliver insight and facts that lead to results – such as reduced customer churn, greater share with key accounts, improved customer loyalty, shorter sales cycles and higher margins.

During the 2008 campaign season, I served as one of President Obama’s domestic policy advisors and as a “get out the vote” co-chair for the LGBT community in the North East. I was also an Obama delegate at the convention in Denver and worked on several large fundraising events.