PHOTOS: Insight Sourcing Group

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PHOTOS: Insight Sourcing Group

Insight Sourcing Group, a boutique company of 56 employees, specializes in optimizing procurement-related costs.

Chief Executive Officer Tom Beaty launched the management consulting firm 13 years ago and envisioned a work environment in which he would like to work.

“We are really quick to help each other if someone is struggling,” manager Sarah Edwards says.

CEO Beaty, right, talks to employee Tre Garrett, a former Georgia Tech football player.

Josh Stancil, left, leans over a cubicle to speak with Carlos Soares.

Kaitlin Young, left, and Jacob Blaeser fill out paperwork at the firm's headquarters.

The company crafted software to track clients’ spending that proved so effective, a separate technology outfit called SpendHQ was spun off.

Lee Tse (from left), Brent Eiland, Amy Trum, Brian Houpt and Lindsay Bryant confer during a meeting.

The company further sets itself apart by the few travel miles racked up by consultants. Many limit their hotel stays to a few days per month. Insight Sourcing also provides full disclosure of financials at the quarterly staff meetings.

Gloria Martin, left, talks with Feagan Hunt during the St. Patrick's Day happy hour event.

CEO Beaty attends a St. Patrick's Day employee happy hour event.

The company's new snack bar is a big hit with employees.

Last year, a colleague proposed a summer internship program that was considered and rejected, then tweaked into a one-week boot camp for college students.

Mike O'Brien chooses a golf ball to play.

Mike O'Brien putts a golf ball toward the cup on an indoor putting course during a happy hour event.

CEO Beaty recently awarded employees with $100 for each year of service, with the stipulation that the money be spent within two hours on items they normally would not purchase.

A replica of a battle sword reportedly used by Alexander the Great rests in an office.

Candid photos displayed a break room show employees during during company outings.

“People aren’t shy around here, to be blunt,” says Insight Sourcing Group Executive Vice President Brent Eiland.

A recent Fortune study names the best companies in the country for millennial workers.

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Insight Sourcing Group, a boutique company of 56 employees, specializes in optimizing procurement-related costs.

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