The largest global assembly of investor relations professionals gathered in Seattle last week for the National Investor Relations Institute’s 2012 Annual Conference.
As you can see in the snapshots below, gather they did.
I will not speak for other exhibitors, but it seemed as though the estimated 1,400 attendees were in our exhibit booth all at once…all the time. That makes sense as we had many product updates and strategic ideas to share with both current clients and soon to be clients. : )
Discussing Capital Markets Visibility 365
Understanding web disclosure vs. REAL exposure
Explaining the finer points of quantitative targeting
Listening to clients’ needs…
… and ideas
A meeting spot for corporate partners and Canadians
“Yes, we host almost 900 IR and PR websites. Thank you for asking.”
“Yes, we’re a comprehensive financial printer too. Thank you for asking.”
StockTwits COO giving us a helping hand in the booth
“Yes, we target sell-side and buy-side analyst too. Thank you for asking.”
Re-balancing IR means emphasis on growth, not base disclosure
“We can file your XBRL much less than those guys over there.”
Don’t we all!
I <heart> IR and wine
We <heart> Earle~ he proudly proclaimed he’s been a client since 1971
To thy own self be true
OK. I maaaaay have Photoshopped this one. But Jeff DOES love IR.
Thanks again to NIRI for bringing so many professionals together in one place. Makes my job easier.
Have a great day.





















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For those whose remits come dangerously close to (or in fact involve) investor relations, here is another recap from last week’s NIRI conference.
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