Posted on February 12th, 2014. Posted by Tom McDonald
It is fair for any executive to believe that his or her business’s strategy and ability to execute are what will ultimately dictate its fate with investors, not how those strategies and results are communicated. In principle, that may be true, and we can probably all pick out a few cases to prove that point. However, in practice, we believe it cannot be overstated how much a company or management’s credibility can be at stake based on the approach taken with investor relations and communications – especially the investor presentation.
Posted on February 5th, 2014. Posted by Tom McDonald
Whether for a one-on-one at a conference or an IPO road show, your corporate presentation remains a critical piece of your investor relations strategy. A PowerPoint file may seem trivial compared to the entirety of your enterprise, but the investor presentation remains one of the most tangible and effective tools for building (and losing) investor trust and engagement.
With nearly 200 years of Wall Street experience combined, we have seen a wide variety of healthcare company presentations. While many successfully focus investors on key value drivers, just as many run into pitfalls that can betray the company’s intended message. Could your presentation be starting your investor interactions on the wrong foot?
