This presentation was delivered March 14, 2011, at the SNL Financial Bank Investor Relations Symposium at the New York Stock Exchange in New York, NY, USA.
NYSE/Q4 Webinar: Social Media & IR Website Best PracticesQ4 Web Systems
In collaboration with the NYSE, on June 26, 2012, Darrell Heaps, CEO of Q4 Web Systems, discussed best practice examples of companies who use their IR website and social media to maximize their online communications efforts.
Listen in and you'll:
1. Discover the most recent trends in online communications.
2. Learn how an integrated approach using the IR website and social media can help expand your reach and attract and influence investors.
3. Find out what tools, channels and tactics should be employed to maximize an integrated approach to online communications.
2014 Brunswick Investor Use of Digital and Social Media SurveyBrunswick Group
Brunswick is pleased to announce the release of our fourth annual survey on digital media usage by the investment community. Key findings from the survey include:
• 70% of investors believe that the role of digital media will play an increasing role in future investment decisions
• 29% of investors are proactively following up on leads initially found on micro-blogging services, such as Twitter
• Twitter influence continues to expand, but its growing influence may be under-reported due to recent inclusion on other platforms, like Bloomberg
• In ranking their top sources, investors gave information direct from companies an average rating of 1.9, higher than any other source
• 35% of investors listed real-time subscription services, like Bloomberg, as becoming more valuable for their work, compared to 22% on our last survey
Q4 public company use of social media for investor relations summer2010weichengwendao
This document analyzes the use of social media by 362 public companies for investor relations purposes. It finds that the majority (65%) use Twitter, followed by Facebook (37%), YouTube (29%), blogs (10%) and SlideShare (10%). Technology companies make greatest use of social media for investor relations across all platforms. The US leads in social media adoption for investor relations, followed by Europe. Large cap companies generally use social media more than small and mid cap companies for investor relations. While LinkedIn is not currently used directly for investor relations, it is an important professional network for financial services professionals to follow. The study provides best practices for using different social media and concludes that social media use for investor relations continues to grow.
NIRI Capital Social Media and Investor Relations - January 6, 2010Darrell Heaps
Slides from a presentation I gave to the NIRI Capital Area Chapter on Jan 6, 2010. Some of the slides are repetitive from previous presentations. Includes an overview of the recent trends of how social media is being used for investor relations.
Social Media & Investor Relations Trends, Best Practices & Recommendations - ...Darrell Heaps
The slide deck from a Webinar from Q4 Web Systems that focuses on the current trends in social media and investors relations. Learn more at www.q4blog.com.
The document discusses using social media strategically for investor relations. It recommends taking a multi-step approach: researching industry and competitor social media use; securing the company's brand on platforms; developing a policy and engagement strategy; integrating platforms to drive traffic to the IR website; going mobile with apps; and measuring engagement metrics and results. The goal is to increase awareness, clarify messages, minimize repetitive questions, and engage stakeholders through approved social channels.
NYSE/Q4 Webinar: Social Media & IR Website Best PracticesQ4 Web Systems
In collaboration with the NYSE, on June 26, 2012, Darrell Heaps, CEO of Q4 Web Systems, discussed best practice examples of companies who use their IR website and social media to maximize their online communications efforts.
Listen in and you'll:
1. Discover the most recent trends in online communications.
2. Learn how an integrated approach using the IR website and social media can help expand your reach and attract and influence investors.
3. Find out what tools, channels and tactics should be employed to maximize an integrated approach to online communications.
2014 Brunswick Investor Use of Digital and Social Media SurveyBrunswick Group
Brunswick is pleased to announce the release of our fourth annual survey on digital media usage by the investment community. Key findings from the survey include:
• 70% of investors believe that the role of digital media will play an increasing role in future investment decisions
• 29% of investors are proactively following up on leads initially found on micro-blogging services, such as Twitter
• Twitter influence continues to expand, but its growing influence may be under-reported due to recent inclusion on other platforms, like Bloomberg
• In ranking their top sources, investors gave information direct from companies an average rating of 1.9, higher than any other source
• 35% of investors listed real-time subscription services, like Bloomberg, as becoming more valuable for their work, compared to 22% on our last survey
Q4 public company use of social media for investor relations summer2010weichengwendao
This document analyzes the use of social media by 362 public companies for investor relations purposes. It finds that the majority (65%) use Twitter, followed by Facebook (37%), YouTube (29%), blogs (10%) and SlideShare (10%). Technology companies make greatest use of social media for investor relations across all platforms. The US leads in social media adoption for investor relations, followed by Europe. Large cap companies generally use social media more than small and mid cap companies for investor relations. While LinkedIn is not currently used directly for investor relations, it is an important professional network for financial services professionals to follow. The study provides best practices for using different social media and concludes that social media use for investor relations continues to grow.
NIRI Capital Social Media and Investor Relations - January 6, 2010Darrell Heaps
Slides from a presentation I gave to the NIRI Capital Area Chapter on Jan 6, 2010. Some of the slides are repetitive from previous presentations. Includes an overview of the recent trends of how social media is being used for investor relations.
Social Media & Investor Relations Trends, Best Practices & Recommendations - ...Darrell Heaps
The slide deck from a Webinar from Q4 Web Systems that focuses on the current trends in social media and investors relations. Learn more at www.q4blog.com.
The document discusses using social media strategically for investor relations. It recommends taking a multi-step approach: researching industry and competitor social media use; securing the company's brand on platforms; developing a policy and engagement strategy; integrating platforms to drive traffic to the IR website; going mobile with apps; and measuring engagement metrics and results. The goal is to increase awareness, clarify messages, minimize repetitive questions, and engage stakeholders through approved social channels.
Q4 Web Systems + Follow The New Investor Web & Social Media - March 13, 2012Darrell Heaps
On March 13, 2012 Q4's CEO, Darrell Heaps moderated a discussion that centred around the emergence of the investor web and social media as an important channel for investors to gather and share ideas.
We had three great panelists including: Brian Rivel, President, Rivel Research Group; Kelly Freeman, Manager Investor Relations, PotashCorp; and Heather Hunter, Director, Marketing Communications, Safeguard Scientifics.
Listen in and you'll:
- Discover the most recent trends in online communications
- Hear how an integrated approach using the IR website and social media can help expand your reach and attract and influence investors.
- Learn what tools, channels and tactics should be employed to maximize an integrated approach to online communications.
Monitoring Social Media for Investor Relations - September 17, 2009Darrell Heaps
The document outlines a panel discussion on monitoring social media for investor relations. It discusses key trends in social media use for IR like the rise of Twitter and corporate blogs being seen as fair disclosure. The panel will cover where companies should look for conversations, what they should listen for, who they should engage with, and what tools they can use for monitoring and engagement.
This document discusses how companies are using social media for investor relations. It finds that the top three social media platforms used for investor relations are Twitter, Facebook, and SlideShare. While the majority of companies are not using social media specifically for investor relations, technology companies tend to be leading adopters. The document also explores challenges with using social media for investor relations, such as compliance and legal issues, as well as how its use may be changing over time with generational shifts and regulatory changes.
2010 Brunswick Study on Investor Use of Digital and Social MediaBrunswick Group
The poll of over 400 analysts and investors, first run in 2009, showed that while social media is still overshadowed in importance compared to information sourced direct from companies or from real-time subscription services, it does have an impact.
2015 investor digital and social media surveyBrunswick Group
Brunswick Group releases findings of its fifth global investor survey, which tracks the changing trends in how investors use digital media.
Key highlights from this year’s survey include:
• Influence of information direct from companies continues to increase
• Of digital media, blogs and presentation sharing cited as most influential
For more information please contact:
Jason Golz: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/jason-golz/
Sparky Zivin: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/sparky-zivin/
Conclusions de l'enquête Parties PrenantesYoumatter
The survey summarizes findings from Lundquist's 2014 CSR Online Awards Survey, which tracked trends in how experts and stakeholders engage with companies' CSR information online. Key findings include:
- LinkedIn and Facebook are the most popular social media channels for CSR discussions, with LinkedIn being the top choice. Videos and infographics are valued but must showcase material topics and multiple perspectives.
- Stakeholder engagement requires following up on feedback, transparency, and avoiding superficial interactions. Users want more personal engagement with CSR managers on social media.
- Respondents want concrete examples of strategies in action, case studies, and unbiased perspectives from a variety of sources on material topics. Self-promotional content is frustrating.
Etude et Classement des CSR Awards LundquistYoumatter
The document discusses the results of a study analyzing the online corporate social responsibility (CSR) communications of the top 100 companies in Europe. Key findings include:
- 23 companies were excluded for not disclosing basic CSR information online.
- The average score for companies was 43.5 out of 100, down from 49.8 in 2012.
- Companies performed best in providing concrete CSR data but poorly in the areas of integration and distinctiveness of their online communications.
- Deutsche Post DHL, Nestlé and Unilever emerged as the top three performers in Europe. Many companies still have room for improvement in telling engaging, unique stories about their CSR strategies online.
Social Media's Growing Influence Among High Net Worth InvestorsLinkedIn
Social media is increasingly being used by high net worth investors to research financial information and make investment decisions. The study found that 5 million high net worth investors in the US and Canada use social media for these purposes. LinkedIn is the most popular and trusted social media platform for financial information, used by 73% of high net worth investors who research finances on social media. The study also found that social media users are more engaged in managing their own investments than non-users. Financial companies and advisors have an opportunity to use social media, especially LinkedIn, to better connect with and provide relevant information to high net worth investors.
2015 investor digital and social media infographicBrunswick Group
Brunswick Group releases findings of its fifth global investor survey
Key highlights include:
• Influence of information direct from companies continues to increase
• Of digital media, blogs and presentation sharing cited as most influential
For more information please contact:
Jason Golz: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/jason-golz/
Sparky Zivin: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/sparky-zivin/
Here are some key points about Reckitt Benckiser's social media use:
- They have a careers-focused blog that is linked to from their corporate website. This helps potential job candidates learn more about the company culture and open roles.
- The blog highlights "voices from around the business" through employee profiles and stories. This personalizes the company and shows a diversity of roles and backgrounds ("someone like me").
- They leverage visual content like photos on their LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube channels. Visuals help engage audiences and cut through the high volume of updates on these channels.
- Reckitt Benckiser ensures all of their channels are linked together. This allows audiences to easily
Did you know that 4 out of 5 IT decision makers use social networks for business purposes? In fact, 73% of them have engaged with a vendor on social. Hear more about the pervasive impact of social on IT purchasing and what marketers must do to adapt, in this groundbreaking study by LinkedIn and Forrester.
IT decision makers are flocking to social networks to learn and validate information about their B2B purchases. And it's changing the game for marketers. New research from Forrester, Research Now, and LinkedIn reveals what you need to know to reach this influential audience in today's social landscape.
The document discusses several hot topics in education including budget issues, the Performance Counts Act, Stand for Children initiatives, possible outcomes of changes to teacher tenure and evaluation systems, and strategies for improving school districts. It also advertises upcoming professional development opportunities from IASA including academies on teacher remediation and evaluation, finance, and technology uses for administrators.
The Use of Social Media by European Investment Professionals 2015Patrick Kiss
The survey found that most respondents were analysts or had mixed functions. It surveyed investment professionals in several European countries, with most respondents from Germany. It asked about their use of various information sources like social media, traditional media, and company websites. While respondents saw company websites and social media as becoming more important over time, they still viewed traditional sources as more important for investment decisions. Around half of respondents used LinkedIn or Xing, but many were skeptical of social media's reliability and relevance. Most communication was through email rather than social media.
Role of social media in performance reporting, a discussion briefCIRI2014
A joint publication from Canadian Investor relations Institute (CIRI) and Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. Social media is about creating a presence online and an awareness of what a company is and what it does. We hope this publication will be useful to you.
Patricia MacPherson
CIRI Manager, Memberships & Sponsors
pmacpherson@ciri.org
Today, customers move constantly between the online and offline worlds, using a range of devices — such as smartphones and tablets — that didn’t exist a few short years ago. Thousands of applications and dozens of social media platforms collect and transmit an unprecedented amount of structured and unstructured data, and API changes are a fact of life. The volatility of social data and the pace of change mean that tried-and-true measurement methods are no longer enough. Social data is different. This report identifies six primary approaches and includes
case studies for how organizations measure the impact of social media on revenue.
In 2013, the ban on general solicitation of accredited investors was lifted, causing the largest change to securities laws in decades. While everyone from startups to hedge funds will enjoy new liberties in investor marketing and outreach campaigns, it’s critical that the new rules are followed to a T, eliminating the chance for exemption rescission.
Q4 Web Systems + Follow The New Investor Web & Social Media - March 13, 2012Darrell Heaps
On March 13, 2012 Q4's CEO, Darrell Heaps moderated a discussion that centred around the emergence of the investor web and social media as an important channel for investors to gather and share ideas.
We had three great panelists including: Brian Rivel, President, Rivel Research Group; Kelly Freeman, Manager Investor Relations, PotashCorp; and Heather Hunter, Director, Marketing Communications, Safeguard Scientifics.
Listen in and you'll:
- Discover the most recent trends in online communications
- Hear how an integrated approach using the IR website and social media can help expand your reach and attract and influence investors.
- Learn what tools, channels and tactics should be employed to maximize an integrated approach to online communications.
Monitoring Social Media for Investor Relations - September 17, 2009Darrell Heaps
The document outlines a panel discussion on monitoring social media for investor relations. It discusses key trends in social media use for IR like the rise of Twitter and corporate blogs being seen as fair disclosure. The panel will cover where companies should look for conversations, what they should listen for, who they should engage with, and what tools they can use for monitoring and engagement.
This document discusses how companies are using social media for investor relations. It finds that the top three social media platforms used for investor relations are Twitter, Facebook, and SlideShare. While the majority of companies are not using social media specifically for investor relations, technology companies tend to be leading adopters. The document also explores challenges with using social media for investor relations, such as compliance and legal issues, as well as how its use may be changing over time with generational shifts and regulatory changes.
2010 Brunswick Study on Investor Use of Digital and Social MediaBrunswick Group
The poll of over 400 analysts and investors, first run in 2009, showed that while social media is still overshadowed in importance compared to information sourced direct from companies or from real-time subscription services, it does have an impact.
2015 investor digital and social media surveyBrunswick Group
Brunswick Group releases findings of its fifth global investor survey, which tracks the changing trends in how investors use digital media.
Key highlights from this year’s survey include:
• Influence of information direct from companies continues to increase
• Of digital media, blogs and presentation sharing cited as most influential
For more information please contact:
Jason Golz: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/jason-golz/
Sparky Zivin: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/sparky-zivin/
Conclusions de l'enquête Parties PrenantesYoumatter
The survey summarizes findings from Lundquist's 2014 CSR Online Awards Survey, which tracked trends in how experts and stakeholders engage with companies' CSR information online. Key findings include:
- LinkedIn and Facebook are the most popular social media channels for CSR discussions, with LinkedIn being the top choice. Videos and infographics are valued but must showcase material topics and multiple perspectives.
- Stakeholder engagement requires following up on feedback, transparency, and avoiding superficial interactions. Users want more personal engagement with CSR managers on social media.
- Respondents want concrete examples of strategies in action, case studies, and unbiased perspectives from a variety of sources on material topics. Self-promotional content is frustrating.
Etude et Classement des CSR Awards LundquistYoumatter
The document discusses the results of a study analyzing the online corporate social responsibility (CSR) communications of the top 100 companies in Europe. Key findings include:
- 23 companies were excluded for not disclosing basic CSR information online.
- The average score for companies was 43.5 out of 100, down from 49.8 in 2012.
- Companies performed best in providing concrete CSR data but poorly in the areas of integration and distinctiveness of their online communications.
- Deutsche Post DHL, Nestlé and Unilever emerged as the top three performers in Europe. Many companies still have room for improvement in telling engaging, unique stories about their CSR strategies online.
Social Media's Growing Influence Among High Net Worth InvestorsLinkedIn
Social media is increasingly being used by high net worth investors to research financial information and make investment decisions. The study found that 5 million high net worth investors in the US and Canada use social media for these purposes. LinkedIn is the most popular and trusted social media platform for financial information, used by 73% of high net worth investors who research finances on social media. The study also found that social media users are more engaged in managing their own investments than non-users. Financial companies and advisors have an opportunity to use social media, especially LinkedIn, to better connect with and provide relevant information to high net worth investors.
2015 investor digital and social media infographicBrunswick Group
Brunswick Group releases findings of its fifth global investor survey
Key highlights include:
• Influence of information direct from companies continues to increase
• Of digital media, blogs and presentation sharing cited as most influential
For more information please contact:
Jason Golz: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/jason-golz/
Sparky Zivin: www.brunswickgroup.com/people/directory/sparky-zivin/
Here are some key points about Reckitt Benckiser's social media use:
- They have a careers-focused blog that is linked to from their corporate website. This helps potential job candidates learn more about the company culture and open roles.
- The blog highlights "voices from around the business" through employee profiles and stories. This personalizes the company and shows a diversity of roles and backgrounds ("someone like me").
- They leverage visual content like photos on their LinkedIn, Facebook, and YouTube channels. Visuals help engage audiences and cut through the high volume of updates on these channels.
- Reckitt Benckiser ensures all of their channels are linked together. This allows audiences to easily
Did you know that 4 out of 5 IT decision makers use social networks for business purposes? In fact, 73% of them have engaged with a vendor on social. Hear more about the pervasive impact of social on IT purchasing and what marketers must do to adapt, in this groundbreaking study by LinkedIn and Forrester.
IT decision makers are flocking to social networks to learn and validate information about their B2B purchases. And it's changing the game for marketers. New research from Forrester, Research Now, and LinkedIn reveals what you need to know to reach this influential audience in today's social landscape.
The document discusses several hot topics in education including budget issues, the Performance Counts Act, Stand for Children initiatives, possible outcomes of changes to teacher tenure and evaluation systems, and strategies for improving school districts. It also advertises upcoming professional development opportunities from IASA including academies on teacher remediation and evaluation, finance, and technology uses for administrators.
The Use of Social Media by European Investment Professionals 2015Patrick Kiss
The survey found that most respondents were analysts or had mixed functions. It surveyed investment professionals in several European countries, with most respondents from Germany. It asked about their use of various information sources like social media, traditional media, and company websites. While respondents saw company websites and social media as becoming more important over time, they still viewed traditional sources as more important for investment decisions. Around half of respondents used LinkedIn or Xing, but many were skeptical of social media's reliability and relevance. Most communication was through email rather than social media.
Role of social media in performance reporting, a discussion briefCIRI2014
A joint publication from Canadian Investor relations Institute (CIRI) and Canadian Institute of Chartered Accountants. Social media is about creating a presence online and an awareness of what a company is and what it does. We hope this publication will be useful to you.
Patricia MacPherson
CIRI Manager, Memberships & Sponsors
pmacpherson@ciri.org
Today, customers move constantly between the online and offline worlds, using a range of devices — such as smartphones and tablets — that didn’t exist a few short years ago. Thousands of applications and dozens of social media platforms collect and transmit an unprecedented amount of structured and unstructured data, and API changes are a fact of life. The volatility of social data and the pace of change mean that tried-and-true measurement methods are no longer enough. Social data is different. This report identifies six primary approaches and includes
case studies for how organizations measure the impact of social media on revenue.
In 2013, the ban on general solicitation of accredited investors was lifted, causing the largest change to securities laws in decades. While everyone from startups to hedge funds will enjoy new liberties in investor marketing and outreach campaigns, it’s critical that the new rules are followed to a T, eliminating the chance for exemption rescission.
Investor Relations As The New Focus In Creating Long Term Corporate Value - A...Kenny Ong
Investor Relations as the new focus in creating long term corporate value
*Assess the importance of Investor Relations functions
*Factors prohibiting growth or development in this area
*Differentiating Investor Relations with other communication initiatives in maximizing its value
Investor relations involves strategic communication between publicly traded companies and shareholders to enable informed investment decisions. It integrates finance, communication, marketing and legal compliance. An investor relations person develops communication strategies and messages, oversees investor programs, and provides feedback to management on shareholder sentiment. The success of an investor relations program can be measured by factors like analyst coverage, information requests, and trading activity of a company's stock.
An Understanding Of Financial Communications And Investor RelationsMSL
This presentation is by MSLGROUP thought leader Jaideep Shergill, head of our financial communications in Asia and CEO, Hanmer MSL.
Hanmer MSL is one of India’s largest multi-discipline communications firms and a leader in the area of speciality communications services, including strategic public relations, financial communications, social media, events, activation and creative services. It is part of MSLGROUP, Publicis Groupe's flagship strategic communications and engagement network.
This presentation offers an in-depth understanding of financial communications and investor relations.
Intact Financial Corporation is Canada's largest home and auto insurer, with $7 billion in annual premiums. It has consistently outperformed the industry in key metrics like combined ratio, return on equity, and growth. Intact aims to continue growing organically and through acquisitions in Canada's fragmented insurance market. Recent acquisitions of AXA Canada and JEVCO are on track to deliver synergies. Challenges include a low interest rate environment and elevated catastrophe losses. Intact is well capitalized and pursuing growth through firming market conditions, developing existing brands, industry consolidation, and potential international expansion.
Intact Financial Corporation is Canada's largest property and casualty insurer, with $7 billion in annual direct premiums written. It has consistently outperformed the industry in key metrics like combined ratio, return on equity, and premium growth over the past 10 years. Intact plans to continue growing organically and through acquisitions, leveraging its scale advantages in pricing, claims management, and distribution. Recent acquisitions of AXA Canada and Jevco have added $2.9 billion in annual premiums and are exceeding expectations.
Intact Financial Corporation is Canada's largest property and casualty insurer, with $7 billion in direct premiums written. It has consistently outperformed the industry over the past 10 years in key metrics like combined ratio, return on equity, and premium growth. Intact plans to continue growing organically and through acquisitions in the fragmented Canadian P&C market. Recent acquisitions of AXA Canada and Jevco have bolstered Intact's capabilities and scale. Intact is well-positioned for further industry consolidation and to maintain its track record of outperforming peers.
Intact Financial Corporation is Canada's largest property and casualty insurer, with $7 billion in annual direct premiums written. It has a 17% market share in a still fragmented Canadian P&C insurance market. Intact has consistently outperformed the industry in key metrics like combined ratio, return on equity, and premium growth over the past 10 years. The company intends to continue growing organically and through acquisitions, while maintaining its strong financial position and shareholder-friendly capital management approach. Recent acquisitions of AXA Canada and Jevco have added scale and are progressing on or ahead of expectations.
EQS Roadshow 2012 / Präsentation Anlegerstudie der Universität Leipzig: Ergebnisse und Analysen für die professionelle Kommunikation mit Privatanlegern
- Canadian Tire Corporation holds an investor presentation outlining its various retail banners including Canadian Tire, FGL Sports, Mark's, and CT REIT.
- It provides an overview of the strengths and growth strategies for each banner, emphasizing digital innovation, exclusive products, and community engagement.
- Financial highlights for 2015 show overall revenue of $12.3 billion with Canadian Tire representing over half at $6.4 billion and growth across most banners.
This investor presentation provides an overview of Guyana Goldfields Inc. and its Aurora Gold Project. Key highlights include:
- The Aurora Project is expected to produce an average of 194,000 ounces of gold per year over its 17-year mine life at average cash costs of $527/oz, with total production of 3.3 million ounces.
- At a gold price of $1,300/oz, the Aurora Project has an after-tax NPV of $735 million and IRR of 31%, with payback of just over 4 years.
- Guyana Goldfields plans to use a staged approach to develop the Aurora Project, with initial open pit mining and a 5,000 tpd
China Wind Power International Corp. is developing wind power projects in Heilongjiang Province, China to capitalize on growing demand for renewable energy. Their first phase of 49MW is operational and Phase 2 of 49.5MW is under construction. Phases 3-5 will develop an additional 448.5MW. The presentation outlines China's commitment to wind power, the company's project locations and economics, recent milestones, and management team.
The document is an investor presentation by Multiplus S.A., a Brazilian loyalty coalition network. It provides an overview of Multiplus, including its business model, partnerships, growth opportunities, and strategic objectives. Key points are that Multiplus has over 8 million members and 151 partnerships, with a unique scalable business model generating recurring free cash flow. The presentation also highlights 2010 financial and operating highlights such as an IPO of R$692 million and adjusted EBITDA of R$290.1 million.
Pacific Coal is on track to become Colombia's leading independent coal producer by increasing production from its existing assets. The company has a diverse portfolio of producing thermal coal assets including the La Caypa mine, Cerro Largo mine, and Jam coking coal mine. Pacific Coal plans to increase production from these assets, explore underground potential, and leverage regional infrastructure to capture value throughout the coal supply chain. The company has an experienced management team and a strategy of pursuing growth through operational improvements and potential acquisitions.
Nordic Investor Relations Conference: IR and Social MediaDave Hogan
Social media is being adopted more slowly by investor relations departments compared to other corporate functions. While Twitter is the most commonly used tool, many companies only use it to announce previously disclosed news rather than engaging in two-way conversations. The document provides examples of how other social media platforms like YouTube, blogs, and LinkedIn can be leveraged to tell a company's story and engage with stakeholders in IR.
MoneyOnMobile is a mobile payment network operating primarily in India. It has over 310,000 retail stores enabled on its network and has processed $754 million in volume over the past twelve months. It sees significant growth opportunities in India given the country's large unbanked population and reliance on cash transactions. The presentation provides an overview of MoneyOnMobile's business model, growth strategies, competition, management team, and historical financial and operational metrics.
Global Equity International Inc. is a global business advisor that provides capital raising, strategic planning, and management placement services to small and mid-sized companies. It generates revenue through cash payments and equity success fees from its portfolio of over 18 client companies across various sectors and geographies. The company has an established 8-year operating history and reported $2.4 million in revenue and $700k in net income over the past 12 months. It aims to expand its deal pipeline and pursue value-added acquisitions to continue growing its revenues and shareholders' equity. Global Equity International is led by an experienced management team and plans to up-list to a senior stock exchange.
Business and Professional CommunicationsDave Hogan
A basic primer on business and professional communication tips, including tips for proper use of cellphones and email. Includes recommendations for personal and business etiquette.
How to leverage social media at IT organizationsThe Oren Group
The rapid proliferation of social media has revolutionized the way companies and consumers from around the world communicate, collaborate and transact. Social media platforms & tools like:
Facebook, Twitter, blogs, webcasting, and virtual events have positively impacted our business by enabling effective knowledge sharing & collaboration with various stakeholders across different geographies and time zones.
In this presentation, I will explain why and how IT companies should use social media to develop relationships with their target audiences and stakeholders.
I will discuss social media strategies & platforms that are available for companies in general and IT companies in particular to effectively provide value to their customers and stakeholders. Several case studies of IT companies that have successfully adopted social media are provided.
Is Your Business Bold Enough for Social Culture?Neville Hobson
This document summarizes Dell's social media strategy and efforts over time:
1) Dell formed a community outreach team in 2006 to listen to online conversations about the brand. Over time, Dell expanded its social media presence across platforms like Twitter, YouTube, and blogs.
2) Dell established a social media command center to monitor 22,000+ daily posts in 11 languages. It also built an influencer relations program to identify and build relationships with key online influencers.
3) Dell held in-person Customer Advisory Panel events to get feedback from influential social media users it had identified. These events were well-received and generated positive coverage and advocacy.
This presentation was delivered at the Calgary Marketing Club to provide an introduction to the topic of how to use social media to market a B2B company.
This presentation provides an overview of how companies, through their investor relations departments, are using social media to communicate with shareholders, analysts and investors.
This document discusses the benefits of social media for businesses. It outlines how social media allows unparalleled access to information, enhances brand awareness and perception, and enables better engagement with customers, employees, and business partners through collaboration. Specific benefits mentioned include increased control over messaging, participation in conversations, and richer user experiences. Examples are given of how Dell and Verizon successfully utilize social media.
Investor Relations & Emerging Media – Presented at the NIRI Capital Area Chap...Michael Pranikoff
The document discusses best practices for using emerging media and social networks in investor relations and communications. It provides statistics on social media usage among financial professionals and investors. It recommends establishing guidelines for social media use, consistently communicating through multiple channels, listening to conversations, and addressing risks while experimenting with new technologies. The goal is to engage audiences and drive two-way conversations in an open and trusted manner.
Guerrilla marketing relies on creativity and sharing content through social media rather than large budgets. As social media has grown, it has become an important low-cost marketing tool for connecting with customers and learning about their interests through sites like Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn and video platforms. The document provides tips on using different social media strategically to both learn about customers and promote brands or businesses in an engaging way.
Presentation on Cost Effective Use of Social Media by MSMEsSneha Bansal
This Presentation is about the cost effective use of social media by MSMEs. And how internet has changed the meaning of marketing, How and Why Conventional marketing is been replaced by Online marketing? How Small and Medium enterprises can make benefits out of this.
This document provides an overview of social media strategies and best practices for Cisco partners. It discusses listening to customers and insights, seeding and participating in social networks, using social media for visibility, education and communication, crowdsourcing, and addressing risks. Specific platforms and metrics are mentioned for various strategies. Best practices include alignment with business objectives and having a strategic plan that includes listening, learning, planning, participation and measuring initiatives.
This is my presentation from last year. Since then Facebook added a few 100 million users and more news organizations changed their structure and strategy. Compare this to my other recent ones .
Social Media To Increase Your Business At The Regional Chamber Of Commerc...Shashi Bellamkonda
Shashi Bellamkonda discusses using social media to grow a business. He outlines social media 101 including defining social media and how small businesses can use it. He then discusses leveraging social networks and online communities like Facebook and LinkedIn. Next, he covers getting started on Twitter and blogging basics. Throughout he provides tips on each topic and emphasizes listening, engaging audiences, and adding value through social media.
Social Media To Increase Your Business At The Regional Chamber Of Commerc...Shashi Bellamkonda
Using Social Media to grow your business discusses how small businesses can leverage social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn to connect with customers, build their brand, and grow their business. It provides tips on using each platform, including creating an engaging profile, sharing valuable content, participating in discussions, and listening to customer feedback. The document also explains how to get started on Twitter and provides examples of effective ways businesses can use Twitter for marketing, customer service, and brand monitoring.
Social Media for Bank Investor RelationsDave Hogan
This presentation is from the SNL Financial Bank Investor Relations Symposium in New York on March 17, 2010. It describes how investor relations departments at banks and other financial services companies can incorporate social media tools into their investor relations and corporate communication programs.
This economic development webinar sesssion included a deeper dive into LinkedIn, Twitter, YouTube. It showed how to use these tools with specific recommendations for th eeconomic development office.
Dell Social Media Presentation - Tackling Corporate Reputation with Social Me...Kerry Bridge
Cory Edwards, Director of Social Media at Dell shared a presentation to Reputation Online and New Media Ages' event today about Tackling Corporate Reputation with Social Media. #nmaSES
The document discusses social media and why brands should engage with it. It notes that 2/3 of the economy is influenced by personal recommendations and that people trust recommendations from other consumers more than traditional ads. It provides statistics on the growth and reach of various social media platforms. It argues that social media allows brands to better connect with customers and discusses how the company Cloud 9 can help brands professionally manage their social media communications.
The document provides an overview of social media and how businesses can utilize various social media platforms. It defines social media and social networks, discusses the most popular social media sites and how they can be used by businesses, and provides tips on getting started with social media and measuring success.
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5. IR is more democratic, open today thanks to technology Old New Public access to SEC documents Limited, slow EDGAR online access Conference calls Invitation only Live and archived access by phone, Web Public access to news releases Limited, slow IR websites, online databases IR conferences Invitation only Webcasts and online archives
6. Premise : A new wave of communication technology, including but not limited to social media, is speeding up the transparency and democratization of corporate information, including investor relations. These changes are inevitable and irreversible.