
Conference access
Build a stronger conference schedule
Use empirical evidence to prioritize investor demand, support negotiations around access and communicate a clear rationale for how management time is being allocated.
Most target lists show investors who look like your owners. Event Targeting ranks the ones most likely to become your owners.

Every conference, roadshow and earnings cycle comes with a list and a deadline. Event Targeting replaces peer resemblance with evidence, combining ownership data, investment history and company-specific signals to rank the investors most likely to buy in now.
Preparing for a conference, roadshow or earnings follow-up? Share your list and receive objective rankings, prioritization and engagement guidance designed to help you make more of the opportunity.
Different IR moments create different prioritization challenges. Event Targeting provides clear guidance for deciding where to focus, how to allocate access and which opportunities may deserve greater attention.

Build a stronger conference schedule
Use empirical evidence to prioritize investor demand, support negotiations around access and communicate a clear rationale for how management time is being allocated.

Create more opportunities for the right meetings
Identify owners and non-owners with stronger ownership-growth potential including opportunities that may not appear on a broker-provided list.

Find the opportunities beyond the obvious callbacks
Prioritize the analysts and investors already on your radar, while identifying newcomers, smaller owners and non-owners with the greatest potential.

Traditional targeting can produce credible-looking lists based on peer ownership, sector interest or investment style. But looking right may not mean likely to invest.
Event Targeting combines ownership data, investor characteristics, historical investment patterns and company-specific factors to identify the investors most likely to act. This gives IR teams a stronger basis for prioritization than peer resemblance, familiar names or broker recommendations alone.
Who should receive limited conference access? Identify investors with stronger empirical alignment and ownership-growth potential before management time is committed.
Identify the owners and non-owners that should shape the itinerary, based on evidence of ownership-growth potential.
Use investor activity and probability signals to identify newcomers, smaller owners and non-owners that may warrant follow-up.
A simple process. Meaningful outcomes.
Funds with high scores are up to 28 times more likely to initiate a position in your company than the natural average**.
Experience in investor relations informs the methodology, analysis and guidance.
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** The natural rate refers to the incidence of a fund-level non-owner buying a security.

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