Aug 4, 2020
InvestorBrandNetwork (“IBN”), an innovative corporate communications firm and content distributor, today announced that it is collaborating with The Wall Street Investor Forum (“TWSIF”) on the occasion of its upcoming 28th Annual Investor Conference, to be held in an entirely virtual format on September 10 and December 3, 2020. IBN will further the distribution of content generated for the event in its capacity as the conference’s corporate communications firm. “Our team appreciates the opportunity to collaborate with the organizers and support the Wall Street Investor Forum, which is well-renowned for connecting some of the United States’ largest corporate giants to a wide-range of institutional investors,” Jonathan Keim, communications director for IBN, stated in the news release. “We are leveraging our communication solutions to heighten visibility in advance of the event and will also widen reach to additional investor audiences via our growing network of in-house brands and downstream syndication partners.”
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About The Wall Street Investor Forum (“TWSIF”)
TWSIF made investor-relations history in February 1998 by startling Wall Street and the investment banks when it became the first to webcast, to the public, an institutional investor conference. This conference was conducted by TWSIF at New York’s Grand Hyatt, incorporating 100 presenting NYSE/NASDAQ public companies. The Wall Street Investor Forum has conducted 70 multitrack analyst conferences in which over 1,800 different NYSE/NASDAQ/OTC companies have presented and over 3,000 different institutions have attended in New York, Boston and London since 1990. Although its conferences are now focused on small/mid cap companies, public companies ranging from General Electric, Microsoft Corp, Mattel, Pfizer, Biogen, Unilever, EMC, and America Online have presented. Institutions ranging from Gabelli & Company, Neuberger Berman, Wellington Management, JP Morgan Asset Management, Dreyfus, and Putnam Management have attended. For more information about TWSIF, visit www.Investor-Conference.com.
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