HOW WE WORK

IPR maintains a team of specialists representing more than 30 years of experience in the fields of journalism, media relations, and investor relations. Due to the nature of its work, IPR is in constant contact with the media and the investment community.

The unique relationship between the investment community and the financial media requires a cohesive and disciplined approach. For a financial communications program to be successful, attention must be paid to this symbiotic partnership. IPR specializes in comprehensive, results-oriented financial communications programs that capitalize on this relationship. In addition, our unique international focus and background allows IPR to provide services to clients across borders and around the world. Whether you are a pre-IPO, start-up venture or a Fortune 500 mainstay, IPR's investor and media relations team will work together to tailor a financial communications program that will achieve your business goals.

Our focus at IPR is to work in partnership with our clients to build a foundation for their financial communications efforts in the U.S. and overseas and to develop relationships with the media, analysts, investors and other important constituencies.

For public companies, our role is to:

  • Build awareness and knowledge of a company among sell-side and buy-side analysts, institutional investors and the financial media.
  • Communicate key corporate developments and financial information in a format familiar to the U.S. and English-speaking investment universe to ensure the company is fully understood, to encourage investment interest and to assure a reasonable valuation for the shares.
  • Assess changes and trends in share ownership and identify high potential investors to assure a wide and receptive audience.
  • Ensure the company adheres to all disclosure and communications requirements.
  • Act as an authoritative independent party to research and feed back information regarding the evolving perceptions and concerns of the investment community.

For private companies and individuals, our role is to:

  • Build or enhance an image.
  • Preserve a reputation.
  • Attract attention to products or services.
  • Heighten awareness of important issues.
  • Inform of important corporate developments.
  • Counteract damaging misconceptions or misinformation.