Your investors can only back what they understand.

Investor communications for public and pre-IPO companies

Helping public and pre-IPO companies tell their story in plain English, so investors understand what they’re buying.

Most small public companies only speak when they have to.


A compliance release meets the rules. It rarely explains what the company does, why it matters, or what comes next. For a company with no analyst and a shareholder base of individual investors, that release is often the only thing investors ever read.

44%

of small- and mid-cap stocks have no analyst coverage at all.

Source: SEC Office of the Advocate for Small Business Capital Formation, FY2024

53%

of Canadian investors use social media for investment information. YouTube is the platform they use most.

Source: CSA 2024 Investor Index

30–37%

of daily US equity trading is estimated to come from retail investors, and their share is higher in the smallest stocks.

Source: MEMX Retail Trading Insights

How we help

Every engagement starts with how your company looks to an investor today, and builds one clear story you tell the same way everywhere.

Foundation

One time · 30 days · Idea pre-IPO

The materials an investor reads before deciding: your investment story, investor presentation, one-page fact sheet, IR page copy, a press release template and a messaging guide for your CEO.

Visibility

Monthly

A steady voice between milestones: news releases written for investors, LinkedIn posts and short videos in your CEO's voice, a shareholder newsletter, and earnings preparation. A clear report every month on what went out and how investors responded

Growth

Monthly

For companies ready to build their shareholder base. Everything in Visibility, plus targeted outreach to the investors and analysts most likely to care about your story, conference preparation, and a quarterly review of who owns your stock and how that is changing.

Request a free IR Audit

Tell me which company you lead. Within a week you'll receive a one-page review of how your company reads to investors today, and three changes I would make first.