What’s In/What’s Out for Investor Relations in 2013

By Jim Buckley, Executive Vice President & Partner
We have once again laid out a tongue-in-cheek roadmap of what’s in and what’s out in investor relations, and more, for the upcoming year.   Hope you enjoy, and have a happy and successful 2013. 

What’s In What’s Out
Crowdfunding Bootstrapping
LiveStrong           Lance Armstrong
IntercontinentalExchange            Deutsche Börse
Debt ceiling        Glass ceiling
Cliff Clavin           The Fiscal Cliff
Compensation lawsuits                 Overpaid CEOs
Middle Earth The Middle class
Google Maps Apple Maps
Shareholder activism      Rubber stamp boards
Greek Yogurt     Greek Financial Crisis
IPOs LBOs
IR Calendars       The Mayan Calendar
Downton Abbey Abby Lee (Dance Moms)
SEC enforcement Insider trading
Non-deal road shows in Asia Gangnam style
Shareholder engagement “Vote with the Board’s Recommendation” button
IR apps Snail mail
Veep Political ads        
Investor Days  Small group meetings 
Reshoring Unemployment
Bulls       Bears
Boston roadshows  New York City
Risk management Natural disasters
The Lone Ranger Underwater loans
Board diversity  Staggered boards
Fruit Ninja Angry Birds
Capital expenditures The Sequester
Investor Relations Around the Web Gathering IR news yourself

Jim Buckley is an Executive Vice President and a Partner at Sharon Merrill. He oversees the implementation of investor relations programs and provides strategic counsel to clients on a broad spectrum of communications issues including shareholder activism, acquisitions, proxy contests, investor day planning, earnings guidance, institutional ownership trends, analyst interactions and crisis communications. Jim’s clients represent a cross-section of industry, including economic and financial consulting, energy, environmental, life sciences and technology.

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