'Investor relations' is too limiting – today's IROs are much more
The capital markets have been practicing investor relations for a half-century, as evidenced by the 50th anniversary lapel pins given out at last year’s NIRI Annual Conference (and if you’re not wearing one, why not?) in Florida.
To me, ‘investor relations’ seems limiting, suggesting we’re responsible only for relationships. The IR officers of 2020 are so much more; they’re chief intelligence officers. To understand the intelligent future for our profession, let’s look to the past.
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