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Rebuilding Wendy’s investor relations website to attract the right investors.

Wendy’s investor relations rebranding story.

In the 1980s, a catchy phrase arose from Wendy’s®, the global quick-service restaurant franchise: “Where’s the beef?” It began as a demand for more burger meat but has since evolved to represent the idea of seeking more from a company. Wendy’s aimed to be “the most beloved” restaurant brand worldwide. Their fresh ingredients, commitment to societal betterment, and initiatives like Wendy’s Wonderful Kids showcased this ambition.

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How Electronic Arts investor relations team leveraged effective IR web design

In this day and age, a company’s overall credibility is associated with the aesthetic quality of its website. As an experienced IR professional, Erin Rheaume, Electronic Arts Director of Financial Communications, knew how crucial it was to leverage good web design and create an engaging investor relations (IR) site to educate the Street, convey brand personality, and engage with the investment community. 

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Boosting investor relations with Q4: A Zuora case study.

Zuora’s investor relations challenge.

Zuora (NYSE: ZUO), a cloud-based provider of billing solutions for subscription-based businesses, found itself at a crossroads. Having grown significantly since its IPO, Zuora had expanded its services from its initial offering, Zuora Billing, to a whole host of products, including Zuora Revenue, Zuora Collect, and Zuora Central Platform. It developed an intelligent hub that handles the customer’s payment system from the initial quote through payment collection to recognize revenue. This growth increased the need for frequent and effective shareholder and analyst engagement.

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An Etsy IR website case study Creates a Destination for the Investor Community

When Deb Wasser joined Etsy in 2018, her appointment as vice president of investor relations wasn’t the only change the company had seen since its IPO in 2015. In addition to a new management team that joined mid-2017, the company had grown from a small-cap to mid-cap company in that short time span. With this increased momentum, Deb saw that the investor relations (IR) website didn’t accurately reflect the momentum or unique brand story of Etsy. She shared, “The main dissatisfaction we had was that our IR site was very plain-vanilla – it was originally developed in 2015 in conjunction with the company’s IPO and hadn’t been touched very much since”. 

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How Revvity transformed its capital markets profile: A website and CRM case study recap

Revvity (NYSE: RVTY), a groundbreaking healthcare solutions provider, was founded following PerkinElmer’s divestiture of its Analytical and Enterprise Solutions business in May 2023. As the newly branded company set its sights on solving worldwide health challenges, the recently appointed investor relations (IR) leader recognized significant changes were needed; he had to reimagine and reposition the company in the capital markets.

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