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Event Recap: Modern Consensus Management at CIRI Senior IRO Leadership Day
Ask any IRO about consensus and you'll hear the same frustration. A group of analysts builds forecasts on your...
After the pandemic struck, companies needed to rethink their conventional engagement methods. A California-based Real Estate Investment Trust (REIT) teamed up with Q4 and replaced its in-person event with a Virtual Investor Conference.
What made the event different
The virtual investor conference was notable for several distinct features. Each participant was welcomed with a personalized event page that offered tailored agendas reflecting their individual interests, ensuring every attendee felt catered to. The event diversified its outreach with a mix of sessions, ranging from expansive live presentations to more intimate fireside chats. An added advantage was the provision of on-demand recordings. This ensured that no one missed out: those unable to attend the live sessions could catch up at their convenience, and it served as an informative tool for prospective investors.
The results: over 100 attendees, beating the in-person event
The proof of success lies in numbers. The event didn’t just match the attendance of previous in-person events, it exceeded them. With over 100 attendees, the virtual investor conference showcased its ability to draw a broader audience and highlight the company’s investment proposition.
In essence, this collaboration between the REIT and Q4 underscores a vital lesson for the post-pandemic world: virtual conferences, when executed with precision, can rival, if not surpass, their in-person counterparts in reach and impact.
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