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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...
No longer confined to disclosures and earnings calls, today’s IR teams are expected to be strategic advisors, providing insights that influence the C-suite and shape corporate direction. At the same time, the rise of AI presents both opportunity and risk. Used responsibly, AI can augment the IR function helping anticipate investor sentiment, surface insights, and free professionals to focus on the big picture.
ON DEMAND – WEDNESDAY, 26th NOVEMBER, 2025
Investor relations is undergoing a fundamental shift.
No longer confined to disclosures and earnings calls, today’s IR teams are expected to be strategic advisors, providing insights that influence the C-suite and shape corporate direction. At the same time, the rise of AI presents both opportunity and risk. Used responsibly, AI can augment the IR function helping anticipate investor sentiment, surface insights, and free professionals to focus on the big picture.
In this session, we explore how IR professionals are making the move from transactional to strategic, while adopting AI in a way that strengthens, rather than undermines credibility. Through practical examples and real-world insights, we’ll show how to balance innovation with responsibility and how tools like Q by Q4, the industry’s first purpose-built AI, can help IROs deliver board-level impact.
Irina Zhurba
Director Investor Relations at Mister Spex.
Isabel Vilela
Investor Relations Officer at Goviex
Laura Poolman
Lawyer at Kennedy Van der Laan (specialized in data protection and AI)
Moderator Tish Crawford Jones Director
EMEA Customer Success & Operational Lead