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Senior Investor Relations Associate

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msirMadison (WI)

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About the role

Company Description: MS-IR LLC is a performance-oriented investor relations firm that helps companies enhance shareholder value by building strong relationships with the financial community. Founded by Miri Segal-Scharia, the firm works closely with institutional investors, analysts, and financial media to communicate clients’ investment potential and strategic vision. MS-IR LLC specializes in branding company stories and engaging target audiences through meetings, conferences, articles, and marketing materials. Acting as a proactive business partner, the firm provides expert guidance informed by deep business understanding and a broad network of relationships. By developing clear brand identity and compelling investor messaging, MS-IR LLC aims to increase awareness, enthusiasm, and sponsorship in the investment community to maximize valuation.
Responsibilities:
  • Draft and edit press releases, conference call scripts, and other investor communications.
  • Develop shareholder letters, investor presentations, and related materials.
  • Review investor relations websites and financial information across relevant websites.
  • Summarize investor calls and meetings.
  • Outreach, build and enhance relationships with investors and research analysts
  • Read and analyze sell-side equity research reports.
  • Review financial statements, including income statements and balance sheets.
  • Prepare and publish press releases and other content on social media.
  • Support the day-to-day management of client accounts and investor relations activities.

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