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Awards by nomination

For our awards-by-nomination categories, individuals and companies are given the opportunity to submit written entries, free of charge, to be put forward to a panel of expert judges made up of investment professionals and IR Magazine editorial team members.

WINNERS ANNOUNCED

We are delighted to announce the winners for this year's awards.

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Nominated categories
How the winners are chosen

Best crisis management

Have you recently dealt with an unexpected event threatening your company's business or reputation? How did your company respond to the Covid-19 pandemic? Tell us about your ‘crisis ready’ plan, the strategy you implemented when the storm hit, and how the IR team’s actions successfully protected or restored shareholder value.

Nominees

Ally Financial
Blackbaud
Hannon Armstrong
Hilton Worldwide Holdings

WINNER
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings

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Best ESG reporting

Companies face growing demands to inform investors about the risk and opportunities - they face from a range of ESG issues. Describe how your company was able to meet the demands of shareholders looking for substance in ESG reporting?

Nominees

FIS

WINNER
Hannon Armstrong
Henry Schein
Honeywell International
ONEOK
Philip Morris International
Verizon Communications

Sponsored by

Best investor event

Did you hold a capital markets day, site visit or other investor event that made your company stand out from the crowd? Tell us how you came up with an original initiative, the way you managed its organization, and how your audience’s expectations were met; audience feedback is also welcome. Both virtual and in-person events can be considered for this award.

Nominees

Fiserv
Medtronic
Sempra Energy
Tractor Supply Company

WINNER
Zillow Group

Sponsored by

Best IR during a corporate transaction

How did your IR team go above and beyond to support a recent corporate transaction? Let us know the details. We’ll be looking at the IR team’s involvement in crafting/releasing the messaging for the financial markets and how it organized outreach and dialogue to gain approval from key shareholders.

Nominees

First Horizon Corporation
Ideanomics
I-Mab Biopharma Co
T-Mobile US

WINNER
Wright Medical Group
ZoomInfo Technologies

Sponsored by

Best IR website

The IR website is the first point of contact for an IRO’s audience. We want to hear from companies that have developed a best-in-class website displaying top-notch customer experience, engaging content that meets analysts’ and investors’ needs, and multiplatform access.

Nominees

Etsy
Intel Corporation

WINNER
Tractor Supply Company
Voya Financial
Zebra Technologies Corp

Sponsored by

Best use of technology & social media for IR

Are you a tech-savvy IRO always looking out for cutting-edge technological solutions for IR? Describe the innovative ways you have incorporated video, audio, infographics or webcasts into your IR program. Judges will be looking for evidence of heightened investor and analyst engagement via these channels.

Nominees

Atlassian
Zoom Video Communications

WINNER

Sponsored by

Rising star

This award seeks to honor individuals who bring fresh thinking and a unique approach to the profession. This category is open to anyone who has been working in IR for less than five years and has less than 10 years of professional experience.

Nominees

1Life Healthcare, Rose Salzwedel
Amedisys, Nick Muscato

JOINT WINNER
Atlassian, Martin Lam
Green Thumb Industries, Jennifer Dooley
Western Midstream Partners, Abby Dempsey

JOINT WINNER

Sponsored by

Lifetime achievement

Nominees

Maureen Wolff

WINNER

Sponsored by

The awards-by-nomination categories differ from our traditional researched awards, as individuals and companies are given the opportunity to submit written entries, free of charge, to be put forward to a panel of expert judges made up of investment professionals and IR Magazine editorial team members.

The judging process consists of three simple phases:

Phase one: Once the entry deadline has passed, the IR Magazine editorial team reviews all submissions and produces the short list

Phase two: The short-listed entries are shared with an independent judging panel made up of industry experts. The judges review each short-listed entry and select their top two picks per category

Phase three: The judges come together to discuss, debate and select the final list of winners who will go on to win an award

The judges’ votes are not made public, but their comments may be published in articles or reports after the event. Judges are not required to make comments against every submission.

Meet the judges

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Ben Ashwell
Editor
IR Magazine & Corporate Secretary

Ben Ashwell is the editor at IR Magazine and Corporate Secretary, covering investor relations, governance, risk and compliance. Prior to this, he was the founder and editor of Executive Talent, the global quarterly magazine from the Association of Executive Search and Leadership Consultants. Before moving to the US, Ben was the vice president and editor at Executive Grapevine, overseeing a daily news website, ten annual supplements and HR Grapevine, the UK’s leading HR and talent management magazine. In his spare time, Ben writes fiction, poetry and arts and culture reviews. Eyewear Publishing recently named him in their list of the Best New British and Irish Poets.
Sally Curley
Founder and CEO
Curley Global IR (CGIR)

Sally is Founder and CEO of Curley Global IR (CGIR), LLC, an Investor Relations (IR), Environmental-Social-Governance (ESG) and Corporate Governance strategic advisory firm. With more than 30 years of business experience, Sally has worked for and represented companies in the healthcare, high tech, software and retail industries. Her expertise includes: building and leading IR, ESG, corporate governance outreach programs; strategic consulting and planning; advisor to public, private and non-profit Boards; IPOs (traditional and tracking stocks). From 2010 to 2017, she was named a top IR Officer in her industry by Institutional Investor Magazine and in 2012 was named one of Treasury and Risk Magazine’s “30 Outstanding Women in Finance.” In 2019 she received the prestigious IR Magazine Lifetime Achievement award, an honor awarded by her peers.

For nearly a decade, Sally served as Senior Vice President, Investor Relations for Cardinal Health, a Fortune 50 global healthcare services company, where she oversaw worldwide IR and corporate governance outreach efforts. She was a member of the company’s Global Leadership Team as well as its Disclosure Committee. While there, Sally co-founded and co-chaired the company’s first cross-functional committee responsible for assessing and advancing ESG (environmental, social and governance) initiatives. Prior to Cardinal Health, Sally was Vice President, Investor Relations for Genzyme Corporation (now Sanofi), where she led global IR and helped to advise the Nominating and Governance Board Committee on governance issues. In both organizations, she grew the domestic and international shareholder base substantially.

Sally has presented numerous times to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission Corporate Finance Division on topics related to IR, disclosure, ESG and proxy process reform. She also has authored Comment Letters to the SEC on behalf of the organizations with whom she worked.

Sally served on the National Investor Relations Institute’s (NIRI’s) Board of Directors, its Senior Roundtable Steering Committee and as a past President of the Boston Chapter. She currently sits on NIRI’s Ethics Committee. In 2013 Sally was inducted into NIRI’s inaugural Class of Fellows, “recognized leaders who represent the ideals of the investor relations profession.” She chaired the committee responsible for creating the NIRI Body of Knowledge, used as the basis for a new IR Certification (IRC). A member of the Society for Corporate Governance, Sally serves on its Sustainability Committee.

Sally currently sits on the Advisory Board for MOBILion Systems, Inc., a private company enabling advancements in disease diagnosis and treatment through its proprietary analytical instrumentation. In addition, she has served as member of the Board of Directors for several non-profit organizations, including the Columbus Zoo and Aquarium (one of the nation’s largest) where she chaired the Board’s Sustainability Committee and was a member of its Nominating and Governance Committee.

Sally is an Adjunct Faculty member at Georgetown University for its Executive Master’s in Global Communications program. She has guest-lectured / taught at The Ohio State University, Boston University, Emerson College Graduate School of Communications and Harvard University on IR, ESG, corporate governance, disclosure issues and crisis communications, including creating coursework related to the healthcare industry. She holds a B.A. from Colby College in Waterville, ME, an M.B.A. from Northeastern University in Boston, MA, and a Certificate of Biotechnical Education from Boston University Medical School.
William Galligan
Former vice president of investor relations
Kansas City Southern
Gary LaBranche
President & CEO
National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI)

Gary LaBranche, FASAE, CAE, is the President & CEO of the National Investor Relations Institute (NIRI). As CEO, LaBranche provides strategic executive leadership to advance the NIRI’s mission and goals. He represents NIRI to regulators, lawmakers, the media and other audiences.

Before joining NIRI in March 2017, he was CEO of the Association for Corporate Growth (ACG). ACG serves 90,000 investors, lenders, executives and advisors to middle market companies, including 1,000 private equity firms.

An association professional for 37+ years, LaBranche has served as CEO for three other organizations and as a senior executive at the American Society of Association Executives (ASAE) and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. Prior to joining ACG, LaBranche was CEO for the Association Forum of Chicagoland. At the Forum and ASAE he was responsible for identifying, developing and sharing best practices, models and innovation in association management, professional development and meeting planning. At ASAE he was responsible for the 6,000 attendee “Super Bowl of Conventions,” launch of e-learning and modernization of the Certified Association Executive (CAE) program.

He was named an ASAE Fellow (FASAE) in 1995. He was the ASAE Key Award winner for 2007, the highest award in the profession. ASSOCIATION TRENDS named him the 2012 Association Executive of the Year. He is a member of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce’s Association Committee of 100 and is past chairman of the Chamber’s Institute of Organization Management. LaBranche has served on ASAE’s 4 governing boards and continues to serve on the board of ASAE’s for-profit subsidiary, ASAE Business Services, Inc. of which he is past chairman. He serves on the Advisory Board of the Kogod Cybersecurity Governance Center at American University.

He is the author of 300+ articles, podcasts and columns, including “The Association CEO Succession Toolkit” published by ASAE in 2018. He authored the chapter, “Managing the Complex Association Enterprise” in ASAE’s Handbook on Professional Practices in Association Management, 3rd edition. He has consulted/presented to 300+ associations.

LaBranche was profiled as an innovative leader in the book, Hope: How Triumphant Leaders Create the Future, by Andrew Razeghi. He has also been featured in Strategic Transformation: How Boards Achieve Extraordinary Change.
Carol Murray-Negron
President
Equanimity

Carol Murray-Negron is President of Equanimity, Inc. Ms. Murray-Negron coaches senior executives and leaders to optimize their performance, leadership presence, and strategic communications, and is an adjunct professor of investor relations at New York University’s School of Professional Studies. Ms. Murray-Negron’s corporate experience includes senior positions with Avon Products, Inc., in both U.S. and International. During her tenure as Vice-President, Investor Relations, Avon’s IR program received industry recognition as “Most Improved IR” among mid-cap companies. Other senior positions at Avon included Marketing Vice-President of Asia-Pacific, where she implemented a coordinated regional marketing strategy and also held line (P&L) responsibility for two Asian markets, and Regional Vice-President of U.S. Sales, where she provided motivational leadership to Avon’s largest sales group. Ms. Murray-Negron received IR Magazine’s Lifetime Achievement Award, and is a Fellow of NIRI. She holds an M.F.A. in Drama from Yale University and a B.A. in English from Chatham University, where she received the 2016 Alumni Leadership Award.

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Lifetime achievement award

We are pleased to announce that this year’s lifetime achievement award winner is Maureen Wolff.

Maureen is an accomplished visionary in the fields of investor relations and corporate communications with more than 30 years of success counseling C-level executives and directors to raise the level of their communications, build credibility and maximize shareholder value. As a nationally recognized expert in the complex and ever-changing landscape of corporate governance and investor relations, Maureen is regularly called upon to bridge the intersection between the two fields. She has earned a reputation for providing clients with stellar advice on implementing best-in-class Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) strategies; navigating through proxy contests and activism campaigns; elevating proxy communications; raising capital and developing crisis communication strategies.

Read Maureen’s full bio here.

Awards by research

Our awards-by-research nominees are determined by the input of hundreds of analysts and portfolio managers, who give their opinions on which companies provide them with the best IR service in the US. Every year we invite any publicly listed company to submit their list of buy and sell-side analysts and portfolio managers, so that they have the opportunity to vote via our survey.

If you have any questions on this process or wish to access our data sharing agreement, please visit our Frequently Asked Questions page. For any further queries about the research, please contact [email protected].

WINNERS ANNOUNCED

We are delighted to announce the winners for this year's awards.

View the full list of winners by clicking here

Researched Categories
How the winners are chosen

Best overall investor relations (large cap)

This category covers companies that have most impressed the investment community with their overall IR program. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn and US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

Danaher
Equinix
Medtronic

WINNER
Microsoft
Nvidia Corporation

Sponsored by

Best overall investor relations (mid-cap)

Nominees

American Airlines Group
Axon Enterprise

WINNER
JB Hunt Transport Services
Owens Corning
United Airlines

Sponsored by

Best overall investor relations (small cap)

Nominees

Energy Recovery
Hersha Hospitality Trust
Koppers
Matador Resources Company

WINNER
Stoneridge

Sponsored by

Best investor relations officer (large cap)

This category is for individual IROs whose knowledge of their company and sector and whose ability to build relationships with members of the investment community and to be transparent, accessible and responsive, sets them apart. Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn and US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

Aptiv, Elena Rosman
Danaher, Matthew Gugino

WINNER
Hilton Worldwide Holdings, Jill Slattery
Medtronic, Ryan Weispfenning

Sponsored by

Best investor relations officer (small to mid-cap)

Nominees

American Airlines Group, Daniel Cravens

WINNER
Axon Enterprise, Andrea James
Horizon Therapeutics, Tina Ventura
JB Hunt Transport Services, Brad Delco
United Airlines, Michael Leskinen

Sponsored by

Best IR by a senior management team (large cap)

Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn and US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

Danaher, Rainer Blair, CEO & Matt McGrew, CFO
DR Horton, David Auld, CEO & Bill Wheat, CFO
Nvidia Corporation, Jensen Huang, CEO & Colette Kress, CFO

WINNER
Teladoc Health, Jason Gorevic, CEO & Mala Murthy, CFO
Zimmer Biomet, Bryan Hanson, CEO & Suketu Upadhyay, CFO

Sponsored by

Best IR by a senior management team (small to mid-cap)

Market cap breakdown: Small cap = below US$2 bn / Mid-cap = between US$2 bn and US$20 bn / Large cap = US$20 bn and over

Nominees

Ares Management Corporation, Michael Arougheti, CEO & Michael McFerran, CFO
Euronet Worldwide, Michael Brown, CEO & Rick Weller, CFO
Matador Resources Company, Joseph Foran, CEO & David Lancaster, CFO
Owens Corning, Brian Chambers, CEO & Kenneth Parks, CFO

WINNER
Tempur Sealy International, Bhaskar Rao, CFO & Scott Thompson, CEO

Sponsored by

Most progress in IR

Nominees

Axon Enterprise
General Electric

WINNER
JB Hunt Transport Services
Switch

Sponsored by

Best IR by a non-US company in the US market (excluding Canada)

Nominees

adidas
BP
Fiat Chrysler Automobiles
Roche Holdings

WINNER

Sponsored by

Best in sector: communications

Nominees

Electronic Arts
Spotify Technology
Switch
Uber Technologies

WINNER
Verizon Communications

Best in sector: consumer discretionary

Nominees

Aptiv
Axon Enterprise
DR Horton
Etsy
Hilton Worldwide Holdings

WINNER

Best in sector: consumer staples

Nominees

Costco Wholesale Corporation
General Mills
PepsiCo
Philip Morris International

WINNER
The Estée Lauder Companies

Sponsored by

Best in sector: energy

Nominees

ConocoPhillips
Devon Energy Corporation
Diamondback Energy
Enterprise Products Partners

WINNER
Matador Resources Company
Valero Energy Corporation

Sponsored by

Best in sector: financials

Nominees

First Republic Bank
Goldman Sachs
JPMorgan Chase & Co

WINNER
Progressive
The Blackstone Group
Voya Financial

Sponsored by

Best in sector: healthcare

Nominees

Danaher
Johnson & Johnson
Medtronic

WINNER
Pfizer
Teladoc Health
Zimmer Biomet

Sponsored by

Best in sector: industrials

Nominees

American Airlines Group
Cummins

WINNER
General Electric
Honeywell International
Stanley Black & Decker
United Airlines

Sponsored by

Best in sector: materials

Nominees

Ball Corporation
FMC Corporation
Newmont Mining Corporation
Owens Corning

WINNER
The Sherwin-Williams Company

Best in sector: real estate

Nominees

American Tower Corporation
Equinix

WINNER
Hersha Hospitality Trust
Host Hotels & Resorts
SBA Communications Corporation

Sponsored by

Best in sector: technology

Nominees

Corning
Microsoft
Nvidia Corporation

WINNER
Palo Alto Networks
PayPal
Salesforce.com

Sponsored by

Best in sector: utilities

Nominees

Eversource Energy
NextEra Energy

WINNER
Xcel Energy

The first thing to explain is that our researched awards are different from most others; for our awards by research, companies do not submit nominations. The winners are identified by in-depth research and any publicly traded company is eligible to be considered. This survey is the only one of its kind to go directly to the investment community, via a combination of an electronic survey and one-to-one telephone interviews, canvassing the opinions of the people who matter to you most.

July 2020: Sample selection

IR Magazine has been building investment community databases for more than 30 years. As part of the updating process, listed companies are contacted every year for details of the professionals who currently cover their stock. These details are combined with IHS Markets list of US investment community contacts to produce a total of around 50,000 investors and analysts.

September – November 2020: Telephone survey

The telephone survey then gets under way. The researchers conduct in-depth interviews with an additional 250 portfolio managers and analysts across the US. Many of them participate in the study year after year, but there is always a healthy proportion of new respondents each year as well. As the research progresses, the sample is adjusted to ensure appropriate weightings are maintained.

October 2020: Electronic survey

IR Magazine then conducts an electronic survey of buy-side and sell-side analysts and portfolio managers. The electronic survey typically receives 200 individual responses from the investment community. These responses then go to Mary Maude Research for initial analysis. The research firm determines what will constitute a representative sample, weighted for industry sector.

Results analysis

Once the survey stage of the research is completed, the final analysis is undertaken. The companies with the highest scores make the short lists for the awards categories, and the points are further analyzed to identify the best exponents of IR by sector. The independence of our research is crucial to the integrity of the whole awards program, so IR Magazine sees the results only once the research is complete. This ensures a transparent, independent set of results that IROs can trust as a valuable bench-marking tool.

January 2021: Short list compiled

IR Magazine receives the results in January and contacts the short-listed companies to give them the good news. The short list is then published to the entire IR community one month before the event.

March 25, 2021: Winners announced

And finally… the winners are announced at the awards ceremony on Thursday, March 25, 2021!

March 2021: Report published

Shortly after the awards, the Investor Perception Study – US 2021 report is published and made available to IR Magazine subscribers.

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Partners

Berenberg

Berenberg

Supporting Partners

Berenberg Capital Markets LLC (BCM) is a FINRA-registered US-based broker-dealer; headquartered in NYC, with branches in Boston, San Francisco and Chicago. BCM is a wholly owned, independent subsidiary of Joh. Berenberg, Gossler & Co. KG (Berenberg), one of Europe’s leading privately-owned banks, established in 1590. Building on its strength and expertise across multiple industries, BCM continues to rapidly expand the breadth of global research, sales, trading, corporate access and capital markets services it offers to its institutional and corporate clients. BCM adopts the same principles as its parent company and is committed to building long-term relationships with its clients based on high levels of accountability, responsibility, insight, vision and expertise.

Research and Sales: Together BCM and Berenberg cover approximately 1,000 European and US equities, with a 150+ person research department based in London and NYC. A dedicated global equity sales team of 120+ people contribute to a proven and differentiated marketing and distribution capacity. The BCM global franchise spans relationships with 900+ investors with access to 75+ Tier 1 accounts and privileged dialogue with 650+ Tier 2 / 3 names.

Equity Capital Markets: BCM’s position in the US advanced rapidly in 2020 with an executed 17 transactions totaling approximately $7.8 billion raised including 6 IPOs, 5 follow-ons, 2 ATMs, 1 bond and 3 convertible bonds. To date in 2021, BCM’s US activity resulted in an executed 10 transactions totaling approximately $3.6 billion including 2 IPOs, 6 follow-ons, 1 ATM and 1 private transaction. Globally, Berenberg has executed 25 transactions totaling approximately $9.4 billion including 6 IPOs, 15 follow-ons, 1 ATM, 1 private transaction and 2 convertible bonds.

Global Corporate Access: BCM has built an established flagship and sector thematic conference program in the UK, USA and Germany. In 2020 BCM Corporate Access hosted 6 US-focused conferences, including our inaugural CEO Conference, with 564 corporate representatives from 250+ companies. Approximately 1500 institutional investors attended a comprehensive fireside chat agenda, and 1000 of those investors held 1240 one-on-one and group meetings. Additionally, BCM worked with 750+ companies and 1700+ institutions across 650+ roadshow events, including 200+ fireside chats hosted by our analysts.

For more information, please visit: https://www.berenberg.de/en/
Business Wire

Business Wire

Supporting Partners

Business Wire, a Berkshire Hathaway company, is the global leader in multi-platform press release distribution and financial disclosure services. Thousands of organizations and communications professionals turn to Business Wire for superior optimization, presentation and distribution of their news, photos and multimedia to news media, websites, search engines and wireless services. A recognized disclosure service in the United States, Canada, and a dozen European countries, Business Wire handles regulatory filing into EDGAR, SEDAR and other systems. With more distribution options in more countries than any other commercial newswire, Business Wire provides members with targeted reach to virtually any market or industry worldwide.

For more information, visit us online at www.BusinessWire.com.
NIRI

NIRI

Supporting Partners

Founded in 1969, NIRI is the professional association of corporate officers and investor relations consultants responsible for communication among corporate management, shareholders, securities analysts and other financial community constituents. NIRI is the largest professional investor relations association in the world with more than 3,300 members representing over 1,600 publicly held companies and $9 trillion in stock market capitalization.
For more information, please visit www.NIRI.org

Company	Job title	Company	Job title
Henry Schein	Chairman of the board and CEO	Host Hotels & Resorts	SVP, investor relations
Uber Technologies	Director, head of investor relations	The Estee Lauder Companies	SVP, investor relations
Stoneridge	Director, investor relations	T-Mobile US	SVP, investor relations
Hersha Hospitality Trust	Director, investor relations	Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings	SVP, investor relations, ESG & corp comm
Xcel Energy	Director, investor relations	Palo Alto Networks	SVP, investor relations, M&A finance
Medtronic	EVP – chief financial officer	Samsung Life Insurance	US chief representative officer
FIS	EVP, corporate finance and investor relations	First Republic Bank	VP, director of investor relations
Citi	Global head DR IR	JB Hunt Transport Services	VP, finance & investor relations
adidas	Head of investor relations	ConocoPhillips	VP, investor relations
Zoom	Head of investor relations	The Sherwin-Williams Company	VP, investor relations
Intel Corporation	Investor relations director	Stanley Black & Decker	VP, investor relations
Roche Holdings	IR officer	Atlassian	VP, investor relations
Goldman Sachs	Managing director, investor relations	ZoomInfo	VP, investor relations
Tractor Supply Company	President & CEO	American Tower Corporation	VP, investor relations
CFA society San Diego	Public awareness chair	Zebra Technologies Corporation	VP, investor relations
Better Capital First	Senior director	Switch	VP, investor relations and FP&A
Ally Financial	Senior director – IR	CooperCompanies	VP, investor relations and risk
Amedisys	SVP of finance	Equinix	VP, investor relations and sustainability
Blackstone	SVP, investor relations	BP	VP, investor relations, North America
Fiserv	SVP, investor relations

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Awards by nomination

WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Best crisis management

Best crisis management

Nominees

Best ESG reporting

Best ESG reporting

Nominees

Best investor event

Best investor event

Nominees

Best IR during a corporate transaction

Best IR during a corporate transaction

Nominees

Best IR website

Best IR website

Nominees

Best use of technology & social media for IR

Best use of technology & social media for IR

Nominees

Rising star

Rising star

Nominees

Lifetime achievement

Lifetime achievement

Nominees

Meet the judges

Lifetime achievement award

Awards by research

WINNERS ANNOUNCED

Best overall investor relations (large cap)

Best overall investor relations (large cap)

Nominees

Best overall investor relations (mid-cap)

Best overall investor relations (mid-cap)

Nominees

Best overall investor relations (small cap)

Best overall investor relations (small cap)

Nominees

Best investor relations officer (large cap)

Best investor relations officer (large cap)

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Best investor relations officer (small to mid-cap)

Best investor relations officer (small to mid-cap)

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Best IR by a senior management team (large cap)

Best IR by a senior management team (large cap)

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Best IR by a senior management team (small to mid-cap)

Best IR by a senior management team (small to mid-cap)

Nominees

Most progress in IR

Most progress in IR

Nominees

Best IR by a non-US company in the US market (excluding Canada)

Best IR by a non-US company in the US market (excluding Canada)

Nominees

Best in sector: communications

Best in sector: communications

Nominees

Best in sector: consumer discretionary

Best in sector: consumer discretionary

Nominees

Best in sector: consumer staples

Best in sector: consumer staples

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Best in sector: energy

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Celebrating IR Excellence