Greg Ramsay is a corporate mergers and acquisitions lawyer, as well as an entrepreneur. He comes across as a low-key kind of guy, but the reality is that he has been in boardrooms with some of the global elites in business.
Wesley King has come to be known as the Biohacking Investment Banker. Besides being an advocate and supporter of technologies that aim to better humanity, he has a wealth of knowledge in investment banking and business building. In this interview, we dive into three areas that are hugely interesting: financing companies, investor marketing and biohacking …
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We’re celebrating episode 50! It was suggested to do an episode where someone interviews me so I reached out to my good friend Mark Raffan, host of a #1 rated podcast, “The Negotiations Ninja”. Mark asks questions about myself, and finds out what I have taken away from interviewing some very successful people in the …
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Ebel Kemeling is the Managing Director of ESG and Responsible Investing at MJ Hudson. Ebel advises fund managers and companies on how to establish, execute and measure long-term Environmental, Social and Governance programs – or ESG.
Oren Klaff is the best-selling author of Pitch Anything and Flip the Script, and a successful entrepreneur and financier. Oren has raised hundreds of millions for companies and has strong opinions on how to do it correctly. One topic of discussion is Casper Mattresses who’s go-public debut led to a $750+ million drop in valuation. …
Howard Katz, a Managing Director of Mackie Research Capital offers perspective on managing financial crises during the current COVID-19 pandemic.
Kyle Dunn, CEO of Meyler Capital, sheds light on the importance of building a brand when raising capital and the requirement to take ‘marketing risk’ in doing so.
Investor relations is changing – In Canada alone there are over 500 press releases a day from public companies. So how do you stand out? Taylor Thoen is the founder and CEO of Business Television (BTV) where she has been at the forefront of reaching investors with the most powerful form of media – being …
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In today’s markets, all public companies are facing a similar problem. That problem is how public companies find and engage the roster of service providers needed to properly manage public investor relations programs.
Joining us today is Neil Lock, the founder of a new company that is tapping into exactly that problem. Neil and his team are working towards creating an online destination that brings together all of these service providers to one spot, enabling executives and IR professionals to increase and evaluate their options more effectively.
Anthony Milevski is the former founder and CEO of Cobalt27. That deal alone is worth an episode, but in this interview, we go much further and wind through a number of topics. Anthony is a likely contender to receive an award for being The Most Interesting Man In The World. His path to resources and company building is fascinating.
In our interview, he takes us from his early days growing up in a small town in eastern Washington to the beginnings of his legal and finance career in Russia. It was there that he gained exposure to international mining and energy deals.
Anthony’s work with Cobalt27 generated its share of criticism about the life of that deal. So asked him to share his side of the story. He brings us all the way back to the first memo within their team and the first purchases of physical cobalt. We then go all the way through to the final transaction.
On another front, we talk about market forces that have materially changed how fund managers can hold positions in public companies.
IR has changed and investor marketing is to blame.
Your message, materials, and approach have a material impact on the outcome of your investor engagements.
Let’s connect to see how you can take back in control.