Say: Summary

Say

Technology, Finance, Shareholder Engagement, Investor Relations

Say provides shareholders with a platform to voice their questions and concerns directly to the companies they invest in, enhancing shareholder engagement.

Say is a technology platform that allows shareholders to participate in Q&A events with company leaders. It empowers users to ask questions and engage directly with the companies they invest in.

Participation in shareholder Q&A events; Access to earnings calls and shareholder meetings; Engagement with a variety of companies; Real-time interaction with company leaders

Say is most valuable for shareholders looking to ask questions during earnings calls, participate in shareholder meetings, and engage with company leaders on important issues.

Direct access to company leaders during Q&A sessions; Wide range of participating companies from various industries; Empowerment of shareholders to actively engage in corporate governance

Say's main strengths include its user-friendly platform, the ability to connect shareholders with a diverse array of companies, and its focus on enhancing shareholder rights and engagement.

Say positions itself as a leading platform for shareholder engagement, focusing on transparency and direct communication with company management.

The target users include individual shareholders, institutional investors, and anyone interested in corporate governance and shareholder rights.

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• Shareholder Q&A

• Investor Engagement

• Corporate Governance

• Earnings Calls

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Empowering, Engaging, Informative

Say uniquely positions itself as a bridge between shareholders and company leaders, facilitating direct communication during Q&A events, which is not commonly offered by other platforms.

Say's brand identity emphasizes empowerment, transparency, and active participation in corporate governance.

2017-06-01

• Alex Lebow

• Jeff Cruttenden

• Julio Fredes

• Zach Hascoe