Most firms now manage the question queue on quarterly earnings calls but IROs must avoid even the appearance of freezing analysts out
Every quarter Debbie Weber enters a conference room crowded with Microsemi’s CFO, CEO and other senior executives. The walls are papered with every likely – and unlikely – question they might be asked.
Then Weber’s computer screen lights up with a queue of names of analysts and investors dialing in to the California semiconductor firm’s quarterly earnings call. Unlike the line-up at Starbucks or the airport check-in, however, this queue may not be first come,
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