NextAge Technologies has a range of mechanisms in place to allow shareholders to provide feedback and recommendations to NextAge Technologies management.

Direct meetings:

Institutional investors regularly request meetings with our Chief Executive Officer (CEO) and many of them meet with him at least once a year. He and other members of the executive staff attend investor conferences where they give presentations and meet with investors one-on-one.

Analysts who research our company and sector also have regular contact with our CEO and our Chief Financial Officer (CFO). Those analysts are in constant contact with institutional investors and act as a feedback mechanism on how the market perceives the company.

Investor relations:

If analysts and institutional investors are unable to meet directly with our CEO or CFO, then they can rely on regular contact with our Investor Relations department. The department acts as a channel for communications between NextAge Technologies and its investors.

Conference call:

Each quarter, we conduct a financial results conference call that presents analysts and investors with an opportunity to ask questions and detail concerns to the CEO and CFO. Anyone can listen in to these conference calls over the Internet, although posing questions is generally restricted to professional investors and analysts.

Shareholder meeting:

At our annual shareholder meeting, all attendees are presented with the opportunity to ask questions of our CEO, executive staff members and members of the Board of Directors.