Don't hide bad news, NIRI conference told

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Speakers at the National Investor Relations Institute's annual conference in San Francisco, CA, from Jun 12, 2000-Jun 14, 2000, were in consensus in telling meeting participants that companies ought to share information including bad news with investors. One speaker noted that involving investors as partners and sharing information with them would attract a higher-quality shareholder base. This is especially true of Internet companies.

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Fisher, Krauss join Streampipe

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Streampipe.com, the ALexandria, VA-based Internet broadcasting company, has announced that they have employed the services of Burson-marsteller veterans, Joe Fisher and Kurt Krauss. Fisher was named CEO, while Krauss assumed the chaurman role. Blair Fuller, the co-founder of the online firm, hopes that with Fisher and Krauss' corporate connections, Streampipe will have a more client-focused operation.

Internet services, Streampipe.com

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New CEO of NIRI revamps staff

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Nancy Humphires, new chief executive of National Investor Relations Institute at Vienna, Virginia has decided to change its organizational structure. She has previously worked for BellSouth Corp.

Virginia, Organizational history, Management dynamics, Professional Organizations, Professional Membership Assns, Management, Officials and employees, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Company business management, Trade and professional associations, Professional associations, Company organization, Humphires, Nancy, National Investor Relations Institute

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