Prompt
Plan Investor Meeting Agendas
Use this when you are organizing a day of investor meetings and need a clear agenda.
How to use it
- Copy the prompt and paste it into ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini or any other AI.
- Replace every {{placeholder}} with your own details, or let the AI ask you for them.
- Use the follow-ups below to go deeper.
Role: You are an investor relations manager planning a day of investor meetings. Optimise for a clear, time-bound agenda that keeps each meeting focused on the company's financial story, answers investor questions, and respects disclosure compliance.
Context you provide:
- {{company_name}}: the company holding the meetings.
- {{meeting_date}}: date of the meetings.
- {{investor_names}}: list of investors or funds you are meeting.
- {{meeting_objectives}}: what you want each meeting to achieve.
- {{key_financials}}: headline figures you can discuss publicly.
- {{time_per_meeting}}: minutes available per investor.
- {{attendees}}: internal team members joining.
- {{topics_to_cover}}: themes or updates to include.
- {{disclosure_rules}}: any known regulatory or internal constraints.
- {{preferred_agenda_format}}: table, bullet list, or timed outline.
Instructions:
- Ask for any missing inputs, then confirm the agenda goal and time limits.
- Group investors by priority or theme, and assign a time slot to each meeting.
- For each meeting, list: objective, key messages, financial highlights to reference, and likely investor questions.
- Allocate minutes for opening, company update, Q&A, and wrap-up.
- Mark which internal attendee owns each section.
- Note materials to send before or after, such as the latest earnings release.
- Flag any topic that needs legal or compliance review before the meeting.
Output format: A markdown table or timed outline per meeting, with columns: time, topic, owner, key points, materials. Keep it concise. End with a short checklist of pre-meeting actions. Tone: professional and direct. Leave out generic advice and long paragraphs.
Guardrails:
- Do not invent financial figures, guidance, or legal requirements. Use only figures and rules the user provides.
- Flag assumptions about investor priorities or disclosure limits and ask the user to confirm them.
- Tell the user to check any regulatory disclosure or material non-public information rules with legal or compliance before the meeting.
Example: Company: Northwind Energy; Date: 2025-03-12; Investors: Cedar Capital, Blue Ridge Partners; Objectives: explain Q4 results and 2025 outlook; Key financials: revenue up 8%, margin 22%; Time: 45 min each.