• How do I know which companies at a large trade show or at an investor conference represent potential business for me and for the American Stock Exchange?
• How do I locate them most efficiently, particularly at a large trade show?
• What about the companies that fall just below the AMEX criteria? How many of them are there at a particular event?
• Is it even worthwhile for me to attend a particular event?

A Web-based Product:

From a new business perspective, separating the wheat from the chaff at a large conference such as The Prospectors & Developers Conference in Toronto each March can be a time-consuming and, therefore, expensive proposition. Ideally, a sales person wants to spend all of his valuable time talking with customers. InfoStats allows you to do just that.

InfoStats will be available to subscribers on our website: http://www.amexspecialist.com. That means it will be available to you wherever you may be in the world (as long as you have Internet access) 24 hours a day, seven days a week, 52 weeks a year.

Subscribers will choose a UserID and a Password to access the website where they can view, download or print out the reports they have ordered.

Product Content:

Trade Shows: Cover a large trade show in half the time and meet all the prospects that represent potential business. InfoStats will display the following information for all exhibiting companies and you will have the ability to sort your lists in various ways. Sort by Stock Price to find out which companies currently meet price (and, most likely, market cap) guidelines.

How do I find over 100 companies that are scattered around a convention hall floor? When you get to a trade show, the conference organizer will generally have an alphabetical list of exhibiting companies with their corresponding booth number. That's fine if you only want to see a handful of companies. If you need to locate 100 or more target companies, however, you will be wandering up and down aisles for days.

InfoStats provides a Booth-sorted list so that as you walk the aisles, you know what companies meet the listing criteria, those that are almost there, and those that don't even come close. It is, by far, the most efficient way to work a trade show. You can walk up and down the aisles, knowing exactly which companies to approach immediately.

AMEX Sales or Service Directors can sort the listing to bring up all the companies in their respective territories.

• Booth Number
• Company Name
• Symbol/Marketplace
• City & State (allows sales/service directors to identify their prospects)
• Price
• Market Cap
• Key to Color code:
  • Blue: Qualified
  • Green: Close to Qualified
  • Yellow: Amex listed

• Know when your prospects are presenting - if that happens to be in the afternoon, you can devote your morning to other things.
• Some conferences are 3-day affairs. If most of your prospects are presenting on day 2, there is no need to be there on days 1 and 3.

Most investment conferences are agenda driven with companies assigned a time slot on a particular day. InfoStats can be formatted to coincide with the conference agenda*. You will have access to the following information: The report will be formatted based on the time slot of each company's presentation. *Note: In the case of large, multi-track conferences, InfoStats will be formatted alphabetically so that it can be used in conjunction with the conference agenda.

In most cases, the client would have access to a preliminary report 10 business days prior to the conference, with an update 5 business days later and a final report available the day before the conference.

Spend your time making the contact and following up with additional information that your customer will find useful.

Let Aurigen do the legwork for you. Time is Money!