| Grand prix for best overall investor relations – mega-cap* |
Wells Fargo
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| Grand prix for best overall investor relations – large cap* |
Texas Instruments
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| Grand prix for best overall investor relations – mid-cap* |
Humana
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| Grand prix for best overall investor relations – small cap* |
First Horizon National Corporation
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| Best investor relations officer - mega-cap* |
Bob Strickland, Wells Fargo
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| Best investor relations officer – large cap* |
Dave Pahl & Ron Slaymaker, Texas Instruments
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| Best investor relations officer – mid-cap* |
Regina Nethery, Humana
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| Best investor relations officer – small cap* |
David Miller, First Horizon National Corporation
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| Best investor relations by a chairman or CEO |
Rex Tillerson, ExxonMobil
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| Best corporate governance |
Wells Fargo
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| Best annual report |
Microsoft Corp and The Walt Disney Company (tie)
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| Best investor relations website |
Aflac and JPMorgan Chase & Co (tie)
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| Best crisis communications |
Goldman Sachs & Co
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Most progress in investor relations
Special award for small to mid-cap companies (under $5 bn) |
HealthSouth
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Best use of conferencing
Special award for small to mid-cap companies (under $5 bn) |
Continental Airlines |
| Best corporate advertising |
Charles Schwab
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| Best communications with the retail market |
Wells Fargo
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| Best investor relations by a continental European company in the US market |
Nokia
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| Best investor relations by an Asia-Pacific company in the US market |
Sony Corporation
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| Best M&A investor relations |
Wells Fargo and Wachovia
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| Lifetime achievement in investor relations |
Marty Shea
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*Market cap ranges are based on market capitalization as of December 31, 2008 and are divided as follows for the grand prix for best overall investor relations and the best investor relations officer awards:
Mega-cap – over $30 bn
Large cap – $10 bn-$30 bn
Mid-cap – $2.5 bn-$9.9 bn
Small cap – under $2.5 bn |
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