NEW YORK, Aug. 18, 2010 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- The International Stock Exchange Executives Emeriti ("ISEEE"), a global non-profit organization of current and former senior executives from stock and derivatives exchanges, today announced that it has engaged RedChip Companies, Inc. to lead its public relations program.
"RedChip's tireless dedication to integrity and transparency, two key principles of our organization, was an instrumental factor in us selecting them to lead our public relations efforts," said William Foster, Vice Chairman of ISEEE. "Furthermore, RedChip has an impressive track record of increasing visibility and achieving measurable results for their clients."
"We are honored to have the opportunity to represent ISEEE," said Dave Gentry, President and CEO of RedChip Companies, Inc. "They are a truly visionary organization committed to finding innovative, workable solutions to the challenges facing today's global capital markets. As an IR firm representing many small-cap clients, we also deeply appreciate ISEEE's recognition of the vital role that the small-cap sector plays in worldwide economic growth. We look forward to developing and implementing a comprehensive public relations strategy for their organization that will propel them in their mission to become a leading source of global financial reform initiatives."
ISEEE was organized to leverage the expertise of former senior executives from all major exchanges around the world to better understand and formulate opinions on the leading issues affecting the global exchange community. The organization held its 2010 Annual Meeting in Orlando, Fla., from March 28-31. Participants in this year's Annual Meeting included 25 exchange officials representing North America, Europe, Asia and South America. At the meeting, members discussed and reviewed international capital market developments and global reform initiatives. As a product of the discussions, the group issued the "Orlando Declaration of 2010," a statement of reform initiatives covering a broad spectrum of capital market issues. Highlights of the declaration included "Eleven Actions for Balanced Reform Needed to Drive Global Financial Recovery," a list of recommended actions for strengthening market integrity and restoring investor confidence and trust.
The Orlando Declaration of 2010 also included recommendations to improve equity market structure, as well as a resolution by the group to formulate and suggest practical and positive steps to improve the way international market structures support the formation and capital-raising of small- and mid-cap enterprises. To read the Orlando Declaration of 2010 in its entirety, visit http://www.capitalmarketexperts.net/documents/Orlando-Declaration-2010.pdf.
About ISEEE
The International Stock Exchange Executives Emeriti (ISEEE) is a not-for-profit corporation registered in the State of New York, organized for educational purposes to, inter alia, leverage the expertise of current and former senior executives from all major exchanges around the world to better understand and formulate opinions on the leading issues affecting the global exchange community.