A letter to public companies.

We are Ben and Rhys, Co-CEO’s here at InvestorHub. 

Being listed gets a bad rap, but it shouldn’t. Being listed should be a superpower. Raising capital in days, not months. Liquidity for stakeholders, incentives for the team, and instant recognition for work well done. 

It can feel great to tell people your story, have them resonate, and invest for the long term. That’s how the market should feel all the time. 

But then people got in the way. 

Layers started to form between you and your shareholders. 

People adding value started taking control, "clipping the ticket" at every stage, and you found yourself not knowing who was buying or selling your stock, or how to reach them. 

Now, being listed can feel like a chore rather than a joy. It's easy to feel behind. The cost of compliance is high, liquidity can cut both ways, and the price doesn’t match reality, leading some to ponder delisting. 

Yet, being a listed company remains a wonder. Thanks to public markets, businesses across industries, countries, and communities grow and thrive every day.  

It’s empowering. It’s transparent. It makes it possible for companies to innovate and expand, and for millions of investors to share in that success and prosperity. 

So, good news: the magic’s still there. You get a glimpse of it when you take that call, present on that podium, or shake hands with that investor. Every time you talk with investors directly, the magic is still there. 

All it takes is talking with your investors directly. 

You already do this. You are direct with your top investors. You are direct at a conference. You are direct on a roadshow. By removing the layers between you and your investors, going direct works wonders - it just doesn’t scale. 

With InvestorHub, you can talk with everyone directly - we have solved for scale. It’s a redo, a rethink of the way you can engage the market. 

It’s about putting more investors in front of you, without taking more of your time. Direct from you to the investor, the way it should be. 

Ben and Rhys.