Sixteen years of reports
that shipped on time.
One NYSE-listed relationship tells the story better than any portfolio grid: every annual report since 2010, produced end to end, through everything a public company can throw at a deadline.
Our founder takes over a NYSE-listed company’s annual report.
Caldwell Byers is founded — and the client comes with her.
Report produced and delivered through a global shutdown.
CEO transition mid-cycle. New sections at press. Delivered on time.
The sixteenth consecutive report — and counting.
Engagement highlights
Each highlight below is a real moment from those sixteen cycles — and a different part of what we do.
On time, sixteen years running
Every report since 2010 delivered to the annual meeting date. No extensions, no exceptions — in this business, the streak is the résumé.
Days lost to a CEO transition
A chief executive departed mid-cycle with the letter already in draft. We re-interviewed, redirected the narrative for new leadership, and still hit the date.
Late-breaking section, turned around
An executive section requested days before press — researched, written, proofed, and approved inside a single day without moving delivery.
Interviews distilled to one voice
Five executive interviews shaped into a shareholder letter in the CEO’s own cadence — through a transformation year with a major acquisition and a $2 billion divestiture program.
Strategy before design
Peer-report analysis and original concepts presented to leadership before a single page was laid out — the board approves a direction, not a redo.
Two documents, one story
Narrative built shoulder-to-shoulder with the 10-K, so the story investors read and the numbers they audit move as one filing.