Hagerty Announces Capital Markets Veteran Jay Koval to Lead Investor Relations
Hagerty (NYSE: HGTY) has appointed Jay Koval as Senior Vice President of Investor Relations, a new role aimed at enhancing the company's investor engagement.
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In this newly created role, Koval will guide the development of the company’s investor relations (IR) function for Hagerty. He will report to Chief Financial Officer
“We are very excited to welcome Jay into this strategic position at Hagerty,” said Turcotte. “He brings outstanding credentials and expertise to our investor relations efforts, has a fantastic perspective on the dynamics of a publicly traded company from an investor point-of-view, and he understands how to build and grow a highly effective investor relations program.”
Koval’s wealth of investor relations expertise was cultivated from prior IR lead roles and more than two decades of capital markets experience. In addition to helping newly listed public companies develop their IR functions over the last three years, Koval created world-class IR programs at Brown-Forman, a leading
During his tenure at Brown-Forman from 2012 to 2019, strong multiple outperformance was achieved by simplifying the company’s investor messaging and globalizing the shareholder base, resulting in a tripling of the company’s market capitalization. At Starwood, Koval led the investor relations function from 2006 to 2012, helping the company achieve a first-place ranking among gaming and lodging companies by
Prior to his investor relations engagements, Koval worked as a buy-side analyst at
“I am excited to join Hagerty and help this exciting, forward-leaning company communicate its value proposition to investors,” said Koval. “There are roughly 43 million collectible vehicles in our
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