An investor roadshow is a timetable wearing a suit: eight meetings, six postcodes, zero slack. Our roadshow service assigns one dedicated car and chauffeur to the management team for the day, pre-drives the route logic, and puts a dispatcher on the schedule so when meeting four overruns, meetings five through eight are already being re-sequenced. The team just talks, preps and pitches — the timetable is our problem.
The method
Your EA or the syndicate desk sends the meeting list. We sequence drop points for each investor office — the actual door, the loading-bay trick on Old Broad Street, the one-way approach in St James's — and confirm a leg-by-leg plan back to you.
The chauffeur collects the team at hotel or office with the day's plan printed and loaded, water and charging aboard, and the first leg's timing already sanity-checked against live traffic.
The driver holds at each door while our dispatcher tracks the clock. A 25-minute overrun at stop three triggers re-timed legs, a heads-up to your EA, and — where you ask us to — a courtesy call ahead to the next investor's reception.
Last meeting to airport, train or dinner, cases never once carried across town, and a single day-rate line — coded to the deal — on the account invoice. Multi-day roadshows keep the same driver throughout.
Why dedicated beats ad-hoc
Eight separate pickups means eight waits, eight explanations, eight chances of a no-show. One dedicated car is already at the door before the lifts open — over a day, that's a whole extra meeting's worth of recovered minutes.
Between stops the team debriefs, re-orders slides and takes the syndicate call in a consistent, private cabin — impossible across eight random cars with eight listening strangers.
Roadshow drivers are contracted, confidentiality-signed and briefed that names, tickers and terms overheard on speakerphone evaporate. For public-company situations, our discreet protocols apply throughout.
Analyst marketing and dual-track days run parallel cars under one dispatcher; bankers' support cars shadow the management vehicle so the whole caravan moves as one booking reference.
Beyond the Square Mile
Most roadshow days live between the City, Mayfair, St James's and Canary Wharf — but the service stretches where the money does: Edinburgh-flight bookends via a flight-tracked Heathrow transfer, a same-day Reading or Oxford leg on the motorway, and Eurostar connections timed through a St Pancras meet. Wherever the last meeting ends, the car is pointed at the team's way home before they've shaken hands.
FAQ
You send the meeting schedule the night before; we sequence drop points and timings for every investor office, assign one dedicated car and chauffeur for the day, and a dispatcher tracks the clock throughout — re-sequencing later legs the moment any meeting overruns.
Six to ten is the realistic band across the City, Mayfair, St James's and Canary Wharf, depending on meeting lengths and clustering. We'll tell you honestly at planning if a schedule is geographically over-ambitious — before the day proves it.
Full-day dedicated Executive cars from £400, S-Class from £560 and V-Class from £440, with half days from £210 — fixed day rates including the driver, waiting at every stop and dispatcher oversight, coded to your deal on the account invoice.
Yes — the same chauffeur runs the team throughout a multi-day schedule, which compounds usefully: by day two they know the faces, the coffee order and exactly how the CFO likes the timing called.
Yes — roadshow drivers are directly contracted, signed to confidentiality undertakings and briefed explicitly on deal sensitivity. Speakerphone syndicate calls and printed decks in the cabin go no further.
Yes — support cars shadow the management vehicle and analyst-marketing days run parallel schedules, all marshalled by one dispatcher under a single booking reference and one line of billing.
Yes — flight-tracked bookends at Heathrow, Gatwick and London City are standard, and the final leg is timed against the team's actual departure, with the schedule compressed earlier in the day if a flight risk emerges.
Dedicated car & chauffeur · 6–10 stops to the minute · dispatcher oversight · fixed day rate · deal-discreet
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The account most roadshows run on — deal codes and desk billing.
The flexible cousin — as-directed hire without the fixed timetable.
E-Class, S-Class or V-Class for the management team.
Protocols for public-company and price-sensitive situations.
Eurostar and intercity bookends with a platform-exit meet.
Flight-tracked airport legs that open and close the day.