Writeup on * about their series of presentations...

Writeup on * about their series of presentations yesterday featuring AR9. Whilst it is complementary, it gives you an insight into the casualness of these broker briefings!

"The occasion is the first in a series of * events that put our clients in front of a select group of top portfolio managers and private investors, and basically, pitch. Because we want to make it the best it can be for all involved, we’ve partnered up with investor relations specialists Caldera House to pull the A-list."

archTIS (ASX:AR9): MD Daniel Lai gets the hospital pass of making cybersecurity enticing. But it’s a lot easier to get the room’s attention when you’ve pulled the quantity and quality of customers archTIS has this year alone.Microsoft? Check. Thales? Check. Australian Department of Defence? Check.US Department of Defence? You see where this is going.That’s just the past six months for the Canberra-based team, and a lot of it is due to what’s turning out to be a very lucrative decision in December to acquire a global information protection system; Nucleus Cyber.As Daniel talks, we get the oysters and a plate of sticks.The oysters are popular (I avoid them, again, not because I’m not an oyster guy, but because I don’t eat messy in new company). The sticks are delicious.What I particularly like, though, is the fact the food is in the centre of the table, and all the passing and offering and notably good manners gives everything a Waltons kind of feel. A Crazy Rich Waltons kind of feel.This is all very… genial. There are some curly questions for Daniel after his moment, mostly regarding how archTIS doesn’t get stampeded by the Symantecs of the world when they decide to do so. Daniel’s about as stressed by this as the wagyu that’s just been floated into the centre of the table. Cybersecurity’s not for the easily unnerved."