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FOR INVESTOR ROADSHOWS

Multi-city meetings, held to the minute.

One concierge coordinates every ride across every leg — airport, FBO, hotel, meeting, dinner, and departure. Local operators handle the ground; one itinerary owner keeps the context intact.

ROLE

IR teams · deal teams · bank sponsors

WORKLOAD

Back-to-back pitch days · FBO legs

FOOTPRINT

North American commercial markets

COORDINATION

Meeting grid · FBO · hotel

§ 01WHAT THIS LOOKS LIKE IN PRACTICE
I

Multi-city coordination

One concierge arranges every stop across the roadshow schedule. Local operators change by market; the itinerary owner does not.

II

Flight-tracked aviation

FBO handoffs are briefed around the airport, tail number when available, passenger lead, baggage volume, and onward address.

III

Schedule discipline

Meetings run back-to-back. Buffer built into every handoff. Chauffeurs briefed on principal timing and venue access.

IV

Quiet discretion

Operators are briefed on confidentiality expectations, quiet windows, passenger names, and what should never be discussed in the vehicle.

V

Late-notice flexibility

One-off meeting additions, venue changes, extended days. Handled without rewriting the itinerary from scratch.

VI

Consolidated reporting

A single itinerary, one billing contact, and trip documentation that can be reconciled after the roadshow closes.

§ 02WHEN THIS MODEL FITS
CASE 01

IPO and follow-on roadshows

Multi-day pitch programs with bank sponsors, analyst meetings, media stops, FBO handling, and schedule buffers held in one itinerary brief.

CASE 02

LP and investor day tours

LP visits across financial hubs, with discreet pickups at hotels, offices, private clubs, and venue entrances named in the itinerary.

CASE 03

Cross-border deal teams

Cross-border schedules with aligned ground coverage, airport timing, and billing notes held by the same concierge thread.

§ 04 · BEGIN AN INQUIRY

Every leg. One itinerary.

Send us the meeting grid and the aviation plan. We return a full ground itinerary — chauffeur assignments, buffers, FBO instructions — built around the meetings that have to happen, not around vendor availability.

CONCIERGE REVIEW · NO OBLIGATION

Experience the concierge standard.

Our team curates the perfect ride through vetted local operators, ensuring every detail meets our rigorous standards of excellence.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

Send the meeting grid, hotel or FBO addresses, passenger count, luggage or materials count, preferred vehicle class, airport or tail details, billing contact, and any known buffer requirements between meetings. The concierge uses that grid to build the ground itinerary instead of quoting isolated point-to-point rides.

Yes. The value is one itinerary owner across each city in the North American commercial footprint, with international-on-request support when the schedule goes outside that footprint. Each city is matched to a vetted local operator, but the itinerary context stays with one concierge.

Private aviation legs are briefed by FBO, arrival time, tail number when available, passenger lead, baggage volume, and onward address. The assigned operator receives the FBO handoff notes and the concierge adjusts when the flight timing moves.

Yes, but the quote states the change rules. Added stops, longer waits, extra vehicles, or after-hours extensions are coordinated by the concierge and priced according to the operator terms confirmed for the itinerary.

Separate local vendors require the team to repeat the context in every city. Artisan Chauffeur & Concierge keeps one itinerary thread: meeting order, principal preferences, airport timing, billing, and operator instructions stay attached as the schedule moves.