Roadshow

usgb/ˈrəʊdʃəʊ/
noun

A series of events or presentations in different places to promote a product, idea, or group.

The company will be doing a roadshow across Europe to showcase their new product.
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Often appears as...

  • promotional roadshow
  • roadshow event
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Business Context

Often used in business to describe a series of professional events promoting a specific agenda.

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The startup launched a roadshow to attract investors.
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Engagement Aim

Roadshows are meant to engage directly with an audience, often for feedback or interest.

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The product roadshow encouraged customer questions and live demonstrations.
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Investor Relations

In finance, a roadshow can refer to meetings with potential investors before a public offering.

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The CEO is on a roadshow to meet with potential shareholders.
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