How do shareholders attend an annual meeting if there’s nowhere to go? That’s not a trick question. Inforte Corp., a $32.7 million customer strategy and solutions consulting company based in Chicago that went public in 2000, has held its annual meetings in cyberspace ever since. A year later, $107.4 million ICU Medical, a medical device manufacturer headquartered in San Clemente, Calif., abandoned brick-and-mortar meetings, too.
