Cambium Networks should have been a media darling after being spun off from Motorola.

But after relying on a large New York-based PR firm to get the word out, it might as well have been in the witness protection program.

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That’s when Cambium turned to Bospar. The company needed a nimble and responsive PR agency to build its brand and support its sales teams at key events.

PR worked with Cambium Networks on a multi-pronged approach that leveraged new research that Cambium owned, the development of an industry white paper, a CEO thought leadership program and development of key pieces of collateral including customer case studies to generate placements in vertical media and top-tier business, technology and consumer outlets. PR also developed multiple social media training presentations tailored for different audiences.

When Cambium decided to issue an IPO, we collaborated with their investor relations team to get the word out. We developed a roadshow Q&A, prepping key reporters and pitching the story about how this was the first Chicago company in over five years to go public. On listing day, we managed a complicated calendar of events with journalists, analysts and the big reveal at the NASDAQ itself. As reports started to publish, Bospar worked with IR to handle errors and omissions to ensure the record to listing day was completely accurate. From that point forward, we worked closely with Cambium’s investor relations team to ensure Bospar communicated the company’s IR story to key business reporters. This included a strategic announcement strategy to support Cambium’s acquisition of Xirrus Wi-Fi products and cloud services from Riverbed Technology, Inc. that demonstrated the company’s growth and momentum.