Reynolds and Reynolds to Present at Robertson Stephens Technology Conference
The Reynolds and Reynolds Company
announced Feb. 25 Lloyd "Buzz" Waterhouse, CEO, chairman and president of
Reynolds, will present at the Robertson Stephens Technology Conference on
Feb. 26 in San Francisco. As part of his presentation, Waterhouse will
provide an overview of the company's outlook and insights into its recently
announced family of integrated solutions for automotive retailing.
The presentation will be Web cast live at 11 AM EST (8 AM PST). The
presentation can be accessed through the Reynolds' Web site at
www.reyrey.com. A replay of the Web cast also will be available shortly
following the presentation.
Robertson Stephens, Inc. and its international affiliates ("Robertson
Stephens") is a full-service investment bank focused on growth
companies. The firm provides a comprehensive set of investment banking
products and services, including equity underwriting, sales & trading,
research, M&A advisory, convertible securities, private capital, equity
derivatives, and corporate and executive services. Robertson Stephens, Inc.
is an NASD member and a member of all major exchanges and SIPC. The firm has
offices in San Francisco, Boston, New York, Palo Alto, Chicago, Atlanta,
London, Munich and Tel Aviv.
Reynolds and Reynolds, headquartered in Dayton, Ohio, is a
provider of integrated information management solutions to the automotive
retailing marketplace. The company's services include a full range of retail
and enterprise management systems, networking and support, e-business
applications, Web services, learning and consulting services, customer
relationship management solutions, document management and leasing services.
To find out more about the company, its vision, products and services, visit
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