SAN MATEO, Calif.–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Model N, Inc. (NYSE: MODN), the leader in cloud revenue management solutions, today announced that John Ederer, chief financial officer, will present at the following virtual investor conference:
A webcast of the presentation will be accessible from the investor relations page of the Model N website at https://investor.modeln.com/.
About Model N
Model N enables life sciences and high tech companies to drive growth and market share, minimizing revenue leakage throughout the revenue lifecycle. With deep industry expertise and solutions purpose-built for these industries, Model N delivers comprehensive visibility, insight and control over the complexities of commercial operations and compliance. Its integrated cloud solution is proven to automate pricing, incentive and contract decisions to scale business profitably and grow revenue. Model N is trusted across more than 120 countries by the world’s leading pharmaceutical, medical technology, semiconductor, and high tech companies, including Johnson & Johnson, AstraZeneca, Stryker, Seagate Technology, Broadcom and Microchip Technology. For more information, visit www.modeln.com.
Contacts
Investor Relations Contact:
Carolyn Bass
Market Street Partners
415-378-6114
investorrelations@modeln.com
Media Contact:
Judith Rich
Model N, Inc.
516-884-6879
jrich@modeln.com
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