Insider Trading Alert: Cimpress NV

Cimpress NV (NASDAQ:CMPR) insider has recently participated in insider trading activity. Chief Operating Officer, Nelson Donald R sold 3,810 shares for $323,850 via one transaction Feb 16. Following the transaction, the insider now owns 14,583 shares in total, priced at $1264054.44 as of Thursday. Another notable insider trading was done by the same insider on Jan 11. Nelson Donald R Sold 4,200 shares at an average price of $80.00 for a total of $336,000. Moreover, Quinn Sean Edward carried out a sale of 254 shares at $85.13 each on Feb 17. The transaction amounted to $21,623. Pres, Vistaprint Business Unit BLAKE KATRYN sold 1,971 shares for $151,776 through one transaction Feb 08. Following this sale, this insider’s stake in the company comprises 13,086 shares, priced at $1120815.9 as of Thursday.

The stock has experienced a total of 16 insider trades in the past three months. These trades include 16 sell activities and 0 buy trades. Furthermore, over the past 12 months, the stock was traded 95 times by insiders. In 84 of these trades, the insider was a seller while an employee of the company was the buyer in just 11 instances.

Cimpress NV (CMPR) on February 18, 2016 announced that Sean Quinn, senior vice president and chief financial officer, will present at the Cantor Fitzgerald 3rd Annual Internet and Technology conference in New York City on Thursday, February 25, 2016.

Cimpress is scheduled to present at 8:20 a.m. EST. A live audio webcast of the presentation will be available on the Investor Relations section of the company’s website at ir.cimpress.com and an audio replay will be available until May 25, 2016.

Additionally, on February 8, 2016(CMPR) announced by Ad Age last month. Presented by Ad Age, the leading global source of news and intelligence for the marketing and media community, the B-to-B Best Awards celebrate the most innovative and creative work produced by B-to-B marketers and their agencies across the full spectrum of media, from print and online to outdoor and experiential. Campaigns were judged by Ad Age editors on their creative merits.

What we’re seeing more and more is advertising that not only stands out as great b-to-b work, but as great work plain and simple,” said Ad Age Editor Ken Wheaton. “The successful advertisers in the space know that behind the second b in b-to-b, there is still a person making decisions and they have to connect with that person in order to close the deal — whether it’s via print, video, digital or even non-traditional activations.”

“When we set out to create Vistaprint’s first ever brand TV spot, we wanted to tell a story that showcased the spectrum of emotions inherent in owning your own business,” said Kim DiVincenzo, Creative Director, Vistaprint. “So we were absolutely thrilled by the outpouring of positive comments. And to be recognized by Ad Age among such great talent is such an honor and one we very excited about. My hope is that this serves as further proof that internal agencies can create compelling, award–winning work.”