ICR directors Dan Brennan and Ryan Flanagan live in RSAC 2025

Technological advantage He hosted a fire chat on April 29 in RSAC 2025 in San Francisco with Dan Brennan and Ryan Flanagan, CEOs delegated to ICR. The face -to -face interview was joined Editor in No John Jannarone And they discussed how ICR advises their customers on the concern of cybersecurity, IA and relationships with investors, how the company differs in the market with its Wall Street experience for decades, among other topics.

Look at the following interview:

Over Dan Brennan

DAN provides public relations services for B2B technology companies, with a specialization in cybersecurity, artificial intelligence, marketing technology and technology, e -commerce and more. In his twenty years of agency experience, he has helped companies at all stages of growth from young startups to established technological giants and enjoys the opportunity to face unique communications challenges while also creating positive awareness of the market. Dan has worked on various IPO and space transactions and has been privileged to work with various recognizable brands, such as Citrix, Crito, Allyx, Bitly, RSA Conference, RSA Security, Darktrace, Bigcommerce, Metal Mettimerker, Aspentech and Verisign.

Dan sees communications as a critical facet of the broadest corporate strategy for B2B technology companies and takes advantage of their experiences to help clients develop and execute communication strategies as they build brands and drive tangible business results.

Outside the ICR, Dan loves to train (and encourage) to his children’s sports teams and hit the ski slopes with his friends and family any possibility he has.

About Ryan Flanagan

Ryan provides investor relationships mainly to business software companies. After having spent more than a decade in Wall Street as an equity analyst (Monness Crespi and Hardt and Wedbush Securities), Ryan has IR knowledge and contacts in the integrated industry that he takes to advance the corporate messaging of his client, financial modeling and transactions. Since joining the ICR, he has advised many OIPs, spaces and problems in which private companies seek to explore public markets.

Ryan helps clients evolve and optimize investors’ messaging by adopting a concise and constant approach, based on stable execution. A huge part of their value proposition is to identify potential problems that may not have already been known.

Ryan makes his family, friends, children and dog as much as possible in his free time, such as traveling, golfing, hiking, skiing, reading and cooking.

As for ICR

Founded in 1998 by three former Wall Street analysts and a lifetime collaborators, ICR was created to develop and offer strategic communications and shocking advisory solutions for companies at all stages of growth.