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    Maggie Hoffman

    Research Analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co.

    Maggie Hoffman is an Executive Director and Senior Analyst at JPMorgan Chase & Co., specializing in equity research with a focus on electric utilities and independent power producers. She covers major companies including NextEra Energy, Duke Energy, and Southern Company, and has consistently delivered actionable research to institutional clients, though third-party rankings and success rate statistics are not publicly available. Hoffman began her finance career over a decade ago, previously holding research associate and analyst roles at Citigroup and UBS before joining JPMorgan in 2019. She holds the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) designation, along with FINRA Series 7, 63, and 86/87 licenses, and is recognized for her deep industry knowledge and insightful sector coverage.

    Maggie Hoffman's questions to Reddit (RDDT) leadership

    Maggie Hoffman's questions to Reddit (RDDT) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Maggie Hoffman, on behalf of Doug Anmuth at JPMorgan Chase & Co., asked about the early learnings from testing 'Reddit Lite' internationally and the company's plans for a broader rollout.

    Answer

    CEO Steve Huffman explained that the key learning from the Reddit Lite test was that a simpler, cleaner user interface drives positive metric movement. Consequently, the strategy is not to launch a separate 'Lite' app but to incorporate these successful UI simplifications directly into the main Reddit application for all users globally.

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    Maggie Hoffman's questions to Reddit (RDDT) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Maggie Hoffman, on behalf of Doug Anmuth at JPMorgan Chase & Co, asked about the key learnings from testing 'Reddit Lite' internationally and the company's plans for a broader rollout of that experience.

    Answer

    CEO Steve Huffman clarified that 'Reddit Lite' was a successful test that demonstrated simpler, cleaner UI improves key metrics. He stated the focus is not on launching a separate 'Lite' app, but on incorporating the positive learnings—such as simpler post views and core interactions—into the main Reddit application for all users as quickly as possible.

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    Maggie Hoffman's questions to Criteo (CRTO) leadership

    Maggie Hoffman's questions to Criteo (CRTO) leadership • Q2 2025

    Question

    Speaking for Doug Anmuth, Maggie Hoffman asked for more color on the macro environment's impact on ad budgets, particularly in US retail, and requested an update on the Microsoft partnership's progress.

    Answer

    CFO Sarah Glickman detailed a mixed macro environment, with travel and classifieds strong (up 28% and nearly 30% respectively), while retail, particularly discretionary categories, saw lower spending. CPO Todd Parsons reported good progress on the Microsoft partnership, with several retailer launches planned and the complex technical integration for real-time demand on track for completion by year-end.

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    Maggie Hoffman's questions to ZIPRECRUITER (ZIP) leadership

    Maggie Hoffman's questions to ZIPRECRUITER (ZIP) leadership • Q3 2024

    Question

    Maggie Hoffman, on for Doug Anmuth, asked for a timeline on the US launch of the recently acquired Breakroom and inquired about the broader strategy for monetizing new products and features over time.

    Answer

    Executive David Travers stated that the Breakroom integration is performing well in the UK and that work for a US launch is underway, with updates expected in 2025. Executive Ian Siegel elaborated on new product strategy, explaining that for features like ZipIntro and the new Resume Database, the immediate focus is on maximizing value and gathering customer feedback. He noted that while these products will contribute to 2025 revenue, the impact will not be material to full-year results, with a greater focus on customer satisfaction initially.

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