GPOPlus+ Engages Strategic Innovations to Launch Next-Gen IR Program for Shareholder Engagement
New Initiative Signals GPOX's Scalable Growth and Commitment to Shareholder Transparency.
LAS VEGAS, NEVADA / ACCESS Newswire / May 6, 2025 / GPO Plus, Inc. (OTCQB: GPOX ), an AI-powered Distributor revolutionizing distribution to gas stations and convenience stores with its innovative technology-driven Direct Store Delivery (DSD) model, has officially launched a new investor relations initiative designed to enhance transparency and strengthen relationships with its growing shareholder base. To lead this effort, the company has engaged Strategic Innovations First , a next-generation investor communications firm.
This initiative reflects a pivotal milestone in GPOX's evolution from a developmental-stage, refining a new AI-driven distribution model, to a scalable national growth execution. With operations maturing, margins increasing, and revenues growing, GPOX is entering a new phase - one where consistent, transparent communication with investors becomes a strategic priority.
Key components of the new IR initiative include: Ambassador Network: A new grassroots program activating long-time GPOX shareholders to become brand advocates and company insiders.
AI-Driven Investor Tools: Interactive communication agents that deliver real-time insights, updates, and FAQs directly to shareholders.
Social Storytelling Strategy: Scalable, daily content strategies to increase brand visibility and improve investor engagement across all platforms.
Monthly CEO Video Briefings: Direct-from-leadership communication, offering shareholders insight into company progress and priorities.
'We're committed to building a transparent and forward-facing investor experience that gives our shareholders the information and engagement they deserve,' said Brett H. Pojunis , CEO of GPOX. 'Our goal with GPOX is to create one of the most engaged investor communities in the small-cap space, using smart tools and clear communication. We have a fantastic story, and I'm confident that when investors learn about us, they will want to become long-term shareholders and ultimately GPOX Ambassadors!'
To learn more, visit GPOPlus.com .
Connect with us on social media to view live video updates, content, and general information about GPOX: https://gpoplus.com/social .
About GPOPlus+ (GPOX)
GPOX is an AI-powered Distributor revolutionizing the future of distribution to gas stations and convenience stores with its innovative technology-driven Direct Store Delivery (DSD) model. Our goal is clear and ambitious: 'to build the largest nationwide DSD distribution company servicing gas stations, convenience stores, and beyond.' Our technology-driven AI network, featuring strategically placed Regional Hubs and Mini Hubs, is designed to optimize efficiency and maximize reach. Central to our operations is our in-house AI technology platform, PRISM+. Designed to streamline the distribution process, PRISM+ supports efficient delivery, inventory management, data analytics, and overall operational excellence, enabling us to reliably and effectively meet the dynamic needs of our partners. Our mission is to consolidate the fragmented market segment managed by numerous regional vendors. Our dedication to excellence is evident in our product selection process, where we align offerings with consumer demand and partner with top-tier vendors and brands, ensuring our portfolio remains diverse and highly profitable. For more information, please visit www.GPOPlus.com .
About Strategic Innovations First
Strategic Innovations First is a modern investor relations and communications consultancy serving public companies with high-impact messaging, technology integration, and shareholder engagement strategies. The firm is a respected voice in small-cap markets and IR innovation.
For more information, please visit www.SolutionsNow.info .
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Company Contacts:
GPOX Shareholder Success Team:
Brett H. Pojunis, CEO
Email: [email protected]
Shareholder's Line: 855.935.GPOX (4769)
Strategic Innovations Team:
Brad Listermann, Managing Director
Email: [email protected]
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SOURCE: GPO Plus, Inc.
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