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Posted By: Aria on 7/18/2005 6:45 PM (CST)	125 Points
I am planning to put on a seminar on workforce development. I am targeting businesses with 100 plus employees. I dont have a lot of money to spend. Can any one direct me where I can look for a list?

Posted by: michael	Accepted Answer
7/18/2005 6:51 PM (CST)
Go to your public library. Ask at the reference desk for the Illinois Manufacturers Directory (or whatever state you live in). It will list all companies and the number of employees. OR, you can pay one of our staff to do the same thing for you if you don't have time. Michael

Posted by: juliethewriter	Accepted Answer
7/18/2005 6:51 PM (CST)
Compile a list from your website by prequalifying your contacts that visit. When they sign up for more information ask a few qualifying questions. Ok, that being said use the internet to research. There are many sites that profile companies. Visit ones like Hoover.com and motleyfool.com. While these sites profile companies from an investment standpoint they do offer considerable information that you maybe able to use.

Posted by: D4Demand	Accepted Answer
7/18/2005 8:49 PM (CST)
If there is a chamber of commerce in your city or town they will have this list. Because they use lists like these as tools to recruit businesses to the area, these are often free. If this is not available, you may contact me off line with the name of the market area you are targetting.

Posted by: bdennis410*	Member Response
8/15/2005 12:08 PM (CST)
Any qualified list broker like Accudata, ABC and others have the list that you want, (Oops, I FORGOT HOOVER.COM) Prices vary, use a list broker to get qualified personnel to answer your questions, rather than ordering on line. IF THIS IS OR WILL BE AN ONGOING PROJECT, I suggest you start building a database from your own records, and through your web site, if you have one. OVER TIME YOU WILL BUILD a qualified list from which to prospect. HOPE THIS HELPS, Barry NETWEB/Omni bdennis410@aol.com

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