This list identifies NASD registered stockbrokers who have passed a series of Federal licensing tests in order to become stockbrokers. These people, thought of as brokers, manage millions, and in some cases, billions of dollars. They range from brokers who work with individual clients to those who work for big investment firms managing multi-billion dollar pension funds and other investments. It is possible to select the employer company in many cases.

Reaching Court Reporters is easy with this list. Court Reporters transcribe a verbatim copy of all that is said in a court room, legislative body such as the US Congress or State Legislature and other legal events such as discovery hearings and depositions. These people are generally from small businesses or government service. Even in Washington, DC, the largest non-governmental companies are no larger than 50 full and part-time employees.

Reach certified public accountants (CPA’s). To become a CPA, it is necessary to have a degree in accounting and pass a state administered examination. CPA’s range from Chief Financial Officers in the 500 largest companies to a sole practitioner advising small businesses. CPA’s are experts in taxes, bookkeeping, accounting methods/principals and controls, and corporate finance.

This list reaches many of the Notary Publics in the country. A Notary is empowered to put a person under oath so that the document they are signing is attested to as being true. A Notary is commonly used on documents used to purchase a house or car. When you think of Notaries, think small office/home office (SOHO) and medium sized businesses generally. Think of the person you used the last time you needed this important task done.

Formerly Lawyers in the US. This is believed to be the most comprehensive list of lawyers, corporate counsel and judges available today. This list is drawn from numerous sources including state and local bar associations membership lists, Legal Conventions, Continuing Legal Education (CLE) and seminar attendance lists, Federal and state professional licensing boards.