Target educational professionals at schools involved in business procedures, and services related to the education field. These professionals plan, organize, control, direct, and provide many services to schools each and every day. They have the authority to purchase products and services necessary to fulfill their job requirements. Surprisingly, there are many more positions in a school than just teachers and principals. With this database you can reach building administrators, cafeteria personnel, computer technicians, custodial personnel, instructional technology coordinators, school secretaries, school webmasters and other webmasters, transportation personnel, business managers and purchasing agents, facilities/buildings and grounds personnel, food services, human resources, information/technology services director, management information systems, purchasing, transportation personnel, safety and security directors, nurse and health services, media/audiovisual services, and site based/school improvement coordinator.

These educational personnel are what hold a school together.  By working together and relying on each other for support, they are able to complete the many short term and long term tasks and goals they are faced with during a school year. These very organized individuals interact with a wide range of people including teachers, pupils, students, parents, education welfare officers, social workers, and school administrators.

Considered good credit risks, these well- educated professionals are stably employed with great benefits Professionals in the education field tend to have longer vacations, travel and spend quality time for leisure activities and look to purchase books, magazines, movies, and music. Summer vacation allow them the opportunity to garden and enjoy other home improvement and outdoor activities.

Not only does this database reach out to teachers, administrators and personnel at public schools, but also at private and Catholic schools.

Average age    45