The New York State Directory, published annually since 1983, is a comprehensive and easy-to-use guide to accessing public officials and private sector organizations and individuals who influence public policy in the state of New York.

Presents a wealth of information sorted and rated for easy access in the following sections: Preferred Shares lists outstanding publicly and privately held preferred shares with detailed descriptions of their features. Ratings ranks these shares and Income Trusts with ratings supplied by Dominion Bond Rating Service Limited (DBRS). Derivatives provides a wealth of information in 4 distinct areas: -Preferred Securities, also called hybrid securities as they contain features of both debt and preferred shares, presented in a tabular format and also with detailed descriptions of their features. -Structured Products such as trusts created to hold a portfolio of a single or group of similar companies are presented with detailed descriptions of their features. -Income Trusts are presented in a tabular format with each entity listed alphabetically within their area of operations, such as oil and gas, real estate, etc. Details include the trading symbol, description of the assets held, number of units outstanding, and a recent closing price. -Warrants, which are publicly traded and outstanding, are listed by expiry date. A second table presents warrants alphabetically, by company. Subscription basis, exercise price, expiry date, stock exchange listings and trading symbol are all provided for each listed warrant.

With thousands of updates to existing listings and hundreds of brand new listings, the Directory of Business Information Resources is the source for information every business needs to stay current and competitive.

FP Bonds: Preferreds & Derivatives 2017 presents a wealth of information sorted and rated for easy access.

This thirteenth edition of The Grey House Homeland Security Directory offers current, comprehensive data on the thousands of agencies and individuals in charge of homeland security, at both Federal and State levels. It also includes detailed profiles of private sector companies that provide products and services to the homeland security industry. This combined approach, with 5,395 listings and 11,867 key executives, has made this the most comprehensive resource available on homeland security since the creation of the Department of Homeland Security. The Grey House Homeland Security Directory is divided into five main sections: Federal Agencies, State Agencies, Manufactures & Suppliers, Industry Resources, and Indexes. These main sections are divided into chapters and subchapters, making it quick and easy to locate specific information. The first section, Federal Agencies, is made up of 18 main chapters and 12 subchapters. These chapters deal with the Department of Homeland Security, its Directorates, and relevant branches of the Federal Government. Each chapter begins with a listing of the department or branch's headquarters, formatted with gray shading for quick recognition. Listings are accompanied by a clear, concise description of how the agency is involved in homeland security, and all include a list of key officials, many with a direct phone line and email address. The second section, State Agencies, is arranged in alphabetical state chapters, for easy access. Inconsistency still exists among States in regard to homeland security resources, and this section provides comprehensive coverage of all those offices with responsibility for securing the homeland, before, during, or after disasters. Listings include Emergency Management, State Police, Emergency Services Agencies, the National Guard, contingency planning agencies, and a host of other agencies. The first listing in each state chapter is the main Homeland Security office, and includes the Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General and the person most responsible for homeland security. Many listings include a direct phone line and email address. Section Three, Manufacturers & Suppliers, begins with an alphabetical listing of over 750 products and services represented by over 3,000 companies; a Buyer's Guide of sorts. These private companies manufacture products and provide services of value to the homeland security industry, ranging from Access Control Locking Systems to Work Station Security Software. We have focused on private sector companies involved in not only new technology such as biometrics, increasingly used for identification, fraud prevention, security, and consumer applications, but also those companies who play a significant role in improving existing technology such as access control. Each company profile, listed alphabetically, also includes a company description, address, phone, fax, and web site and a listing of the products and services it provides. Key executive names are often accompanied by an e-mail and direct phone line. Section Four lists hundreds of Industry Resources, with categories including Associations, Periodicals, Trade Shows & Seminars, Directories, Databases, and more. Each listing contains full contact information, a description of the resource, and the name of at least one key executive. Section Five contains the three Indexes: Entry Name Index: an alphabetical list of all entries in the directory; Key Personnel Index: an alphabetical list of all government officials and key executives who have responsibilities related to homeland security; Products & Services Index: an alphabetical list of the products and services presented in Section Three. This updated edition is a necessary acquisition for all public libraries, university libraries, and security reference collections and a must-have resource tool for those researching the Homeland Security field, whether for services or products.

Educators Resource Directory is designed to provide both educators and education professionals with immediate access to a unique compilation of over 6,500 educational resources and over 130 tables and charts of education statistics and rankings. It would take many hours of searching through multiple resources to uncover all the information presented in this one, easy-to-use volume.

This four-volume set is an excellent source of current biographical information on a wide range of industry leaders worldwide. The set contains narrative biographies that focus on the career paths, business achievements, leadership styles, business strategies, and industry impact of Fortune 500 and Global 500 corporate leaders, as well as other notable business people and entrepreneurs. IDBB both complements the popular St. James Press series International Directory of Company Histories (IDCH), which provides entries on the world's largest and most influential companies, and stands on its own as a source of detailed information on a wide range of business figures. Leaders of many of the companies covered in IDCH are profiled in IDBB. Entries emphasize leadership/ management style, business strategies and industry impact.

For over 20 years, this comprehensive, up-to-date directory has offered direct access to the Who, What, When & Where of the Sports Industry. With over 20,000 updates and enhancements, Sports Market Place Directory is the most detailed, comprehensive and current sports business reference source available.

In print for more than seven decades as Broadcasting Yearbook and more recently, Broadcasting & Cable Yearbook, this directory has been the go-to source for station data and industry contacts in the US and Canadian television, radio and cable marketplace.

Publishers, Distributors & Wholesalers of the U.S., in two information-packed volumes, offers detailed data on the 186,000 active U.S. publisher, distributors, wholesalers and other related businesses.

"World Directory of Business Informational Sources" provides access to full contact details for 22,000 providers of business information across a broad range of industry sectors in a 2-volume set. These are the same information sources that Euromonitor International's analysts use when starting new research projects. Providers of business information range from trade and business associations and government departments to websites, trade journals, newsletters and business directories. Browse this directory to find brand new sources of information in your chosen field of interest. Coverage is international, 82 countries are researched. There are over 22,000 organisations, publications and databases providing business information. Typical entries include: Organisation name, address, telephone phone number, email, fax, website, description of activity, publications, language, frequency, key personnel. It is fully indexed A-Z by organisation name, by country and by industry sector. Sources of business information include: National statistical offices and government departments; Central banks and 'official' international organisations; Trade associations and press; Business and financial press; National press and broadcast media; and Research publishers. Industry sectors researched include: Advertising; Agriculture, livestock, forestry and fishing; Alcoholic drinks; Audio and video media; Automotives; Baby food; Bakery products; Business; Canned food; Car rental; Chilled food; Clothing and footwear; Computers, IT and telecommunications; Confectionery; Consumer electronics; Consumer markets; Cosmetics and toiletries; Dairy products; Direct marketing; Disposable paper products; DIY; Domestic electrical appliances; Dried food; Drinks; Economic indicators; Eggs; Energy; Environment; Eyewear; Financial cards; Financial services; Fish and seafood; Flavours and fragrances; Food; Foodservice; Foreign trade; Fresh food; Frozen food; Fruits; and Gardening. It also includes: Health; Health food; Home furnishings; Hot drinks; Household care products; Households and homes; Housewares; Ice cream; Industrial equipment and agricultural machinery; Industrial output and markets; Jewellery and watches; Management and marketing consulting services; Market research; Meat; Media; Oils and fats; OTC healthcare; Packaging; Personal and leisure goods; Pet food and pet care products; Pharmaceuticals; Photography; Population and people; Publishing; Retailing; Sauces, dressings and condiments; Service markets; Soft drinks; Sporting goods; Stationery; Sugar and sweeteners; Sweet and savoury snacks; Tobacco; Toys and games; Transport; Travel and tourism; Travel goods; Vegetables; Vending; and, Wholesaling.

When students, job candidates, business executives, historians, and investors need accurate and detailed information on the development of any of the world's largest and most influential companies, direct them to International Directory of Company Histories. This multi-volume work is the first major reference to bring together histories of companies that are a leading influence in a particular industry or geographic location. Each three- to five-page entry is meticulously detailed with facts gathered from popular magazines, academic periodicals, books, annual reports, and the archives of the companies themselves. Entries provide information on founders, expansions and losses, labor/management actions, NAICS codes, key dates, ticker symbol, principal subsidiaries, principal divisions, principal operating units, principle competitors, and other significant milestones -- all peppered with statistics, dates and names of key players. Vols. 1-6 are organized alphabetically by major industries; Vol. 7 and subsequent volumes are arranged alphabetically by company name within each volume. The histories were compiled from publicly accessible sources, as well as from material supplied by the companies themselves. Entries on companies that have had major changes since they were last profiled may be selected for updating.