I have a client in financial services that produces a lot of materials
– from white papers and speeches to marketing brochures, article
reprints, and entire communications programs.  All of these materials
contain information about various aspects of money management – from
insurance products (life insurance, disability income, long-term care)
investing, and retirement planning to financial literacy (for adults
and children), behavioral economics and careers in financial services
(from college age recruits on up).

We are endeavoring to get these materials before individuals and
organizations that have influence over or interest in any of these
matters for the specific purpose of creating awareness of our
activities.  This specific effort does NOT include customers,
competitors or members of the general print and broadcast media.

For example, we have several white papers on college funding that
we’re sending to Junior Achievement (which has an economics
newsletter); we have a communications program directed at women small
business owners that we’ve provided to iVillage.com; we have a series
of marketing brochures on charitable giving through trusts that we’ve
provided to AARP, the Senior Savvy Newsletter and the Administration
on Aging; we have an article reprint by my client’s CEO that we’ve
forwarded to Alan Greenspan.

While this effort is not directed at customers, my client’s audiences
include professionals with $75,000+ household incomes, small business
owners, professional women, retirees, parents (who want to educate
their children about money matters or who are looking for ways to fund
college), and people looking for careers in financial services.

Again, this is a list of relevant contacts who would receive these
materials for free.

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Request for Question Clarification by pafalafa-ga on 20 Jul 2003 08:08 PDT

Hello dasher1-ga,

I understand the context of what you wrote, but I'm not sure what
question you're asking.

Do you want technical help to build a database?  

Are you looking for sources of contact information?  

Or were you hoping for a researcher here to provide you an actual list
of contacts?

And if you ARE looking for contact information, what format and what
type of information do you need (e.g. mailing addresses or email
contacts)?

Or perhaps it was something else entirely you had in mind.

If you can be a bit more specific about what it is you're after,
perhaps one of the researchers here will be able to help you.

Thanks.

pafalafa-ga

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Clarification of Question by dasher1-ga on 21 Jul 2003 08:32 PDT

I am looking to make a general list of organizations and/individuals
(like, Junior Achievement, like AARP, like Alan Greenspan) regarding
this subject.  At this point, while it would be nice, I don't need
mailing addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, etc.  Hope this
helps.

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Request for Question Clarification by tox-ga on 21 Jul 2003 08:45 PDT

Hi there,

How long a list would be satisfactory as an answer?

Best regards,
Tox-ga

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Clarification of Question by dasher1-ga on 21 Jul 2003 13:48 PDT

5 to 10 organizations/individuals for each category:

-- women professionals (especially small business owners)
-- small business owners
-- financial literacy (kids and adults)
-- parents
-- retirees
-- people looking for careers in financial services
-- $75,000+ households

Again, I'm looking for organizations and individuals who have interest
in or influence over these issues or audiences.  For example, AARP has
an interest in retirees.  For example, there probably are plenty of
individuals who give speeches on any of these issues or about these
audiences.  Please remember to re-read the original question, which
includes what I'm NOT looking for

Good luck.

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Request for Question Clarification by easterangel-ga on 22 Jul 2003 20:19 PDT

Hi! I can assemble a list of the type of organizations you said in
your preferred categories except for the $75000+ households since by
nature, people are quite secretive about their income. Would a a list
like financial executive or bankers association be accepted as a
replacement instead?

Thanks!

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Clarification of Question by dasher1-ga on 23 Jul 2003 09:12 PDT

A list that would INCLUDE financial executive and/or banker
associations would be okay.

Thx

Hi! Thanks for accepting my proposal for an answer.

Here are the organizations I was able to find.

Small Business Owners Organizations

1. American Small Business Association
http://www.asbaonline.org/

2. Small Business Benefit Association
http://www.sbba.com/

3. National Business Association
http://www.nationalbusiness.org/NBAWEB/about.htm

4. NASBIC
http://www.nasbic.org/

5. United States Association for Small Business
http://www.usasbe.org/index.asp

6. National Small Business Organization
http://www.nsbu.org/

7. The Small Business Advancement National Center
http://www.sbaer.uca.edu/

8. American Small Business Alliance
http://www.asbanet.org/

9. Small Business Technology Coalition
http://www.nsbaonline.org/sbtc/

10. National Association for the Self-Employed
http://www.nase.org/

11. National Business Incubation Association
http://www.nbia.org/

12. National Federation of Independent Business
http://www.nfib.com/cgi-bin/NFIB.dll/Public/SiteNavigation/home.jsp 


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Women Small Business Owners Organizations

1. National Association of Women Business Owners
http://www.nawbo.org

2. American Business Women’s Association
http://www.abwahq.org/

3. Association of Women Professionals
http://www.awoman.org/

4. Business and Professional Women USA
http://www.bpwusa.org/

5. Catalyst
http://www.catalystwomen.org/

6. National Association for Female Executives
http://www.nafe.com/

7. US Women's Chamber of Commerce
http://www.uswomenschamber.com/

8. Business Women's Network
http://www.bwni.com/

9. Count Me In
http://www.count-me-in.org/

10. Association of Women in Business
http://www.duke.edu/web/AWIB/index.html

11. National Association of Negro Business and Professional Women’s
Clubs
http://www.nanbpwc.org/

12. Executive Women International
http://www.executivewomen.org/

You may also want to take a look at this link, which has addresses of
women small business organizations.

Professional Women's Organizations
http://www.feminist.org/gateway/womenorg.html


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Kids – Financial Literacy

 
1. Future Investor Clubs of America
http://www.futureinvestorsclub.com/program.cfm

2. Wescom
http://www.wescom.org/accounts/kidsclub.asp

3. Zillion Investment Clubs
http://www.zillions.org/Features/Invest/invest03.html 

4. Jumpstart
http://www.jumpstartcoalition.org/

5. Junior Achievement
http://www.ja.org/ 


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Adult – Financial Literacy

1. National Association of Investors Corporation
http://www.better-investing.org/

2. National Center for Financial Education
http://www.ncfe.org/

3. Financial Education Association
http://www.jfed.villanova.edu/

4. National Business Education Association
http://www.nbea.org/nbea.html

5. National Endowment for Financial Education
http://www.nefe.org/

6. American Financial Services Association
http://www.afsaef.org/

7. National Council on Economic Education
http://www.ncee.net/ 

8. American Savings Education Council
http://www.asec.org/abtushm.htm

9. Association for Financial Counseling and Planning Education
http://www.cfp.net/learn/library.asp 

10. American Financial Services Association
http://www.americanfinsvcs.com/ 

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Retirees Organizations

1. American Retirees Association
http://www.americanretirees.com/ 

2. National Association of Prudential Retirees
http://www.pruretirees.com/

3. American Military Retirees Association
http://www.amra1973.org/

4. SFU Retirees Association
http://www.sfu.ca/retirees/ 

5. University of Michigan Retirees Association
http://www.umich.edu/~hraa/umra/big10/index.html?page=/~hraa/umra/big10/big10.html

6. Eastern Airline Retirees Association
http://www.eara.org/ 

7. St. Clair Retirees Association
http://www.stclairc.on.ca/people/retirees/

8. University of Iowa Retirees Association
http://www.uiowa.edu/~uira/

9. Chevron Texaco Retirees
http://www.chevrontexacoretirees.org/

10. COE RETIREES' ASSOCIATION
http://www.education.umd.edu/COERA/

11. Arizona State University Retirees Association
http://aspin.asu.edu/asura/solvers.htm


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Parent Organizations

1. Single Parents Association
http://www.singleparents.org/

2. Latin America Parents Association
http://www.lapa.com/

3. National Foster Parent Association
http://www.nfpainc.org/

4. National PTA
http://www.pta.org/

5. National Parents Association
http://www.bixxo.com/npa/

6. U. S. Coast Guard Academy Parents Association
http://www.uscgaparents.org/

7. National Parenting Association
http://www.parentsunite.org/CFparentsunite/index2.cfm

8. National ParentNet Association
http://www.parentnetassociation.org/ 

9. College Parents of America
http://www.collegeparents.org/

10. UNH Parents Association
http://www.unh.edu/parents/newsletter.htm

11. National Association of Entrepreneurial Parents
http://www.en-parent.com/membership2.htm

12. Harvard College Parents Association
http://www.fas.harvard.edu/~parents/news/spring99/s99.03.html


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Financial Services Job Sites, which has resumes of those looking for
jobs.


1. Bright & Professional Resume Database (Free Search)
http://brightrays.com/cgi-bin/resume-search/search.cgi?Q=finance&E=1&X=0

2. Yahoo Individual Resumes
http://dir.yahoo.com/Business_and_Economy/Business_to_Business/Financial_Services/Employment/Individual_Resumes/

3. Google Financial Services Resumes
http://directory.google.com/Top/Business/Financial_Services/Employment/Resumes/

4. SP.Org
http://www.sp.org/Business/Financial_Services/Employment/Resumes/

5. Alexa Web Search Resumes
http://www.alexa.com/browse/general?catid=185657&mode=general


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Bankers Association

1. American Bankers Association
http://www.aba.com/default.htm

2. Community Bankers Association of New York State 
http://www.cbanys.org/ 

3. Community Bankers Association of Georgia
http://www.cbaofga.com/

4. Community Bankers Association of Ohio
http://www.cbao.com/

5. Community Bankers of Wisconsin
http://www.communitybankers.org/

6. Independent Community Bankers of America
http://www.icba.org/

7. Independent Bankers Association of Texas
http://www.ibat.org/ 

8.  AABD - American Association of Bank Directors
http://www.aabd.org/

9. Bank Securities Association
http://www.bisanet.org/index.shtml

10. Financial Services Roundtable
http://www.fsround.org/

11. Urban Bankers Coalition Inc.
http://www.ubcny.org/

12. Directory of State Banking Trade Associations
http://www.fedbanklaw.com/State_Assoc.htm 

13. Bankers Association for Finance and Trade
http://www.baft.org/jsps/

14. Consumer Bankers Association
http://www.cbanet.org/

15. Institute of International Bankers
http://www.iib.org/


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Financial Executives Organizations

1. The American Finance Association
http://www.afajof.org/

2. Financial Executives International
http://www.fei.org/

3. Financial Management Association International
http://www.fma.org/

4. FUTURES INDUSTRY ASSOCIATION
http://www.fiafii.org/

5. Government Finance Officers Association
http://www.gfoa.org/

6. Financial Managers Society
http://www.fmsinc.org/cms/

7. IT Financial Management Association
http://www.isfma.com/

8. Society of Financial Service Professionals
http://www.financialpro.org/

9. National Association for Business Economics
http://www.nabe.com/

10. Accounting and Finance Benchmarking Consortium
http://afbc.org/ 

11. Association for Financial Professionals
http://www.afponline.org/


Search terms used:    
“small business” women  owners associations
bankers, financial executives, parents, retirees
kids financial education literacy clubs 
                 
I hope these links would help you in your research. Before rating this
answer, please ask for a clarification if you have a question or if 
you would need further information.
                 
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Regards,                  
Easterangel-ga                  
Google Answers Researcher

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Clarification of Answer by easterangel-ga on 23 Jul 2003 19:14 PDT

In addition I was able to locate the following financial conferences
or companies that have its lists of speakers in their websites. I also
included some critical officials of government financial institutions.

AFP Annual Conference
http://www.afponline.org/Professional_Development/Annual_Conference/annual_conference.html

Personal Finance 2000
http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-adv/specialsales/pfc2000/speakers.html

Barber & Associates
http://www.barberusa.com/finance.htm

Speakers Platform
http://www.speaking.com/speakerindexes/finance.html

Goodman's Speakers Bureau
http://www.goodmanspeakersbureau.com/finance.htm

Total Access Speakers Bureau
http://www.totalaccessspeakers.com/caas_search.php?topic_code=10

FED Board Members
http://www.federalreserve.gov/bios/

SEC Commissioners
http://www.sec.gov/about/commissioner.shtml

Thanks!

I was poking around myself on this question for a while, and it was a
tough one.  Looks like Easterangel came up with a great list, though. 
Nice work!