The Infrastructure Business Professionals list reaches upper management and c-suite professionals with job titles including chief engineer, CEO, director, electrical engineer, COO, president and vice president. They are responsible for designing and building infrastructures like roads, communication networks, sewage plants, and power facilities. This audience has the purchasing power to buy products ranging from electronics to asphalt to provide necessary services for the public or maintain the operation of an organization.

 

With selects like gender, state, zip code, phone, and job title, marketers can easily target desired audiences in infrastructure. The infrastructure sector is comprised of audiences with varied titles and skills. They design roadways, erect new structures, improve technology, upgrade computer systems, build electrical grids and more. This audience works in private and public sectors and completes jobs for commercial, industrial, and government projects. Sound infrastructure is the backbone of a profitable company and allows the general public to travel roads safely, heat their homes, and communicate with anyone globally.

 

Job Function: Engineering, manufacturing, operations, R&D, technology, sales

 

Industries: Aerospace, automotive, transportation, chemicals, data centers, electrical, electronics, engineering, energy, industrial equipment, manufacturing, oil and gas, telecommunications, utilities

 

Job duty snapshot: Determine project specifications, bid on projects, purchase materials, obtain permits, meet with inspectors, develop safety procedures, maintain equipment and machinery, provide QC, gather data, budget project costs, improve existing infrastructures like buildings, roadways and communications.

 

Products Purchased: industry publications, business wear, electronics, computers, CAD software, instruments and controls, chemicals, building materials, power tools, networking supplies, mobile devices, office supplies, testing and diagnostics, mechanical components, automation

 

List Purchasers: Publishers, recruiters, staffing agencies, construction firms, technology providers, electronics providers, regulators, manufacturers, plant equipment providers, consultants, field service providers, event coordinators, meeting planners, continuing education providers, and credit card issuers.