Legislative Resource reaches officials and professionals who work in government administration positions.  The legislative sectors include Legislative advisory commissions, boards of supervisors, city and town councils, Congress, county commissioners, legislative assemblies, legislative study commissions.  They hold titles of councilmen, Congressmen, commissioners, committee members, representative, senator, congressional staff, caucus members, majority leaders, lobbyist, procurement officer, and administrator.  

 

These government professionals determine policies and laws, oversee foreign affairs, initiate economic development, collect revenue and taxation, develop programs, vote on bills, regulate trade, develop social services, and run election campaigns.  They have the purchasing authority to buy products or services that help government officials run their agencies more effectively. From city halls to congressional offices, administrators ensure legislative officials have office supplies, furnishings, travel accessories and more. This audience plans and schedules meetings, drafts agendas, performs research, updates technology, trains staff, oversees events and arranges travel for government officials. They make sure supplies are ordered regularly to help officials with their busy schedules. They pursue continuing education opportunities for professional development and to stay current on national topics.

 

 

This list would work well for publishers, IT providers, apparel providers, meeting planners, travel agencies, housing authorities, economic development providers, health and welfare providers, contractors, consultants, civil engineering firms, telecommunications.