Directories Books

This book is a blessing in disguise for someone such as myself who works in education. There are many instances where I need contact information for different colleges and universities; and that is what this book provides. Not only does it provide you with general statistics about every accredited college and university in the United States; but it also provides you with names of Executive Administrative staff (i.e., president, dean, Director of Finanicial Aid, etc...) The schools are listed by state and in alphabetical order, making the search for a school that much easier!

This book is a must for the telephone professional or for anyone who is considering a career in telecommunications. Brandow supplies concise information concerning standards that are necessary for the installation and maintenance of telecommunications systems. He provides a wealth of advice gained by many years of hands-on experience. Telecommunications is a field that has experienced tremendous growth and this book serves to fill both the needs of the newcomer to the field, as well as the experienced professional.

The Corporate Directory is a reliable source when searching for company information such as headquarters address and phone numbers. It has listings of officers and susidiary and parent company info. It also lists a web site address if the company has one which made searching faster and easier. I haven't found another source that contains as much information as this one. It is quite spendy but the rest of my Business Development group agree that it is well worth the price.

This is a wonderful resource for anyone who travels with a camper or RV. The guide gives the traveler an excellent idea of what to expect at each campground listed (all of North America). Listings are by state and are cross referenced by campground name. Campgrounds are rated for completeness of facilities, cleanliness/construction of restrooms and showers, and visual/environmental appeal. I think the most helpful aspect of the guide is the restroom cleanliness star rating system. Trailer Life 2000 has made my family vacation planning so much easier.

No office is complete without this directory that will lead you to success. Use it to your good prosperity. Almost any page is worth the purchase price.

The is the best guide ever! I thought planning my wedding was going to be a difficult experience, but when a friend reccommended this book, I had no idea how easy planning my wedding would become. This book not only lists ceremony sites, reception sites, photographers, florists, etc, it also gives very detailed information such as price, deposits and capacity. I also discoverd this book is online at bravowedding.com. I fully reccommend this book to anyone planning a wedding in Oregon or SW Washington

Our company database was updated with all the latest data within one hour of receiving the CD. Now the CD is permanently available on the network as a reference. Underpriced, but let's not tell them...

Just like the Old House Journal magazine, this directory is a life-saver for old house lovers. Whether you are refinishing a 1700's cape or a 1920's Craftsman, this book will inform you of the sources for materials that you can't find at your local super hardware store. Even if you have a new house, but appreciate find craftsman, you will find endless sources of inspiration. You'll find yourself ordering it each year.

Well, not a whole lot to really review here. The codes are what they are. And I won't claim to have read every word of them. But the CD format is nice, and the PDF files are very usable. No complaints.

The Capital Vector Directory of Venture Capital should be considered an industry standard. I've used virtually of the directories and this is by far the most complete and up to date source of information on U.S. private equity funds (covers seed stage through late stage pre-IPO venture funds). Nothing compares with this directory at anywhere near its price point. Our group was very impressed with the data, as well as the search capabilities included on the CD. I recommend it for both the CEO/CFO crowd as well as venture fund managers who wish to use it for syndication research. In all, an uncommonly good tool.

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