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Reach a targeted, affluent female consumer market with exceptional efficiency.
Who are Atlanta's high-powered business and community service women? The first-ever edition of the WLA SOURCE BOOK has the answer, including how to contact them. It's a comprehensive directory for anyone who caters to women. The WLA SOURCE BOOK lists names, e-mail addresses, phone and fax numbers for thousands of women who own businesses, manage corporations or hold leadership positions with community organizations.
The WLA SOURCE BOOK's Peach Pages has listings with details on product lines, unique services and resources. It's the book to own for seasoned professionals and novices alike. Learn how to:
* Network Through Women's Business Organizations
* Get Business Start-up Help
* Find Reliable Business Resources
* Surf the Web for Information Sites & Career Advancement Hints
* Stay Healthy Through Disease Prevention
* Maximize Your Use of Advancing Business Technology
...And much more.
The ultimate one-stop resource, the WLA SOURCE BOOK profiles successful women in varied professions and businesses, and it offers free, useful lifestyle information on Atlanta for newcomers.
The WLA Source Book is the first women's resource directory of its kind. It will be used by virtually every segment of business:
* Purchasing agents in the public sector can use it to identify sources for products and services
* Corporate recruiters can use it to find prospects within the community and to attract qualified candidates for positions
* Educational institutions can use it to identify women who can serve as role models for their students
* Non-profit organizations can use it to identify and access volunteers
* Individuals can use it as a business tool and networking resource
Directory listings are classified according to industry or profession. Color-coded sections include professionals in the public and private sectors; leaders in clubs and organizations; women-owned businesses; and, self-employed professionals by business classification, among others.
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