FAMILY OFFICE DATA FIELDS

Family Office Data Fields & Contact Intelligence

Access structured professional and organization information designed to help you identify, segment and reach relevant Family Office decision-makers.

Depending on the audience and available information, records can include executive identity, professional role, organization, business contact details, geography and additional business intelligence.

Field availability varies by professional, organization, geography and project. Optional fields are not represented as universally available across every record.

Executive Data Business Contacts Organization Intelligence Geography Role & Seniority
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STRUCTURED DATA Professional + Organization Intelligence
DATA FIELDS AT A GLANCE

What Can Be Included in a Family Office Database?

Available fields can be structured across professional, organization, geographic and targeting categories to make audience segmentation and research more practical.

Contact Information

Professional names, business emails, phone information and professional profiles where available.

Professional Role

Job title, role category, business function, department and seniority information.

Family Office Information

Organization name, Family Office type, website, domain and relevant organization details.

Geographic Information

City, state or region, country and available organization-location information.

Business Intelligence

Relevant firmographic and organization intelligence where available and appropriate to the project.

Targeting Attributes

Family Office type, role, seniority, geography and other agreed segmentation criteria.

PROFESSIONAL CONTACT DATA

Executive & Professional Contact Information

Professional-level fields help identify who a contact is, what role they hold and how the available business information is structured.

The combination of fields available can vary from one professional to another. A record may contain core identity and organization information while certain contact fields, such as a direct telephone number or professional profile, may be unavailable.

Important:

Contact-field availability varies by professional, organization, geography and source. Not every field is populated for every record.

PROFESSIONAL FIELDS Example person-level data structure
01 First Name
02 Last Name
03 Full Name
04 Job Title
05 Role / Function
06 Seniority Level
07 Business Email
08 Business Phone
09 Direct Dial — Where Available
10 Mobile — Where Available
11 Professional Profile — Where Available
ROLE & SENIORITY

Understand Who the Professional Is

Role and seniority fields help distinguish investment professionals, executive leadership and operational decision-makers instead of treating every contact as an undifferentiated email address.

INVESTMENT LEADERSHIP

Investment Decision-Makers

  • Chief Investment Officer
  • Investment Director
  • Head of Investments
  • Portfolio Manager
EXECUTIVE LEADERSHIP

Senior Family Office Leadership

  • Chief Executive Officer
  • President
  • Managing Director
  • Partner / Principal
FINANCE & OPERATIONS

Business & Operational Leadership

  • Chief Financial Officer
  • Finance Director
  • Chief Operating Officer
  • Operations Director
Job Title

The available current professional business title.

Role Category

Groups related title variations around useful business functions.

Seniority

C-Level, Partner, Principal, Managing Director, Director and other applicable levels.

Function

Investment, executive management, finance, operations and other relevant functions.

ORGANIZATION-LEVEL DATA

Family Office & Organization Intelligence

Person-level contact information can be combined with organization-level fields to provide context around the Family Office associated with the professional.

ORGANIZATION RECORD Example Family Office fields
Family Office / Organization Name
Family Office Type
Company Website
Corporate Domain
Main Business Phone
Organization Address
City
State / Region
Country
Organization Description
Business Classification — Where Applicable
Relevant Firmographics — Where Available
GEOGRAPHIC DATA

Build Family Office Audiences by Geography

Geographic information can help structure Family Office audiences by country, region, state or city where the supporting business information is available.

Location fields should be interpreted as professional or organization business-location information rather than private residential information.

Explore Family Office Data by Geography →
01
Country

Country associated with the relevant business or professional location.

02
State / Region

Regional information used for geographic segmentation where available.

03
City

City-level business location information where sufficiently supported.

04
Business Address

Organization-location information where included and available.

United States United Kingdom Europe Middle East Asia-Pacific Canada
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BUSINESS & FAMILY OFFICE INTELLIGENCE

Beyond Basic Contact Information

Depending on the project, organization and availability of supporting information, additional business attributes can provide useful context for segmentation and research.

01 Organization Website
02 Corporate Domain
03 Family Office Type
04 Professional Function
05 Seniority Level
06 Geographic Market
07 Organization Description
08 Relevant Business Classification
09 Firmographic Information — Where Available
10 Custom Targeting Attributes — Where Available
Availability depends on the project.

Additional intelligence fields depend on the requested audience and the availability and reliability of supporting information. We do not represent every optional field as available for every Family Office or professional.

AVAILABILITY & DATA QUALITY

What “Where Available” Means

Business information is not equally available for every organization or professional. A transparent data structure should make that limitation clear.

01

Field Availability

Different organizations and professionals have different levels of available business information. Optional fields may therefore be blank for some records.

02

Data Quality Review

Selected records can be reviewed for targeting relevance, organization alignment, professional role consistency, duplicate records and available contact information.

03

Structured Delivery

Data can be prepared in a structured spreadsheet-compatible format so fields can be filtered, segmented and used in appropriate business workflows.

BUSINESS INFORMATION CHANGES Professional data is dynamic rather than permanently static.

Professionals change roles, organizations restructure, email domains change and telephone information may be updated. Data-quality processes can help reduce outdated or inconsistent information but cannot guarantee that every business field will remain unchanged indefinitely after delivery.

BUILD THE RIGHT DATASET

Choose the Family Office Data Fields Relevant to Your Project

Tell us the Family Office type, geography, professional roles, seniority and contact fields relevant to your project. We can review available coverage and help structure an audience around your targeting requirements.