Hill & Co. Launches New B2B Buyer Database
Those attending the company’s upcoming Zoom workshop will receive early access to “The List,” its new resource for finding buyers.

The resource, which will be continuously updated, features more than 20,000 buyers.
Subscribers will be able to search and filter by location, business type, certification requirements, purchase preferences, and more.
The database is compliant with the General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR), a European Union law that protects citizens’ personal data. The GDPR applies to businesses that operate in the EU or serve EU residents.
Hill & Co. said the list was curated by industry experts with decades of experience and features AI-driven verification.
“I know firsthand how frustrating it is to reach out to buyers and get no response," said Hill & Co. Founder and CEO Elle Hill.
"It wasn’t until I developed the right methods—understanding who the right buyers are and how to reach them—that everything changed. The List is the resource I wish I had back then. It gives businesses a direct path to initiate meaningful relationships faster and more effectively than ever before.”
The company will host a live workshop titled "The 5 Essential Steps to Acquire New Customers & Increase Revenue in 2025" on Zoom on Wednesday, March 12, to introduce the new platform.
It will be hosted by Hill and Principal Consultant Andrea Lucille Pooler, who will provide guidance on leveraging The List for business growth and share their approach to client acquisition that, until now, had been shared with only with private consulting clients.
The List will become available to the industry this spring, accessible via an annual subscription.
Workshop attendees will have an exclusive opportunity for early access to a limited number of Founding Membership subscriptions.
Those interested can register for the workshop here.
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