I am often asked – both by potential clients and other researchers – about my “go-to resources” for international prospect research. The assumption is that there must be a shortlist of subscription databases that I use for all of my client projects. That makes sense. After all, there are a
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Over the last week, I have had several clients contact me about identifying new prospects for them. The organizations are different, from global NGOs to educational institutions, and they are looking for new donors in different places, from here in the US to countries around the world. These requests to
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I first ran this post as a series back in 2013. Over the last seven years, the limitations of automated international screenings have not really changed, but the resources available for the kind of screening I offer — involving brief research in English and local language(s) — have improved dramatically.
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