Event Planning Data

Event Planners Email List & B2B Contact Database

Reach event planning businesses, from corporate event agencies and meeting planners to destination management companies, plus the people who book venues and suppliers. We build each list to your brief by event type, location, size and role.

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Business contacts onlyResearched by people, then verifiedISO/IEC 27001:2022 certified
events_brief_1022
Event type
CorporateConferences
Region
USUK
Company size
1-5051-200
Role
OwnerEvent Director
Matching contacts
BE
Brightline EventsCorporate events · Chicago, US · 11-50 employees
K. Shaw · Founderk.s••••@brightli••••.comEmail checked
SM
Summit Meetings GroupConferences and meetings · London, UK · 51-200 employees
E. Hart · Event Directore.h••••@summitme••••.co.ukEmail checked
PC
Pacific Coast DMCDestination management · San Diego, US · 11-50 employees
R. Leon · Sales Directorr.l••••@pacificc••••.comEmail checked

How Can You Segment an Event Planners List?

Identify planners by the events they run and the clients they serve. Combine segments in one brief or keep them separate.

Event planning businesses

By event type

  • Corporate event agenciesLaunches, offsites and parties
  • Meeting and conference plannersConferences and incentive trips
  • Wedding and social plannersWeddings and private events

By service

  • Destination management companiesLocal logistics and experiences
  • Experiential agenciesBrand activations
  • Trade show organisersExhibitions

By size

  • Independent plannersOwner-run
  • AgenciesTeams of planners

Separate audience

Venues and hotels. Venues and hotels host events rather than plan them. They sit on the hospitality list.

Convention and trade show organisers fall under NAICS 561920; many planners use other service codes. Event-type tags come from what each company publishes.

How Do You Find Event Planners That Match Your Ideal Customer Profile?

Three questions that shape a useful event planners list before any records are researched.

Corporate or social events?

They book different venues and suppliers.

CompareCorporateSocial and weddings
ClientsCompanies and associationsIndividuals and families
Event sizeMeetings to large conferencesSmall to mid-size
Key rolesEvent directors and producersOwner planners
Common purchasesVenues, AV, registration softwareVenues, catering, decor

Build a Targeted Event Planner List

Tell us which planners you want to reach. A data specialist turns your brief into criteria, checks coverage and confirms which fields will be complete before you buy.

Example briefA convention hotel asks for corporate event agencies and conference planners with up to 200 staff in the US and UK, excluding existing accounts.
events_brief_1022
Event typeCorporateConferences
CountryUnited StatesUnited Kingdom
Company size1-5051-200
Excludeaccounts.csv

Criteria are scoped by a data specialist for each brief. This is a researched service, not a self-serve database.

Which Event Planning Decision-Makers Can You Reach?

Once the companies are defined, choose the people. We match contacts by what they are responsible for, not only by title keywords.

Founders and ownersEvent directorsEvent producersSales directorsSourcing managers
If you sellReachWhy
Venues and hotelsSourcing managers and event directorsThey shortlist venues
Registration and event softwareEvent producersThey run event tech
AV and productionEvent directorsThey hire suppliers

Independent planners are owner-run. We confirm which roles exist before delivery.

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SM
Summit Meetings GroupConferences · 51-200 employees
AM
A. MossManaging DirectorApproves
EH
E. HartEvent DirectorSuppliers
CY
C. YuSourcing ManagerVenues
LK
L. KentEvent ProducerTech

What Data Is Included in an Event Planners Email List?

Each record links a professional contact to a verified company record. You choose the fields, and we confirm how complete each will be for your audience before you buy.

Company information

6 fields
  • Company nameStandard
  • Company websiteStandard
  • Event typesSegment-specific
  • Services offeredSegment-specific
  • Company location and addressStandard
  • Employee sizeWhere available

Professional contact information

6 fields
  • Contact nameStandard
  • Job titleStandard
  • Function and management levelStandard
  • Business emailStandard
  • Business phone or direct dialWhere available
  • Linked company recordStandard
Standard: on nearly every recordWhere available: left blank if it can't be verifiedSegment-specific: depends on what the company publishes
  1. 1

    Agree the brief

    Segments, locations, roles and fields are confirmed with you before research starts.

  2. 2

    Research companies

    Researchers find companies that match your criteria.

    Each company's own website is checked to confirm it plans or manages events.
  3. 3

    Confirm contacts

    Each contact's function, seniority and responsibilities are reviewed against your roles.

  4. 4

    Check emails and phones

    Business emails pass syntax, domain, MX and mailbox checks; role and catch-all addresses are flagged and excluded. Phones, companies and roles are checked against independent sources.

  5. 5

    Prepare the file

    Duplicates are removed, your exclusions applied, and fields mapped for your CRM.

Inside step 4

How each business email is checked

Role and catch-all addresses are flagged and excluded.

What we don't include

Consumer data, personal email addresses, home addresses or personal phone numbers.

How availability works

Coverage depends on what each company publishes. We confirm field completeness for your criteria before you buy, and leave a field blank rather than guess it. Read the data quality methodology.

What Does an Event Planners Email List Sample Look Like?

One row per contact, with the company and targeting columns alongside.

events_brief_1022_sample.csv
CompanyEvent typeLocationContact roleBusiness email
Brightline EventsCorporateChicago, USFoundera.p••••@brightli••••.com
Summit Meetings GroupConferencesLondon, UKEvent Directorj.m••••@summitme••••.co.uk
Pacific Coast DMCDestination managementSan Diego, USSales Directorl.g••••@pacificc••••.com
Ever After WeddingsWeddingsNashville, USOwners.l••••@everafte••••.com
Spark ExperientialBrand activationsNew York, USEvent Producerk.b••••@sparkexp••••.com

Illustrative sample data. Actual available fields and records may vary based on targeting criteria and data availability.

How Do Businesses Use Event Planner Data?

  • Hotels and venues

    Audience

    Planners by event type

    How the data helps

    Win group and event bookings

  • Event software vendors

    Audience

    Agencies and conference planners

    How the data helps

    Reach event producers

  • Destination marketers

    Audience

    Planners booking their region

    How the data helps

    Promote destinations

  • Event staffing and AV

    Audience

    Agencies

    How the data helps

    Reach event directors

B2B Data Built Around Your Target Audience

VisitorsList is a B2B data provider, powered by Spokesly Inc and based in Santa Clara, California. We research and verify business contact data for sales, marketing and event teams.

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  • Human research, supported by technology

    Researchers judge relevance; automated checks validate emails, phones and duplicates.

  • Documented methodology

    Every project follows our written methodology and sourcing process.

  • Business contacts and privacy

    Professional contact data only, with a Privacy Center and a removal request process.

  • Clear about limits

    Availability is confirmed before you buy, and unverifiable fields are left blank.

Event planners email list FAQs

Still have a question? .

Related B2B data
What is an event planners email list?
An event planners email list is a file of event planning businesses and the people who work there, with names, job titles, verified business emails, phone numbers where available, and company details such as event types, location and size.
Can I target corporate planners only?
Yes. Event type is a segment you can include or exclude.
Does the list include DMCs?
Yes, as a service segment.
Does the list include in-house planners at companies?
In-house event roles can be added by job function on the relevant industry lists.
Can I target outside the US?
Yes, by country, region and city.
How often is event planner data updated?
Each list is researched and verified for your project when you order it.
What format is the data delivered in?
CSV or Excel, with columns mapped to your CRM or outreach tool. Tell us which system you use when you send your brief.
Can I legally email the contacts on this list?
Usually yes for relevant B2B outreach, but rules differ by country: the US CAN-SPAM Act requires an opt-out, UK and EU rules need a lawful basis, and Canada's CASL generally needs consent or a specific exception. See our GDPR compliance and CASL pages. This is general information, not legal advice.

Build Your Event Planners Contact List

Tell us which planners, regions and roles you want to reach. A data specialist confirms what is available and sends a scoped quote.

Prefer to talk? +1 805-694-0095

What to include in your brief

  • Event types, such as corporate or conferences
  • Countries, states or cities
  • Roles to reach, such as event directors or sourcing managers
  • Company size range
  • Fields you need and roughly how many contacts
  • Companies to exclude, such as current customers

Send these details through the Get in touch form and a data specialist will reply with what is available.