Company Research Guide: Local Information and Organizations

The Directory Of St Louis is an innovative local search directory which thrives to cater to the needs of the local business and the local community.

Washington University in St. Louis is committed to strengthening relationships with diverse businesses. The Diverse Business Directory was developed to create an information pathway to a pool of diverse businesses across a multitude of industries. New suppliers will be added on a frequent basis as they continue to develop their diverse business base.

The Partner Services Directory provides a categorized listing of area businesses that supply services to the St. Louis hospitality industry.

Over 75 unique small businesses in one neighborhood: The Hill.

For a century, the Missouri Chamber of Commerce and Industry has been taking care of business for Missouri employers in the halls of the State Capitol, in the courtroom and beyond.

This collection includes city directories, blue books, gazetteers, membership rosters, guides and other objects linking large numbers of people to places, businesses, and organizations.

MERIC is the research division of the Missouri Department of Higher Education and Workforce Development's Office of Performance & Strategy. They provide innovative analyses and assistance to policymakers and the public, including studies of the state's economic trends, targeted industries, and labor markets. It also includes workforce region studies, spatial analyses, and comprehensive coverage of the state's industry and occupational data produced in cooperation with the U.S. Department of Labor. MERIC has been recognized with 15 national awards for research excellence since it was formed in 2001. You will find the latest research on Missouri industries, workforce, regions, and economic conditions. In today's fast-paced global business environment, good information for sound decision-making is more than a strategic advantage -- it's a necessity.

Focuses on Missouri manufacturers

Championing a bold vision, Greater St. Louis, Inc. brings together business and civic leaders to create jobs, expand equity and improve St. Louis’ global competitiveness.

The St. Louis Genealogical Society (StLGS) is a not-for-profit, all volunteer organization with members in almost every state and several foreign countries. Begun in 1968, it is now the largest local genealogical society in the United States, renowned for its excellence in programming, resources, classes, and membership services.

Business and Industry Research