Key facts
- Include titles like Head of People and People Operations Manager, which Buzz finds by meaning on paid plans.
- Buzz writes on paid plans, or export a CSV.
- On paid plans Buzz matches titles by meaning, so unusual wording is included.
- Run the search: Buzzlist shows the real count for your filters before you reveal anyone.
Which HR title should I target?
- Under 100 staff: an HR manager, or the office manager or owner.
- 100 to 1,000 staff: HR director or head of people.
- Above that: VP of HR or chief people officer, plus the manager for your area, such as benefits or learning.
What do HR leaders reply to?
A specific problem they own: open enrollment, onboarding new hires, compliance training. Keep the email short and skip buzzwords.
How to build an HR director list
- Pick the department
Human Resources.
- Set job level
Director and VP, or Manager for smaller firms.
- Add size and place
Company size range, industry and state.
- Reveal emails
Free gives 100 a month.
- Write or export
Buzz writes on paid plans, or export a CSV.
When does Buzzlist fit, and when does it not?
It fits when
- You sell to HR teams at US companies.
- You want HR leaders by name with emails.
It does not fit when
- You need people outside the US.
- You want to know a company's benefits provider. Buzzlist does not hold that data.
Questions people ask next
Can I find people with unusual HR titles?
Yes. On paid plans Buzz matches titles by meaning, so unusual wording is included.
Are the emails verified?
Paid contacts include standard email verification. Catch-all addresses are never called verified.
How many HR directors are there?
Run the search: Buzzlist shows the real count for your filters before you reveal anyone.
Can I find nonprofit HR leaders?
Yes. Company organization type includes nonprofit, educational, government and public company.