IT managers in Scotland: 390 contacts

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Who is in this audience?

Three breakdowns of the 390 contacts, from the same count, each chosen because it differs from the database as a whole. A cell under 10 reads "under 10", and a withheld cell is held back so a smaller cell cannot be worked out from the others.

18 smaller groups are not listed.

8 smaller groups are not listed.

Named business emails at active UK companies. Count as of 31 October 2026 (dataset 2026-W44). Counts are shown as an anonymous visitor sees them: rounded to the nearest 5, and any cell under 10 reads "under 10".

What do the records look like?

10 anonymised rows from this count. No names, emails or company names appear on this page; the app shows the same masked sample with the reason each record matches.

About this audience

No single county or borough dominates: City of Edinburgh is largest at 21 percent, Glasgow City follows at 21 percent, then Aberdeen City at 9 percent. By job level, Owner holds 50 percent of contacts (195), well ahead of Manager at 45 percent. Owner is over-represented: 50 percent here against 13 percent across the database. The spread is similar by industry: Information and communication is largest at 27 percent, Professional, scientific and technical follows at 17 percent, then Manufacturing at 15 percent. Information and communication is over-represented: 27 percent here against 12 percent across the database. The three largest are City of Edinburgh, Glasgow City and Aberdeen City, together 50 percent of contacts. A company can hold several SIC codes, so industry shares overlap and can add to more than 100 percent.

170 of the contacts are emailable, meaning a named email scoring 70 or more at a corporate subscriber. 345 (88 percent) have a telephone number held, above the database figure of 72 percent. Every telephone number is screened against the TPS and CTPS each night through a licensed screening service, and carries its status and the date of that screen. We treat a screen as valid for 28 days, our own rule rather than the ICO's. Screen the numbers you are supplied yourself before calling, and again every 28 days.

This count combines two filters. The job role filter maps written titles to one role through the Emailmovers title dictionary, so variants of a title count together. The region filter comes from the ONS Postcode Directory. It covers named business emails at active UK companies. Individual subscribers, meaning sole traders and ordinary partnerships, are excluded by default. Emailmovers relies on legitimate interests under UK GDPR Article 6(1)(f) for named business contacts.

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