Target account research built around who you sell to
Hawk provides buyer-specific B2B event intelligence and target account research. The deliverable helps your team decide which companies to pursue, why they fit, and which business functions to approach.
Which organizations appear to deserve attention first, and which should wait or be excluded.
Fit reasoning
Why the account matches your buyer profile, using evidence you can evaluate.
Relevant function
Which business function appears most connected to the problem you solve. This is not a named-contact promise.
Event relevance
The company's publicly documented relationship to the event where available. That is not individual attendance or buying intent.
Source evidence
Supporting sources, research dates, and provenance where applicable.
Uncertainty notes
What remains unknown, what should be verified, and why an attractive name may not fit.
A compact annotated example
The same public excerpt appears on the example page. Illustrative example. Fictional companies; not verified research.
Your target-account map
A report-style preview, not a live software platform
Illustrative only
Example buyer profileInsurance Claims workflow provider seeking relevant insurance accounts.
Account and fitPriorityBuyer function
Example carrier A
Illustrative fit: a commercial-lines insurer with a relevant claims workflow.
PriorityHigh fit
FunctionClaims operations
Example administrator B
Illustrative fit: a third-party administrator serving the requested segment.
PriorityReview
FunctionOperations leadership
Example vendor C
Illustrative exclusion: a solution provider rather than a target customer.
PriorityDeprioritize
FunctionNot applicable
Illustrative companies and assessments. Actual scope, sources, and contact coverage must be separately agreed. This public excerpt is not a personalized 10-account sample.
Useful research starts with a defined target, not a generic industry label.
What your company sells
What an ideal customer looks like
Who should be excluded
Which event or commercial ecosystem, if any, is in scope
Research and review
Hawk uses publicly available information and properly licensed sources where appropriate. Recommendations are reviewed against your stated buyer profile. Observation and interpretation are kept separate. Contact enrichment is a different function from account research and is not assumed.
Hawk does not claim every account is manually verified in every field. Material uncertainty is recorded rather than hidden behind a score.
Who this service is for now
Insurance technology and B2B software
Companies selling into insurers, related technology buyers, and adjacent professional services.
Implementation and consulting
Firms that need a focused event or market pursuit map rather than a raw exhibitor list.
Revenue leaders
Sales, partnerships, growth, and field marketing teams allocating scarce meeting time.
Account research is not contact enrichment
Generic company data answers who exists. Buyer-specific prioritization answers who matters to this offer. Named business contacts belong to Custom B2B Lead Lists when that coverage is agreed. Function recommendations on this page are not guaranteed named contacts, verified emails, or meetings. See Custom B2B Lead Lists.
Commercial next steps
Founding custom event intelligence pilots currently start at $750 on the ITC Vegas 2026 campaign. That starting point is campaign-specific. Do not treat it as a universal all-markets package. Scope is agreed before paid expansion.
Request research built around your buyer
Tell Hawk who you want to reach. The team will review fit and reply about the next step.