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Connecticut principal search

Which companies is this person part of?

Search the principals Connecticut businesses report, officers, directors, members and managers, and see every business each name is listed on. Free, no signup.

Words in the person's or company's name, e.g. JANE DOE. Every word must match.

Results page number, starting at 1.

Between 1 and 50.

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The people on the register linked to their businesses

Every Connecticut business reports its principals to the Secretary of the State: the officers, directors, members and managers who run it. This search reaches all of them, about 1.8 million listings, and returns each match with the role, the business address the register gives and the business it belongs to, with that business's name and status. It is built for business due diligence: checking who stands behind a counterparty, a vendor or a borrower, and what other companies they are involved in. Home addresses are kept out. Open a business's record ID for its full record.

  • Match by name

    Words in the principal's name; every word must match, in any order.

  • See the business

    Each match names the business, its status and the principal's role in it.

  • Open the full record

    Every match carries the business's record ID, so one more lookup returns the whole company.

Common questions

From the Connecticut Secretary of the State, which publishes its business register for anyone to use. Croma keeps an organized copy, brings it up to date every week, and returns it structured, free and with no account. There is only a cap on searches per hour from the same connection.

It shows who the business reports as its principals: officers and directors of a corporation, members or managers of an LLC. That is often, but not always, the owners. The register does not list shareholders.

Use first and last name for precision; every word you type must appear in the name. Businesses can also be principals of other businesses, so a company name works too.

Not necessarily. The register records names as each business reports them, with no personal identifier, so check the role, the business and the business address before drawing a conclusion.

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