For places where I list groups, I list them because groups have members. One could consider the connection rating the amount of influence that person has within that group. For example, an organized crime connection could be anywhere from a hitman to a small boss to an accountant. I can break some of these out if you want, but the list was getting a bit long. I may re-edit this later. I think I trimmed too much stuff.
Note that there is also some overlap. An identity broker has some overlap with a forger and a hacker, for example. Smuggling appears twice.
Digital
Whistler (Sneakers): Breaker of codes. Tapping of data.
Mr Universe (Serenity): Gatherer of public information. Facial recognition, Essential Elements of Friendly Information.
Alec Hardison (Leverage): Hacker, editor of someone else's data.
Data Haven
Pirate Network
Astral
Egg Shen (Big Trouble in Little China): Astral Knowledge Broker, even if it doesn't make any sense.
Talismonger
Magical Group or Society
Conventional Information
Fixer
Mr. Johnson
Organized Crime
Bartender/cop/ganger/informant: Ear to the street.
Mozzy (White Collar) or Whistler (Sneakers) or Lone Gunmen (X-files): Someone who can see the FNORDs.
Exit Strategy
Body Smuggler; (Also good for entrance strategy when you need to get to a new location)
Real Estate Agent: (Including zero notice short term rentals at high rates)
Corrupt Cop: "You've just tripped the silent alarm. And this time pay attention to who you're shooting at."
Identity Broker: When you need a SIN that isn't deadly.
Supply Chain (usually incoming, sometimes outgoing)
Smuggler
Ex-Supply Sergent
Fence
Jack Jeebs (Men in Black)
Chop Shop
Tailor
Forger
Edited to fix mistake on Moz. Too much editing
