What rich snippet etc do I need for this
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I attach a screenshot after searching "Mashable". Would appreciate a pointer in the right direction to add this for my site.
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Here's the page from Google about site links: https://support.google.com/webmasters/answer/47334?hl=en
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Jonathan,
From the screen shot I am not exactly sure what you are referring to. If you are looking at how the web site is broken down into sections you might want to look into the Yoast Plug in if you are on Word Press as well as Google Webmaster tools. If you are referring to the Google listing on the side of the screen shot you need to get your company set up with Google. If you are needing to get these directories set up I might suggest Getlisted.org.
Ron
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Those are actually site links, not rich snippets. You can't explicitly get Google to enable those for you.
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