The Alternative Board Comes to Missouri to Help Privately Owned Businesses Maximize Their Success.

WESTMINSTER, Colo., Jan. 16, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Allen Fishman, Founder and Executive President of The Alternative Board, (TAB) International, the world's largest franchise system providing peer advisory boards and coaching services for business owners, announced today that The Alternative Board (TAB) will be seeking to open a TAB office in Springfield, Missouri.

Voicing his excitement relating to TAB's Show Me State expansion, Mr. Fishman said, "We view Springfield as a place where we will continue The Alternative Board's mission of helping small and midsize business owners achieve work-life balance while leading their companies to their maximum potential." 

The Alternative Board currently operates in seven countries, including the USA, bringing together business owners of non-competing businesses in half-day monthly groups - boards of up to 10 members.  Each meeting, under the guidance of a TAB Certified facilitator, is conducted in a confidential "think-tank" atmosphere. Since its inception, more than 6,000 businesses have benefited from The Alternative Board services.      

To schedule an interview with Mr. Fishman, please contact Pam Gillies, Director of Marketing for The Alternative Board at 303-839-1200 ext. 140.

About The Alternative Board
The Alternative Board (TAB) is an exclusive, membership-based organization that helps business owners achieve profitability, productivity, and personal fulfillment through the use of peer advisory boards and private business coaching. Through a platform of knowledge and guidance, The Alternative Board delivers real world advice that provides a results driven advantage to help business owners stay focused on what matters most. Headquartered in Denver, CO, The Alternative Board has been helping business owners succeed since 1990.  For more information visit www.TheAlternativeBoard.com.

Contact Information:
Pam Gillies
The Alternative Board
(303) 839-1200 ext. 140

  

SOURCE The Alternative Board