About Us
As president and part owner of an electronics firm, TAB Founder & CEO, Allen Fishman, guided his organization from a private to a public company. Once his company went public, Fishman found he received business advice, ideas and motivation from his board of directors—guidance that was lacking for owners of privately held businesses.
After an early retirement from the company, he began developing the "board of directors" concept into The Alternative Board®, established in 1990. Today, Fishman still facilitates the first TAB Board, with many of its original members from over a decade ago.
TAB eventually moved its home base to Denver in 1994 and began expanding across the United States, Canada and South America. Since its inception, thousands of businesses have benefited from the TAB process. A TAB Facilitator's Role
TAB-Certified Facilitators chair monthly group meetings attended by up to 12 business owners, presidents, CEOs and managing partners from non-competing businesses. Facilitators also provide private coaching to individual member companies using our Strategic Business Leadership® process. TAB Boards® operate much like a "board of directors," on which public companies rely, in that private business owners apply their extensive experience and insights to one another’s challenges and opportunities in their quest for business excellence. Who Would Make a Successful TAB Board Facititator?
If your goal is to build a rewarding business using your expertise, and you have a minimum of 10 years of executive-level business experience, you will want to take a closer look at The Alternative Board®. We are particularly interested in candidates with successful executive or entrepreneurial experience in human resources, marketing, sales, training, operations management and more! Becoming a TAB facilitator/coach to locally-based business owners could be the opportunity you have been seeking for a long-term business that can generate consistent income from membership dues, as well as help you start or expand local consulting opportunities. Training and Marketing
To help you become a successful TAB-Certified Facilitator, TAB provides comprehensive training, marketing and facilitation support. We even send an experienced TAB Membership Developer to local communities to help new facilitators form their initial TAB Boards®! With our proven processes and peer advisory board system, you can confidently and quickly build a TAB business. Best of all, no cold calling is necessary to obtain new members. Financial
Cash Investment: $44.4K - $106.3K ( 4 levels of investment)
Total Investment: $44.4K - $106.3K
Minimum Net Worth: $75K - $200K
Franchise Fee: $25K - $55K
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