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"TAB is one of the most important organizations in the success of my business.  Not only do I receive great value from my fellow board members' input but the personal coaching is critical.  TAB has helped me to understand that I can take my business to the next level."
 
Douglas R. Miller CIC, President,   Miller and Miller Insurance
Texas State Representative: District 73
 
 
 
Frank Arnold, Partner,  Edelman, Arnold & Co. CPAs
 
 
"My Board members are all smart people. They come to the meeting looking for ideas and offering solutions in an honest and genuine way."
 
 
 "For the first 27 years of business, I was accountable ONLY to me. It was very easy to delay considering possible business improvements. As a CPA and business advisor, I would become involved in my client’s businesses and problems. Since becoming a member of TAB some years ago, it has forced me to devote time, effort, and imagination in planning and operating my business. I enjoy coming to the monthly board meetings to: (a) discuss and solve my problems, (b) discuss other members problems, (c) get ideas for my business, and (d) enjoy the company of other noncompeting business owners." 
                                      Steven Bankler, CPA, PFS, Cr.FA
 
 
 "My Board members may not give specific advice, but they can give a new way of looking at something.  Also, although products and services may be different, employee relations, and systems can be similar. "

Jim Blakey, President, Catto and Catto Benefits Group

 

 "TAB is vital to my business. I tend to just do what I do, and not think about the longer term. My Board members forced me to make some changes that weren't comfortable, but greatly stabilized my business going forward."
 
Ann Kilmer-Robinson,  President,  Kilmer & Company
 
 
 "TAB is a scheduled time each month that I have to refocusing my thinking from doing my business to running my business. The major issues that we all have in common center around people, employees, customers, prospects, staff, ourselves. Couple that with vision, goals, profitability, growth, exit strategy, marketing, etc. you have plenty to work with no matter what another' s industry is. "

Kirk Francis, President, Cross Financial Group

 

 "All my notices and meeting letters say, please be aware that I have a standing obligation on the third Thursday of each month.  The only reason I ever miss a TAB meeting is because a judge orders me to!"

Martin Zimmerman, Law Offices of Martin Zimmerman, PC

 

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