Inside a Meeting

TAB meetings are a commitment by you and your fellow Board members to work on your business, not just in your business. Boards are composed of professionals in different industries who bring varied perspectives and experience to the discussion.

One morning a month you will meet in a secure, confidential environment with others who own companies; people who understand the responsibilities and rewards of being the person at the top.

Board meetings are a secure place, where you can discuss topics you can’t (or won’t) raise with employees, family or paid professionals. They are a forum for new ideas, an education in other industries, and a source of common-sense advice on practical, day-to-day business issues.

Board members develop a respect for the wisdom of the group. They laugh, cry (occasionally) and hold each other accountable for following through on plans and goals.

A typical board meeting agenda follows:

- Business Tip of the Month Sharing

- Upcoming TAB-sponsored and Neeley School of Business Educational Programs

- Status Report on 30 Days’ Objectives Since Last Meeting

- Drill-down into Member’s Topic That Month (Individual Member Slice)

- Commitments and Objectives for Next 30 Days