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TAB Boards seeking Singapore franchisees

Singapore expansion follows Australian venture.

In a release, TAB Boards International, Inc., a leading franchise system providing peer advisory boards, executive coaching services, and business leader alignment training, said it has successfully launched in New Zealand and is now seeking Master Franchisees in Singapore.

As part of the expansion, TAB seeks interested and qualified individuals to operate a business that utilizes TAB's proprietary tools and methods to help business owners in Singapore. Interested parties may visit https://www.thealternativeboard.com/international/apply .

TAB opened in Auckland, New Zealand in May 2012 and now has three different Unit Franchises operating there. Stephen James, Master Franchisee for TAB in New Zealand, explained, "In New Zealand, TAB has been operational for about a year. The speed with which local business owners have adopted the TAB concept and made significant and positive change within their businesses has been particularly pleasing."

Michele Fishman, Vice President of International Development, agrees with TAB's impact for business through effective leadership. "We are truly fortunate to have found a highly experienced Master Franchisee in Stephen James. He brings to his business several decades of high-level, successful business experience and an enthusiasm for helping other business owners succeed. Small and medium-sized businesses are already benefiting greatly from the strategic programs, accountability and peer advice that our system provides."

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