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Advisory Board Architects

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http://www.advisoryboardarchitects.com/

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Overview

Advisory Board Architects is a global organization focused on transforming boards to High Impact Boards that are focused on driving growth for shareholders. At ABA we have redesigned how boards function to make meetings more engaging, efficient, and effective through our pioneering High Impact Board Engagement System that focuses on board Structure, Processes and Performance.

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Number of Employees

11-50

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Services Provided

Consulting

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Website

http://www.advisoryboardarchitects.com/

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Overview

Advisory Board Architects is a global organization focused on transforming boards to High Impact Boards that are focused on driving growth for shareholders. At ABA we have redesigned how boards function to make meetings more engaging, efficient, and effective through our pioneering High Impact Board Engagement System that focuses on board Structure, Processes and Performance.

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Number of Employees

11-50

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Services Provided

Consulting

Capabilities

Capabilities

Industries

Industries

Serviced Businesses

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Regions

Asia, Europe, Latam, Middle East, North America

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Countries

Colombia, Mexico, Singapore, Spain, United Arab Emirates, United States Of America

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Regions

Asia, Latam, Europe, North America, Middle East

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Countries

Singapore, Colombia, Mexico, Spain, United States Of America, United Arab Emirates

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Year of foundation

2005

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Year of foundation

2005

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At ABA we are the first company to focus on "Building Boards that Help Define the Future Growth of an Organization". Most boards fail to have the strategic impact that the business owners are looking for.