The Alternative Board® (TAB) in San Antonio is announcing a major expansion to Kendall County with the addition of Beth G. Coyle, formerly of Coyle Engineering. Beth joined forces with Don Maranca, TAB franchisee, to serve business owners in Kendall County and surrounding areas, where she continues to serve on the board of the Kendall County Economic Development Corporation.
PRLog - Jan. 5, 2015 - BOERNE, Texas -- The Alternative Board® (TAB) in San Antonio is announcing a major expansion to Kendall County.
Effective January 1, 2015, Beth G. Coyle, formerly of Coyle Engineering, joined forces with Don Maranca, TAB franchisee, to serve business owners in Kendall County and surrounding areas.
“With a dozen active Boards of business CEOs/Owners in the city spread across two franchisees, we are poised to develop into other areas beyond the San Antonio city limits,” said TAB franchisee Don Maranca. “Since purchasing part of the San Antonio TAB business from John Dini in April 2010, I’ve grown strong Boards which are at full capacity. I searched for the right person that has the same passion for building up our local business community and found Beth. Beth brings new expertise and focus to small and mid-sized businesses in an area that is ready for its own chapter of TAB. She has the business know-how from starting, growing, and selling her own business.”
“The Alternative Board® delivers experience and planning tools to business owners, Presidents and CEOs,” Ms. Coyle explained. “They have been effective in helping thousands of companies grow, especially in San Antonio. I’m excited to leverage my own business experience and love for mentoring in a new capacity to help others.”
Ms. Coyle was co-founder and CEO of Coyle Engineering and currently operates two businesses: 4C Properties, Ltd. and Beth Coyle Photography. She has served as a Chair for the Greater Boerne Chamber of Commerce and is a founding member of the Kendall County Economic Development Corporation. The Alternative Board® is an international organization of business owners who meet monthly to share expertise in a structured, confidential environment. There are TAB chapters in over 150 North American cities, as well as in Latin America, Europe, and Australia.
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January 05, 2015 at 09:26 AM EST
