To All FBA Friends & Family
We want you to know that we are still here for
you during these troubling times.
The FBA has some new and exciting changes coming soon which will improve and revamp the FBA. The first and foremost of these is a closer partnership with Radio Entrepreneurs and their network.
More details to come soon! We hope you are all well and can stay safe.
Best Regards – The FBA Team
“We use the FBA frequently to update ourselves with the local community, surrounding happenings that we can be a part of or help with and we also utilize the service guide directory to match up with services that assist us in a number of things. I am always excited when something matches exactly what we need at the time we are looking.” “I also know that I can trust the companies that advertise with the FBA because like us, they are most likely family businesses themselves and we like to work with fellow family businesses.”
Valerie Bono,
We welcome and thank the newest sponsors of the FBA
The Family Business Consulting Group
829 Studios
E.L.I.
Suffolk University
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