Business Coach Lee Freeman | TAB Florence

Lee Freeman is the owner of TAB Florence-Myrtle Beach and Freeman Consulting located in Northeastern South Carolina. Over the last 30 years, he has worked with thousands of small businesses, non -profits and national corporations to help improve their brands and expand their markets. He has owned and profitably sold several businesses in the printing and promotional advertising arenas. He has been recognized nationally for management and sales achievement.

His primary focus is working with private business owners helping them to properly identify and achieve their personal and business visions. Whether that is to attain more Personal Freedom, Grow Profits or Business Transition, his experiences as a successful entrepreneur gives him personal insight into the universal yet unique struggles business owners face.

As a professionally trained facilitator and coach, he is skilled in strategic planning, leadership development, training, and professional guidance. As a specialty he works with clients on Strategic Marketing and Creative Conceptual Solutions.

He is a graduate of Chowan University with a degree in Graphic Communication and Print Management.

The independent coaching sessions, the accountability to work on my business rather than in my business, the insights from my board members, the spark I get from helping my fellow board members.

Nelson Martins

DiPaolo Machine Tools MEMBER SINCE 2009

The Alternative Board is a place to learn and gather information. It is a group of people to bounce my solutions or ideas off before I try them. I gain valuable input for the decisions I have to make. Also it is very easy to see other’s mistakes, but not realize you have made the same mistake or are currently making the same mistake. Decisions, solutions & especially employee issues become obvious.

Scott McManus

Something Greek MEMBER SINCE 2006

We have an excellent group of professional business owners. I learn something from them each month. Hearing and seeing what they are doing in their business is motivational for me. And they are not "yes" people. They tell me when I should be doing something differently.

Lynn Gastineau

Gastineau Log Homes, Inc. MEMBER SINCE 1993

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