The ABB is the next step up from a PBR. ABBs are usually held in a public location such as a hotel ballroom or conference hall with an experienced team leader conducting. ABBs enable Agel team members in a community to come together, learn, and get inspired. Here are a few other reasons why you should make a habit of attending all local ABB meetings:
* Make connections with other Agel team members.
The most invaluable mentors you can have are those who have experience with Agel in your own community. They can tell you what works and what doesn't. They can provide you with hints, leads, and warnings. And the ABB is by far the easiest place to meet these potential mentors.
* Make a big impression.
Do you have someone who'd be a great team member but is reluctant to enroll? An ABB can be the perfect place to share the power of the Agel community. Feeling the momentum and support of your ABB community firsthand could help soften hearts and change minds.
* Receive training.
The person conducting the ABB will have invaluable insight on possibilities in your area, important company and product information, relevant nutritional discoveries, and any other updates that are essential to your continued success.
* Commit to creating an ABB if there isn't one your area.
If you're developing a team in an area without an ABB, you're in luck. This means that you can fill the ABB void and become the pioneering leader in your area. Be aware, however, that ABBs must be presented in a very particular way...
o Find a location that accommodates your audience.
This isn't the kind of event to hold in an average home. It requires space for dozens, maybe even hundreds. Be sure to arrange a meeting room that will comfortably accommodate the number of attendees you expect.
o Have a professional setup.
To make your ABB as professional as possible, have a good sound system and a screen for showing video and/or PowerPoint presentations.
o Ask for assistance.
If in doubt, don't do an ABB by yourself. There are corporate resources available to assist you, and don't be shy about using them. Contact your sponsor or Regional Sales Manager for help.
