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ABOUT US
Leadership
Bob Kelley, CEO
Bob has also served as Chairman of the
Board of six technology companies, each focused on a major
high-growth initiative during his service. And he’s an avid investor
in the technology sector of the economy.
Since assuming leadership of ABL in 1985, Bob has continuously
explored and developed innovative new programs for the Organization,
including its Healthcare Executives Round Table Program, as well as
various Financial and Board of Directors Workshops. Bob has been
recognized for his Board of Directors work with growing companies as
an Inc. Magazine "Entrepreneur Supporter of the Year" in
Orange County, and subsequently as one of three national finalists
in that category. He published “The Board of Directors and Its Role
in Growing Companies" in 1984. He’s been chair of two companies
while they were recognized as #50 and #280 on the Inc. 500
Fastest Growing Companies List. In addition to facilitating ABL's
Technology Round Tables, he also continues to provide at least two
half day “Developing an Effective Board" workshops annually.
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Mimi Grant, President
For over 20 years, Mimi has facilitated
ABL's monthly Round Tables and Membership-wide events, where Members
exchange high-level insights, connections, and practical ideas for
each Member's profitable growth. In addition to shaping the
company's strategic direction, Mimi is the publisher of ABL
Online, a weekly electronic newsletter to help ABL Members stay
on the cutting-edge of the issues that can most significantly impact
their businesses.
Mimi took responsibility for ABL's nascent Healthcare division in
1990, when it had 14, LA-based Members. Over the years through ABL's
monthly Round Tables held in Los Angeles, Orange Country, San
Francisco and Dana Point, "Innovations
in HealthcareSM"
and other special events, Mimi has been responsible for growing
Membership from San Diego to the Bay Area. She began facilitating
the ABL's Technology Round Tables and directing conference
activities in 1985, and has been particularly involved at the nexus
point of tech-enabled healthcare.
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