ABM

MEMBERSHIP

From guest participation to membership.

Membership is by invitation only, informed by your guest participation and feedback from the ABM Members you meet. This selectivity allows those invited to become members to participate with the confidence that others are equally committed to reciprocal relationships.

Two women connecting one-on-one through ABM’s Online Meeting Room.

Experience five thoughtfully curated conversations with people worth knowing and discover what ABM could mean for you.

Experience ABM. Meet five ABM Members.
1 free Online Connector. 2 hours. 5 curated meetings. Zero obligation.

How the process works

Attend as a guest

Participate in an Online Connector with five curated 20-minute conversations with ABM Members. These conversations help you understand the value of being part of the Community by connecting you with people worth knowing. ABM thoughtfully selects these connections for their relevance to your work, interests and priorities, creating the potential for real benefit right away.

Guest participation is a complete and valuable experience in itself, whether or not a membership invitation follows. An invitation carries no obligation to join.

Member feedback and an invitation

After the Connector, ABM gathers feedback from the Members you met about whether membership would benefit you and the Community. Members’ support reflects their confidence that you will benefit from, contribute to and find success within the ABM Community. With their support and consensus, ABM offers you membership.

Membership

Membership starts at $2,900 per year.

Included throughout the year

  • Unlimited Online Connectors
  • Unlimited seats for your organization
  • Spheres and online dialogue
  • Ongoing relationship development support

The Annual Community Gathering is an optional addition to membership.

Participation at no cost

Representatives of Indigenous governments, development corporations, tribal councils, and their departments participate at no cost.

ABM is a community of reciprocal relationships. Representatives of these organizations are ABM Community Members and not business development targets.

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