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The Benefits Of SBA Membership...
- Training by industry experts.
- Three levels of membership opportunities.
- Certification attained through training and testing.
- Monthly Newsletters which will focus on topics of concern to members.
- Monthly Conference Calls with industry leaders that will provide additional training.
- Business opportunities from referrals.
- Support
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How Do You Join The Prestigious Society of Business Analysts (SBA)?
SBA was formed in 1994 by George Abraham. George grew SBA to a membership of 400 members by providing Business Valuation and/or Business Enhancement preliminary training to its members.
On June 1, 2007, NEBB Institute acquired SBA. NEBB Institute is an industry leader that trains, certifies and supports Certified Machinery & Equipment Appraisers (CMEA).
The merger of SBA and NEBB provide business owners with a combined membership of over 700 kowledgeable, experienced and certified business professionals. It's a natural fit and an innovation for both organizations. When it comes right down to it, a machinery and equipment appraisal is the "hub" of at least 20 different business reasons. Oftentimes, a business owner, CPA, attorney or others frequently ask, "I need a machinery and equipment appraisal, but can you also help me with cost segregation, leasing, insurance, real estate appraisal, or a business valuation?"
SBA has in place a dynamic international network of over 700 members experienced and certified to handle every aspect of business enhancement that a business owner or others may desire.
Referrals between members of the dynamic network will increase business opportunities and expand businesses while helping those in need of a professional service.
Current SBA members are grandfathered into the "new" Society of Business Analysts. However, only SBA members who wish to excel within their area of expertise, must train, test and certify for the professional designation of CSBA.
Can You Pass The Test?
SBA membership is only available to those business professionals who have experience and a background in appraisal, business valuations, mergers/acquisitions, cost segregation, business brokerage, accounting, finance, law, business transfers, leasing, mergers/acquisitions, lending, litigation, government issues, or insurance.
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Three Levels Of Membership To Meet The Needs Of Every Member
Associate Member
SBA Professional Designation
(Senior Business Analyst)
CSBA Professional Designation
(Certified Senior Business Analyst)
The SBA and CSBA designations are earned by members who undergo stringent and comprehensive training and testing in the areas of small business analysis.
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