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Female Advisory Board
Female Advisory Board (FAB) is a peer advisory organisation built exclusively for female founders, CEOs and managing directors, founded in Harrogate by Samantha Addy in 2023. Members join a monthly, agenda-driven board day with leaders from non-competing sectors, guest speakers and workshops, plus one-to-one mentoring with a Chair every two months.
There are three boards based on annual turnover: FAB Scale (£500k to £3m), FAB Enterprise (£3m to £20m) and FAB Vanguard (£20m and above). Two annual events bring all three boards together.
- Delivery format
- In-person
- Client type
- Female founders, CEOs and MDs of businesses turning over £500k or more
- Seniority served
- Founders, CEOs and MDs
Networks & communities
Best for: Female founders, CEOs and MDs of businesses turning over £500k or more
Not published.
- Who can join
- Women only
- How to join
- Application and vetting
- Seniority
- CEOs and founders, C-suite
- What it is
- Peer forums and advisory groups, Mentoring
Hosts events
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2023
Last checked: 27 September 2026
Professional Coaching Credentials
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Training & Accreditations Offered
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Frequently asked questions
Where is Female Advisory Board based?
Female Advisory Board is based in Harrogate.
When was Female Advisory Board founded?
Female Advisory Board was founded in 2023.
How much does Female Advisory Board cost?
Female Advisory Board provides pricing on request. Fees are not published. Apply or register interest through the website.
Which sectors does Female Advisory Board work in?
Female Advisory Board works with organisations across all sectors.
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