
Running a business can be rewarding, but also isolating. That’s where The Alternative Board comes in. TAB connects business owners and CEOs in non-competing industries share insights in a confidential environment.
In The DMV, Peter Arundel has become a trusted resource for business owners who want to build organizations that run more effectively.
He brings more than 25 years of business owner experience to the region, helping other owners turn insight into action through TAB’s peer advisory boards, executive coaching, and strategic planning tools.
TAB members join small groups of peers to discuss challenges and grow operations more profitably. Each group is guided by a certified TAB facilitator like Peter Arundel, who ensures every session produces valuable takeaways for board members.
Gain diverse perspectives from like-minded, successful, and experienced business owners who understand the realities of running a business.
Work privately with Peter to understand your strengths and blind spots, set priorities, and navigate complex business challenges.
Use StratPro help you scale with more certainty by empowering your teams so everyone can achieve more together.
Access a global network of thousands of business owners ready to share insight, track progress, and plan for long-term success.
Strengthen leadership communication, accountability, and company culture through facilitated management team alignment workshops.
TAB members in Northern Virginia consistently report stronger leadership performance, healthier cultures, and clearer strategic direction.
TAB Northern Virginia serves business owners and executives across a diverse and highly competitive region, including:
The DMV is home to a wide range of industries, and Peter’s boards are built carefully to reflect that diversity.
Owning and leading a business can feel lonely at the top. TAB provides a confidential, trusted environment where business owners can speak openly with “thinking partners”, who have walked in their shoes as fellow owners.
With monthly goal-setting and follow-through, TAB members hold one another accountable and gain traction with well-informed decision making.
Peter combines TAB’s global framework with deep familiarity of the region’s business landscape, helping leaders focus on what matters most: people, culture, and execution.
Certified Business Leadership Coach & Facilitator, TAB Northern Virginia
Peter Arundel is a Certified Business Leadership Coach and Facilitator for The Alternative Board. He focuses on working with leaders to better understand their strengths and weaknesses.
He has experience building and selling his own companies to both large corporations and smaller independent operators. He brings 25 years of executive experience across finance, manufacturing, mergers and acquisitions, and sales and marketing.
An exceptional problem solver, Peter works with business owners to help them grow stronger organizations, develop leadership teams that can run the business effectively, and reclaim time for life beyond the business.
Peter is a graduate of Duke University and a member of the Young Presidents’ Organization (YPO). Outside of work, he enjoys reading, movies, and sports of all kind.
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