What does TACB mean?
TACB means The American Center for Business
This acronym/slang usually belongs to Undefined category.
What is the abbreviation for The American Center for Business?
The American Center for Business can be abbreviated as TACB
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What does TACB stand for? TACB stands for "The American Center for Business". |
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How to abbreviate "The American Center for Business"? "The American Center for Business" can be abbreviated as TACB. |
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What is the meaning of TACB abbreviation? The meaning of TACB abbreviation is "The American Center for Business". |
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What is TACB abbreviation? One of the definitions of TACB is "The American Center for Business". |
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What does TACB mean? TACB as abbreviation means "The American Center for Business". |
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What is shorthand of The American Center for Business? The most common shorthand of "The American Center for Business" is TACB. |
Abbreviations or Slang with similar meaning
- ACWFA - American Center for Wine, Food and the Arts
- CBERD - Center for Business and Economics Research and Development
- CBEY - Center for Business and the Environment at Yale
- ASB - American Solutions for Business
- CBI - Center for Business Innovation
- CBI - Center for Business Intelligence
- CBIM - Center for Business and Industrial Marketing
- CBIT - Center for Business Information Technologies
- CBIT - Center for Business/Industry Training
- CBK - Center for Business Knowledge
- CBP - Center for Business Practices
- CBEF - Center for Business and Economic Forecasting
- CBE - Center for Business Ethics
- CBEA - Center for Business and Economic Analysis
- CBES - Center for Business Ethics
- CBSD - Center for Business Skills Development
- TCFB - The Center For Business
- TCBI - The Center for Business Innovation
- ACAT - American Center for the Alexander Technique
- NRRL - American Research Service (ARC) culture collection or (NRRL). The Northern Regional Research Laboratory (now the National Center For Agricultural Utilization Research) opened in 1940.