This case study of Cape Cod Child Development of Massachusetts shows how many nonprofits find value in expanding their Boardable use beyond the board, to committees and beyond.

The Royal Institute of the Architects of Ireland (or RIAI) has an inspiring mission. Founded in 1839 in Dublin, Ireland, their goal is to support and regulate the architectural profession and promote the value that architecture brings to society for everyone’s benefit. They achieve this with a robust mix of boards, committees, and subcommittees. RIAI…

This case study of how the Maricopa County Workforce Development Board demonstrates how a nonprofit can use Boardable software to improve communication and efficiency. Read on to understand how your group could benefit in a similar way.

For girls ages 6 to 18 in the greater Indianapolis area—especially those in underserved areas—there aren’t always messages of empowerment and encouragement to guide them into a healthy, educated, and independent future. That’s why the programs, staff, and trained volunteers at Girls Inc. of Greater Indianapolis play such an important role. Girls Inc.’s research-based, age-appropriate…

Patrick Meenan of Arthur Ventures gives us insight into the value of good board governance for startups and how early-stage companies can get the most out of their board.