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Association boards are complex, as policies and bylaws might require approval by the membership. Ensuring that boards make the most of their time is the first step in creating value for membership-based associations. Boardable's Krista Martin offers actionable tips for planning effective association board meetings.

Associations typically rely on digital documents, but an insecure document can create concerns from poor contract security to potential piracy. Here are tips from AssociationsNow on securing digital documents, which also features an interview with Boardable's Jeff Middlesworth.

What motivates employees to stay at their current jobs? Flexibility. The COVID-19 pandemic normalized remote work across several industries, and the boardroom is no exception. Check out these 5 tech job trends and how Boardable recognizes the value of flexible working arrangements for employees.

Boardable's Krista Martin discusses three common myths about working as a woman in tech: Coding is a necessary skill for success, tech is a dog-eat-dog world for women, and a tech background is needed to advance. Martin also highlights the culture and supportive environment Boardable emphasizes for women in tech. Read the full article at Techopedia.com.

Nonprofit boardroom management has become increasingly challenging in hybrid environments, especially when keeping track of meeting documents and action items with a geographically dispersed board. Boardable's Jeff Middlesworth shares how boards can keep their meetings engaging and effective — no matter the location.

Boardable's co-founder Jeb Banner joins The Saas Podcast and recounts Boardable's rise to success, as well as the dozen failed attempts he and his partners learned from in order to overcome their challenges. Tune in to hear the full podcast.