Resources
Do you have board members who are unprepared, uninvolved, and underused? It’s easy for boards to become “bored.” Boardable offers a number of resources and tools to help you better engage members of your board of directors. Our platform is built for effective collaboration, wherever board members are. Our resources provide actionable advice on how to keep board members feeling invested in the organization, its mission, and ultimately, to increase your board’s engagement and efficiency.
At Boardable, we’re all about empowering you with the tools and insights to participate on a board and make a true difference. So, let’s explore ten tips to help you become the board member your organization needs. 1. Embrace Your Role with Passion Your passion is the heartbeat of…
Looking for fundraisers that have eliminated the up-front financial risk? These guaranteed risk-free fundraising ideas will be great additions to your strategy.
Below, we outline three best practices that drive nonprofit board success and show how board management software, such as Boardable, can make a significant difference in building a more efficient and impactful board. 1. Prioritize Effective Communication A key factor in board success is cultivating the…
Discover expert insights, actionable tips, and real-world success stories that will empower your board members and supercharge your organization's effectiveness.
When faced with meeting virtually amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the West Cecil Health Center's board of directors searched for an option that would ensure ease of access to all board members.
History The Indiana University Alumni Association started back in 1854 after a fire threatened the existence of Indiana University. Alumni came together to help the university rebuild and many years later continue to lead efforts to grow the university and extend its reach. When you’ve been with an…
Check out this case study of the Grande Prairie Chamber of Commerce in Alberta, Canada and how Boardable helped their CEO get even more done with the board of directors for local businesses.
