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The best performing boards are the ones that focus on constant improvement and continuous learning. But boards need to be aware of their own strengths and weaknesses in order to govern effectively. That’s why it’s key for boards to self-evaluate in a variety of areas to determine where changes need to be made in order to improve board performance.  In this post, we’ll provide an overview of the most common methods used

Have you ever felt the sense of accomplishment that comes from organizing a productive board meeting? One where directors were all engaged and provided constructive direction that was on point for the organization’s strategy and the agenda?  Those meetings deliver big value. Effective board meetings don’t just feel inspiring; they’re also a top factor in improved organizational performance, according to research from the Rotman School of Management. But how can organizations run

We covered a lot this past year, including board management priorities like how to boost engagement with board software, create better meeting agendas, and what experts are saying about tackling modern board governance challenges.  Check out our roundup of the most-read Aprio posts of 2019. Thank you so much for reading!  #1: PACE credit union’s ousted CEO is a cautionary tale on board oversight News that the former chief executive officer of

Along with feasting and festivities, readying for the New Year can be a time of taking stock in how we’re performing in our professional lives, including around the boardroom table. That’s why our ever-curious-to-learn Aprio team is offering up 5 inspiring board management software reads just in time for the holidays.  With topics ranging from leadership, inclusion, engagement, and embracing change, there’s something here for everyone. So take a break, find a

The role of board administrators and corporate secretaries has never been more complex or time consuming. Beyond managing board meeting schedules and board communication, board governance specialists must monitor and adapt to constantly evolving governance best practices and regulations. Conducting good board management requires actively seeking strategies to reduce the time and effort involved in preparing for board meetings while keeping directors informed and engaged.  And it’s not just a case of