Unite Your Board With The Right Technology

Most nonprofits and trade associations are digitally-savvy when it comes to fundraising, networking, and member engagement. However, internal software solutions used for everyday operations may not be a priority - and they should be.

The COVID-19 pandemic has elevated the importance of technology for remote work. It has also underscored the need to collaborate effectively and forced associations and nonprofits across Canada to reevaluate technology at all levels. One of the key ingredients in establishing trust between managers and directors is ensuring the timely flow of information, according to Larry Tapp, the dean of the Richard Ivey School of Business¹.

Having the right solutions can enable trust by giving directors what they need when they need it. This viewpoint is also highlighted in an article from the Harvard Law School Forum on Corporate Governance, "Technology and the Boardroom: A CIO's Guide to Engaging the Board"; collaboration and cohesiveness are