BoardClic is a SaaS company with a market-leading platform that provides unrivalled benchmarking and qualitative insights on performance and transparency to align board and management teams. Since our start in 2018 we have developed products for Digital Board Evaluations, CEO Evaluations, and post-meeting pulse surveys through Meeting Express.
By launching Peer Review, we are now extending our product portfolio to provide an even more holistic view of the board’s performance and effectiveness.
Peer Review can be used either as a standalone or fully integrated into the annual board evaluation. It lets you measure individual director performance, benchmark both internally and externally, and ultimately drive board excellence.
By incorporating Peer Review in your board evaluation process, you can:
Recognise top performers and show how colleagues value their contributions.
Create alignment and keep expectations and priorities clear between board members.
Identify competencies needed to complement existing board members and improve board composition.
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Blog
21 January 2026
Governance as a Catalyst for Growth: What Private Equity Can Learn from the Public Markets
Governance has long been framed as a necessary constraint. A system of checks, controls and approvals designed to slow decisions down just enough to avoid mistakes. Grant Thornton’s Corporate Governance Review 2025 challenges that framing head-on. Their central argument is simple but powerful: governance should not be viewed as a brake on growth, but as a set of guardrails that enable momentum. That distinction matters, and particularly for Private Equity.
Blog
14 January 2026
5 boardroom behaviours inspired by the latest ecoDa Board Evaluation Guidelines
Most boards believe they are performing well. Executives are less convinced. Data from more than 500 boards evaluated on the BoardClic platform between 2022 and 2025 show a clear pattern: around 80 percent of directors say their board has the skills to support company strategy, yet only 32 percent of senior executives agree. Set against the latest ecoDa Board Evaluation Guidelines, this highlights why structured self-evaluation matters for building capable, well-aligned boards.
Blog
28 August 2025