BoardClic has been selected as an ILA trusted partner for digital board performance reviews. The two partners are collaborating to offer a curated board review developed and approved by ILA, designed exclusively for ILA’s 3,000 individual and corporate members. BoardClic’s ILA-curated board review enables ILA’s members to effectively evaluate board performance and ensure alignment with best practice governance standards.
"Our partnership with BoardClic represents a step forward in how boards can measure and enhance their performance using innovative digital tools”, said Philipp von Restorff, CEO of ILA. “We’re pleased to work with BoardClic to help our members optimise their governance and drive continuous improvement."
BoardClic is the leading platform for digital board performance reviews, allowing boards to track effectiveness, alignment and composition over time. BoardClic takes a forward-looking approach to board performance reviews, leveraging digital tools and a data-driven methodology aligned with leading governance principles.
"Partnering with ILA aligns with our commitment to elevate board performance through data-driven insights," said Monica Lagercrantz, Founder of BoardClic. "We are excited to support ILA’s members with a curated board review solution that meets the institute’s high standards and promotes effective governance."
This partnership allows ILA members to gain deeper insights into their board's effectiveness and identify key areas for improvement. With over 2,000 reviews conducted and feedback gathered from more than 5,000 board executives on the platform, ILA members can compare their board’s performance against a broad range of benchmarks, ensuring they stay at the forefront of governance standards.
For more information about BoardClic, go to boardclic.com. If you are an ILA member and want to know more about BoardClic’s ILA board reviews, visit boardclic.com/ILA.
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