Announcements

BoardPro welcomes new board member

Brett Herkt

Recently we welcomed former Xero exec and serial tech investor, Chris Ridd to the BoardPro board. Given we live and breathe governance, this is an exciting process. Chris tells us why he’s jumping onboard for the ride.

Kiwi tech company BoardPro scores NZ Rugby deal

Chris Keall

Auckland-based BoardPro has won a contract with New Zealand Rugby that will see 26 provincial unions, five Super Rugby franchises and the NZ Maori Rugby Board adopt its boardroom governance software.

NZ Business Magazine - Software That Delivers Board Efficiency

Brett Herkt

Bruce Sheppard, who set up the New Zealand Shareholders’ Association, uses BoardPro for five boards including BoardPro itself. “Instead of emails flying back and forth with attachments, now all information is in one place on the portal,”

NZ Herald: BoardPro's Path to World Domination

Chris Keall

The sale of NZX-listed Diligent to a US company for $1 billion is one of the most storied exits in NZ software history. Now, a start-up that’s in the same market – board software is about to overtake Diligent.

Software cuts board meeting costs

When anyone talks about services that save people time and money, my ears prick up. When I met Brett Herkt of BoardPro, I was most interested to hear about his cloud-based governance tool for SME and Profit boards.

BoardPro officially launching to help SME and not-for-profit boards

A new platform designed to improve the way boards of small businesses and not-for-profits operate is launching. BoardPro is officially launching on February 1 after doing a soft launch in July last year.

Radio New Zealand

Radio NZ interview CEO, Brett Herkt on BoardPro’s early wins and the product’s international prospects. Pick up the conversation at 4:00 minutes on this audio link.

BoardPro launches, positioning itself as the Diligent for SMEs

Chris Keall

An Auckland-based governance software startup says it wants to be like Diligent but for SMEs. BoardPro has just wrapped up a pilot involving 30 companies (28 in NZ and two in Australia) and launched last night…