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· Erik Reagan
Minutes are a legal record, not a transcript. What must be recorded, what should never be, and the draft-to-approval workflow that keeps them defensible.
Read the article: How do you take minutes that protect the board?
· Erik Reagan
Ninety minutes to two hours is what a volunteer board can genuinely give. How to fit real governance into that window — and when a longer meeting is fair.
· Erik Reagan
The contents of a working board packet — agenda, minutes, financials, reports, and every item with a vote attached — plus when to send it so people actually read it.
Read the article: What belongs in a board packet, and when should it go out?
· Erik Reagan
Monthly board meetings aren't a law of nature. How to tell whether your cadence fits your board's actual work — and what your bylaws say about the minimum.
Read the article: Should our board meet monthly, or is that too often?
· Erik Reagan
The three fiduciary duties — care, loyalty, and obedience — translated into what they actually ask of you on an ordinary Tuesday night board meeting.
Read the article: What am I actually responsible for as a board member?