Your operations manager works for you. Your accountant answers the question you asked and then stops. So the biggest decision of the quarter gets made by one person, alone, and it still has to be made by Monday. Every company above a certain size solves this by appointing people who know the business, are not on the payroll, and will say the thing out loud.
Boardium is that board. Five seats, meeting weekly. Round one goes to all five at once with each of them blind to the other four, because advisors who can see each other converge. Round two is where a position gets argued out of somebody or held under pressure. The chair records the vote and writes the dissent down against the name of whoever held it.
Every commitment leaves with an owner, a date and a metric, and comes back onto the agenda by itself the week that metric can be checked. Two hundred and forty nine dollars a month, one plan, and the first thirty days are free. Starting takes a card, the first charge lands on day 31, and cancelling before then means you are not billed at all.
The seats are models, not people. None of them is an accountant, a lawyer, a broker or a licensed advisor, and each is instructed to say so and hand you back to a professional when a question turns on tax, employment law or insurance.
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