About DirectorPrep
DirectorPrep is here to help board directors access resources, prepare for meetings, and ask questions that lead to robust discussions and sound decisions in the boardroom.
From your first board seat to your most influential one, DirectorPrep is your guide to growing confidence, building credibility, and making the kind of impact that leaves a legacy.
DirectorPrep helps guide you along your governance journey.
Why DirectorPrep?
In our board advisory work, we were struck by how directors - even experienced ones - often struggled with their board role.
Despite onboarding programs, they weren't clear on how to be ready for meetings and make a real difference to their board.
Although there was expert advice for boards and resources on board governance, structure, and process, there wasn't much available to help individual directors master their board role.
We created DirectorPrep to help guide individual directors to be as effective as they can be.
Whether you serve on a for-profit or a non-profit board, and regardless of the size of your organization, DirectorPrep can be your guide along your governance journey.
Our practical tools, down-to-earth resources, and valuable insights will help you make a lasting impact on your board and your organization.
Learn more about What We Do here.
Learn more about the team behind DirectorPrep here.
Your Governance Journey
Joining a board is like setting out on a journey. A governance journey.
Once on a board, there's a success path that starts with getting a handle on governance fundamentals, then moving forward with the goal of being a savvy director - someone with the confidence to shape strategy and the courage to make a difference.
You'll build skills and acquire board experience as you travel the path. But most of all, you'll be developing habits.
At the start of your your governance journey you'll focus on the first three habits of the savvy director: building governance skills, preparing for meetings, and asking great questions.
Once you're comfortable with the basics, you'll want to work on developing the next three key habits: collaborating with others, thinking independently, and demonstrating courage.
From your first board seat to your most influential one, DirectorPrep is here to help guide you on the path to being a savvy director.
We're confident your satisfaction with board work will improve, you'll make a positive contribution to your board, and you'll have fun doing it.
Learn more about The Six Key Habits of The Savvy Director.
