Jesus creates and implements marketing strategies and plans for content. She also approves plans and conducts research, supervises writers of content, and oversees relationships with key stakeholders through board portals. Her understanding of the needs of every stakeholder makes her an invaluable asset in attracting and keeping a loyal user-base for boards portals.
There are a variety of stakeholders on school boards including parents, students and teachers. They also include employees, alumni as well as administrators. In order for these diverse groups to trust information from the school board it must be readily accessible, traceable and auditable. Board portals provide a central secure hub that gives the board’s stakeholders access to vital documents while ensuring processes are transparent.
Check if the vendor offers electronic signatures for document signing in order to speed up efficiency and speed. Make sure to look for features that allow you to upload documents, request signatures from specific individuals and track the status of all signatures in one place.
Ask about the 24/7 availability of specialist support for directors to ensure a seamless meeting preparation experience. This will enable the board to concentrate on the important issues and make decisions.
As you narrow down your the vendors for your board portal, make sure you engage all your key stakeholders — including board members and IT teams. This will help them understand and communicate their individual requirements and expectations. The IT team might prioritize security features, while the board’s administration might be more concerned about how easy it is to create and distribute board material.