Practical pieces on commitment programs, volunteer logistics, board governance, and the operating realities of running a parent organization.
Parent boards turn over annually. Treating that as a bug rather than a feature is the single biggest reason parent-org software fails after one year.
How auto-credit at check-in eliminates the largest single source of disputes in any commitment program.
A close look at how the parent organizations we've talked to translate between dollars, hours, and goodwill — and where the equity tradeoffs hide.
Notes from 22 conversations with parent-org leaders, ordered by how often the same thing came up unprompted.
Walking through the seven modules that ship at GA, and the three we've decided not to build until at least year two.
Software permissions need to be sharper than the unwritten social agreements they replace. Here's how we think about that boundary.
