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Board Intelligence wants your board to read less and decide more
A meeting buried in backward-looking paperwork gave Board Intelligence its opening. Now the company is combining boardroom advice, AI and acquisitions to change what happens before directors take their seats.
Diligent Put the Board Book on an iPad. Now It Wants the Whole Risk Business
The board portal pioneer survived an accounting-control stumble, a $624 million take-private and a decade of acquisitions. Its next trick is turning every risk signal into something a director can use before the meeting starts.
Rob Kunzler Is Marketing the Room Where Decisions Become History
After two decades of selling complicated software in plain English, OnBoard's CMO has arrived at a harder brief: helping boards use technology without surrendering judgment.
Daisy
Daisy is an AI-native property management company for condos, co-ops and HOAs, founded in 2020 in New York City. It replaces the manual workflows and patchwork of tools legacy managers rely on with a single platform that unifies building finances, maintenance requests, compliance, board decisions and resident communication. Pairing proactive human managers with automation and AI agents, Daisy manages more than 4,000 units across nearly 200 buildings in NYC and has begun expanding into New Jersey, with a stated goal of national and global reach by the end of the decade.