Boardable Secures $2.6M in Its Most Recent Round Led by BASE10 Partners and Hires Jon Schwander as CFO

Boardable, an online board management and meetings platform, announced that it closed $2.6 million in Series A-1 financing led by Base10 Partners and includes participation from previous investors VisionTech and Collina Ventures and introduced IU Ventures as a new investor. This latest investment brings Boardable’s total Series A funding to $10.6M.

“Boardable is well-positioned to lead the next generation of efficient board management to mission-driven organizations,” said Jeff Middlesworth, CEO of Boardable. “This additional investment will fund product innovation and accelerate growth in markets that need board management tools the most.”

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Commenting on the announcement, Rexhi Dollaku, Principal at Base10 Partners, said, “Mission-driven organizations help create the change we need across a variety of social, economic, and political issues. They have generally been ignored by modern software vendors. Boardable’s solution is easy to use and helps customers run their organizations better—we’re proud to support Boardable.”

In addition to the round of funding, Boardable is also announcing the hiring of Jon Schwander as their Chief Financial Officer. Jon joins Boardable with an extensive background in the finance and software industries and is an active leader in nonprofit organizations.

“I’ve admired Boardable for a long time and am thrilled to be joining this wonderful company,” exclaimed Jon. “I love our mission to help organizations reach their fullest potential through their staff, boards, and committees.”

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