
Board Meeting Deck
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A founder's update to an informal advisory board often becomes a long read that ends before anyone is asked for help. This board pack template keeps the meeting short: progress against plan, the numbers behind it, three problems that need advice, and the specific asks to vote on or help with. It is written for advisers who read a lot, so the conclusion comes first and every number carries its change from the last quarter.
The sample is for Glenmoor Capital, a fictional lending startup with $240K of monthly recurring revenue, $4.2M of cash and a burn of $260K a month, which gives 16 months of runway. It shows churn rising to 3.1 percent, two engineering roles slipping, and three asks: a bridge plan, an onboarding pilot and a hiring change. Replace the numbers, targets and asks with your own, and check that each ask matches a resolution you will put to the advisers.
Click Make a copy in Google Slides, then confirm on the Google page. The copy is saved to your own Google Drive.
Replace the figures and dashboard targets with your board-approved numbers.
Rewrite the three decisions and match each one to a numbered resolution.
Keep only the risks your advisers asked to see, with last quarter's scores.
Delete the guide slide, then share the deck or present it in full screen.
No. Glenmoor Capital, its people and every figure in this deck are fictional sample data. Replace them with your own numbers before you send the deck to advisers.
Send papers at least five working days before the meeting so advisers can read them. A deck sent late gets skimmed, and the decisions get less attention than they need.
Yes, with changes. Replace the startup metrics with income, reserves and program results, and add a safeguarding slide if your trustees need one. Keep the asks slide as it is.

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