Start with the whole picture.
Membership, programs, finances, education and operations. A shared view of the association, with room to look closer.
A clearer view of
where you stand.
Your association has the numbers.
MyBoardQ helps you make sense of them.
Built for the people who move an association forward.Staff. Committees. Leadership.
See the questions become clear.
46 seconds · Silent filmRead the film transcript
Are we growing? Start with what you need to know. Palm Cove had 4,563 members in August 2026, compared with 4,462 in August 2025: 101 more members, up 2.3%. This measures the change in total membership, not the number of new members joining.
Cost needs context, too. Leadership development in full-year 2025: $44,309 of expenses minus $7,344 of revenue equals $36,965 of net cost. These program costs do not include all association operating expenses.
Show the portfolio movement. The balance reached $2,577,071 in August 2026, up $157,642 since December 2025. This fictional scenario has no deposits or withdrawals. Then compare programs: Leadership development had the highest net cost of the three shown, followed by Member programs and Professional development.
A shared view for staff, committees and leadership. Membership, programs, finances, education and operations. MyBoardQ. Association Insights. A clearer view of where you stand. Explore with fictional Palm Cove data.
MyBoardQ
PCPalm Cove AssociationFictional demonstration
Guided exampleMembership
August 2026Total members4,563+2.3% vs August 2025
Same month last year4,462
Members year over year+101
A fair comparison, month for month
20262025
Monthly membership totalsFictional data
1Ask a question2See the evidence3Understand the answer
Real questions. Illustrated with Palm Cove’s fictional data.
The idea behind MyBoardQGood decisions start
Good decisions start
with understanding.
A chart can tell you something changed. The useful part is understanding what changed, which period you’re looking at, and what deserves a closer look.
Ask the question on your mind.
“How does this compare with last year?” “What’s driving the cost?” Karl helps you explore the figures in plain language.
Keep the context in view.
Actuals and budgets. Full years and partial years. Expenses and net costs. The distinctions that make an answer useful.
An association you can explore
Meet Palm Cove.
Ten years of fictional association history.
A working dashboard. Plenty of questions to ask.
Bring a question like…
“Where should we
look a little closer?”
Membership trendsProgram costsBudget comparisonsPortfolio history