Use the Meeting Rundown Template to review the progress made in your meeting and keep a full account of what to follow up on for future meetings.

By creating your Meeting Rundown in Stormboard, you can run a comprehensive report using our 12 different reporting options, removing the need for transcription or hand-written meeting minutes. The template has five sections: Agenda, In Attendance, Notes, Resources, and Next Steps.

This method of user research will capture valuable information about your business, and how it relates to its customers, by acting out specific, user-focused scenarios.

Use the Editorial Calendar Template to track your creative content as it progresses through its development cycle, and then schedule your upcoming posts using the quarterly calendar provided.

Use the Blog Creation Template to conceive, outline, and refine your upcoming blog post. Organize your ideas into the pre-set sections to create a blog post that will leave an impact on your audience.

Use the Gratitude Wall template to create a powerful, resilience-building tool in your personal and/or work life.

The template consists of a large workspace where you can add ideas, pictures, videos, or anything that you or your group are thankful for.

The Three Year – Quarterly Calendar Template is the perfect way to set high-level goals for your company, track the productivity of a product, or brainstorm benchmarks for the year with your team.

Created by Edward de Bono, the Six (6) Thinking Hats approach helps you look at your decision making or product planning process from a range of different perspectives.

The Short-term and Long-term Goal Setting Template is the perfect way to set high-level goals for your company, track the productivity of a product, or brainstorm benchmarks for the upcoming year with your team.

The Seed Discussion Template is used to teach students how to engage in discussions about assigned readings.

The Scrum to Lean Kanban Template helps you and your team transition from a Scrum project, to a Lean Kanban project.

The Retrospective 6 Sections Template allows your team to reflect on what happened in the iteration and identify what needs to be improved going forward.

Divided into six sections: More, Less, Same, Frustrating, Enjoyable, and Puzzling.

The RAFT Writing Template is a writing strategy that helps you understand what the role of a writer is, the audience that you will address, the format that you will be writing in, and the topic that you will be covering.

The Quarterly/Monthly Goal Setting Template is the perfect way to set high-level goals for your company, track the productivity of a product, or brainstorm benchmarks for the upcoming year with your team.

Based on the methodology advocated by entrepreneur and venture capitalist Mark Suster, the PUCCKA Sales Template is divided into six sections for each letter of the acronym: Pain, Unique Selling Proposition, Compelling Event, Champion, Key Players, and Aligned Purchase Process.

The Project Charter Template helps you to define the scope, objectives, and people who are participating in a project. It defines the roles and responsibilities of the participants and outlines the goals of the project.

The Program Action Logic Model Template is a framework that is used by managers, funders, and evaluators to determine the value or effectiveness of a program. This template can also be used in the planning and implementation phases.

The Objectives, Goals, Strategies, and Measures Template is a business planning tool that helps individuals, teams, and organizations define broad objectives, clear long- and short-term goals, ways to achieve those goals, and how to monitor your progress.

The template is divided into four sections: Possible Solutions (options on the table), Objective Criteria, Interests (what are your deeper needs), and BATNA/WATNA.

The Monthly Investment Update Template gives you the perfect framework to present your monthly update to investors, stakeholders, the executive team, or to give a company-wide update.

Creating a clear and concise Mission Statement is important for an organization to define its purpose, the scope the its operations, its products and services, its customer base, and the region that is planning to operate in.