Free Corporate Governance & Accountability Deck Generator

Free SME corporate governance tool with pillars diagram

Free

SME Governance & Accountability Tool


Free Corporate Governance Tool for SMEs: Serious Governance, sized-right

Governance has an image problem in SMEs.

It sounds like bureaucracy for businesses with boards and lawyers.

But the problems it prevents are exactly the ones that kill founder-led companies: decisions nobody clearly owns, risks nobody is watching, and a business that cannot function for a fortnight without its founder.

Brief this free tool on your business, and it produces a governance deck for your specific business.

Who decides what (and what the founder should stop deciding), the lightest oversight structure that adds real challenge – usually an advisory board, not a formal one; who you are actually accountable to, the risks that could kill the business with named owners, and an ethical lens for the decisions that keep you up at night.


The 3 Steps

Brief Your Business

About three minutes, the sharper the brief, the sharper the deck.

We Research & Apply Frameworks

Including reviewing your website if you provide it.

Receive Your Deck

View it online or download the PDF from our website.

Your Corporate Governance Deck Includes

  • Decision rights made explicit: retained, delegated with limits, or externally advised
  • Advisory board vs formal board: the right structure, composition and cadence for your stage
  • A stakeholder accountability map – legal duties vs legitimate expectations
  • Risk oversight: the killers identified, owned, and given early-warning indicators
  • A three-lens ethical test for consequential decisions
  • An accountability rhythm so governance is a cadence, not an event

Corporate Governance & Accountability Tool FAQs

A: About two minutes to brief; the deck arrives in another three to five minutes.

A: This tool has been designed with SMEs in mind. The deck recommends the lightest structure that adds challenge, which for most SMEs is an advisory board of two or three, not a formal board.

A: Yes. Clean decision rights, risk ownership and accountability are exactly what due diligence probes.

A: No, and we are not liable. It is a governance strategy that you will need to continue to do your due diligence with. Where legal duties arise, the deck flags them for your professional advisers.