Board portal subsidiary management system, method, and computer program product

A computer-implemented method of managing multiple different boards, each of the multiple different boards corresponding to a separate legal entity and associated with at least one computer based account, the method comprising:

• establishing within a computer-implemented board portal an association between a plurality of the multiple different boards, the plurality of the multiple different boards belonging to an organization corresponding to a hierarchical structure that exists between the plurality;
• creating a logical workspace at the board portal for each of the multiple different boards;
• performing one or more tasks for the plurality of the multiple different boards using the logical workspace created for each board;
• and
• electronically alerting members of each of the plurality of multiple different boards to facilitate member access to information related to the one or more tasks by allowing access into logical workspaces associated with the board to which the member belongs using a computer user device.

A non-transitory computer-readable medium storing computer-readable instructions which when executed by a processing system of a board portal server perform a method for interacting with multiple different boards, the multiple different boards including at least a first board and a second board that respectively correspond to separate legal entities, the at least first and second boards corresponding to a pre-defined organizational structure, the at least first and second boards respectively including at least first and second computer-accounts, which are associated with one or more users, the stored instructions comprising instructions configured to:

• establish an association between the first board and the second board;
• create a first logical workspace for the first board, the first logical workspace providing access to functionality for the at least first computer account;
• execute one or more tasks on the processing system and within the first logical workspace;
• and
• permit the second computer account access to information associated with the one or more tasks executed within the first logical workspace based upon the association established between the first board and the second board.