Amélio for boards of directors
Around the table, the same questions keep coming up: will our key talent stay, are our teams holding up, and will management see burnout coming before it shows up in the financial statements?
Whereasteam engagement directly affects the organization's profitability, safety and retention;
Whereasoccupational health and safety rules increasingly require employers to prevent psychosocial risks (in Quebec, since October 6, 2025);
Whereasthe departure of a key person or a team's burnout only shows up in the financial statements once the damage is done;

In Quebec, since October 6, 2025, every organization must assess, document and prevent psychosocial risks such as work overload, lack of recognition or harassment. The province's workplace health and safety board (CNESST) can step in.
What Law 27 requires →The board sees each team's performance and climate on the same screen, and can track both together.
See performance management
Each team's goals are linked to the strategic pillars the board approved, and their progress can be followed from one meeting to the next.
See goals and prioritiesAmélio connects performance management to each team's engagement results.
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The human resources committee sees where each key executive stands and what they still need for their next role.
See the development plan
The survey is built on the JD-R model: 12 factors and 38 sub-factors, with comment analysis.
Respondents' identities remain confidential and anonymous. Below a minimum participation threshold, no results are shown.
With 85% average participation, you hear from every team, not just the most dissatisfied.
The same factors come back in every survey: you follow a trend instead of commenting on a snapshot.
Industry benchmarks built on more than 750 organizations to put your results in context.
Your data is hosted in Canada, with SOC 2 Type 2 certification and compliance with Quebec's Law 25 and the GDPR.
“Amélio is built into our governance practice. Engagement can stay stable month after month, but the strengths and the areas to improve in our culture change, and this practice lets us review them.”Frédérick Blanchette, CHRP, President, Solertia · Amélio user for more than seven years Read Solertia's story
A standing agenda item, with the same indicators.
A full diagnostic, plus pulse surveys during major changes.
Human capital entered in the risk register, with a measured indicator.
A realistic pace for a small staff.
That's for you and management to decide. Most often, management presents the committee with a report drawn from Amélio, always in the same format. Results stay aggregated: no one, neither management nor the board, sees an individual response.
A third-party platform does the measuring, with a consistent method and results that are comparable over time. The board can require that the same indicators be presented at every meeting, with no cherry-picking.
Occupational health and safety requirements, such as Quebec's Law 27, ask employers to assess, document and prevent psychosocial risks. Amélio measures these risks by team, produces action plans and keeps a record of year-over-year comparisons. See our psychosocial risk advisory services and the Law 27 guide (Quebec).
Yes. Participation thresholds protect anonymity even in small teams, and our organizational development advisors can support a small staff with no formal HR department.
The board sees the results, but rarely what comes of them. Amélio links each result to an action plan for each manager and shows you whether those actions are moving forward, with the same indicators year after year. When a major change happens, a pulse survey tells you how the organization is taking it.
A quarterly rhythm suits most HR committees. What matters is consistency: the same indicators, presented the same way, so you can see the trend.
Yes. It is hosted in Canada, with SOC 2 Type 2 certification and compliance with Quebec's Law 25 and the GDPR. All the details are on our Data security page.
Amélio also includes a performance management module: each team's performance and climate on the same screen, goals linked to the strategic pillars approved by the board, development plans that document executive succession, reviews and one-on-one meetings. Because it is connected to engagement results, management can present each team's performance to the board with its context, rather than an isolated score. See performance management.
See the report a committee receives, the indicators it can track and how management can produce it every quarter.
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