Plan Smarter for 2026 and Beyond

Most teams plan with good intentions… then see those plans fall apart when real work hits. In this LinkedIn Live session, three Agile marketing experts show you how to fix that.

Discover how to create sprint, quarterly, and annual plans that are realistic, actionable, and aligned with both business goals and team health.

Watch the recording to learn:

📌 How to get sprint, quarterly, and annual planning working together
📌 What “realistic, actionable planning” looks like for modern teams
📌 How to build plans people actually stick to
📌 Simple guardrails that keep creativity alive while work keeps flowing

If you’re ready to plan with intention—and execute with confidence—this recording is your starting point.

About the Panelists

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Monica Georgieff

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A.J. O'Malley

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Petra Khaliqi

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