Why Agile Keeps Falling Short in Marketing—And How to Turn It Around

Agile was designed to help marketing teams move faster, stay aligned, and deliver real impact. So why does it so often fall short in practice?

In this on-demand LinkedIn Live session, a panel of seasoned Agile marketing experts breaks down the core reasons marketers struggle with agility — and how to turn those challenges into real opportunities for improvement.

Get the recording to learn:

💡 Why Agile often stalls or plateaus inside marketing environments
💡 How to move beyond buzzwords and apply Agile in a way that actually works
💡 How to prevent burnout disguised as “Agile efficiency”
💡 Practical ways to sustain Agile momentum over the long term

If you want to make Agile actually work for your marketing team, this recording is your roadmap.

About the Panelists

Andrea Fryear, CEO and Co-Founder AgileSherpas

Andrea Fryrear

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Ross Libby

Ross Libby

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MonicaGeorgieff

Monica Georgieff

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Cheryl Sutton

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John Evans

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