Agile Project Management: Delivering Value When Plans Won't Sit Still

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Instructor
Jim Hannon
September 03, 2026 (Thursday)
10:00 AM PDT | 01:00 PM EDT
Duration: 60 Minutes
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Overview:

Most work no longer fits a tidy, fixed plan - priorities shift, requirements change, and "done" keeps moving. This session demystifies agile project management: what it really is (and isn't), why it works, and how to apply its core habits whether or not your organization has "gone agile." Attendees leave with a clear mental model and a handful of practices - short cycles, visible work, and tight feedback loops - they can use immediately on any project.

Why you should Attend:

  • A one-page model of how agile actually creates value
  • Three habits to start this week and a short retrospective format
  • A practical guide to when agile helps - and when a predictive plan is better

Areas Covered in the Session:

  • Agile in plain language - the mindset and values behind the buzzwords, and where it fits vs. traditional "waterfall" planning
  • The core loop - short iterations, a prioritized backlog, and using feedback to steer instead of guess
  • Roles and ceremonies that matter - stand-ups, reviews, and retrospectives run so they're useful, not overhead
  • Making work visible - simple boards and limits that expose bottlenecks and keep teams focused
  • Agile without permission - practices you can adopt solo or on a team today, even in a non-agile organization

Who Will Benefit:

  • Project Managers
  • Team Leads
  • Coordinators
  • Anyone who delivers work through other people - no prior agile experience required

Speaker Profile

Jim Hannon - Founder, Project Education (transitioning to VPMMA) and Deep River Institute

Jim is a project management educator and trainer focused on helping people apply modern PM practices - including agile and emerging AI tools - to real work. Through Project Education and Deep River Institute he develops practical, accessible training for professionals at every stage, from students and career-changers to working project managers. He is currently researching and writing a book on applying new technologies in project management. His sessions are hands-on, jargon-free, and built to send people back to work with something they can use immediately.

Jim does these talks on a non- profit non-revenue professional and is giving these talks to give back to a professional that has given to in the past 30 years.