Name: Designing Live Sessions for Getting Things Done #2
Start: 2026-08-26T17:00:00.000+02:00
End: 2026-08-26T18:00:00.000+02:00
Location: Online Event

Lives events to help people who work remotely design and lead live sessions that engage and deliver.

Live with Carol

Your live session is full, yet nothing is moving.

Participants are disengaged, and you go back and forth countless times after the session.

Delivering expertise and getting things done across distance was never designed. It was inherited from in-person habits and moved to a Zoom call.

 where you'll see what a designed live session looks like, in real time, with your own challenges on the board.

A firsthand experience of designed remote work

, not a slide deck about facilitation. You'll take part in a live session built around real challenges from your own practice and the others in the room.

The patterns driving your sessions' breakdown

, named. You'll add your friction points to a live board alongside other practitioners who work remotely, and watch them surface what every expert in the room has in common.

 between a session that's busy and one that moves the work forward, and what it takes to close it.

Trainers whose training needs to land the skill, not just cover the content.

Coaches moving from 1:1 into remote group sessions that still move people forward.

Leaders whose team sessions need to drive the outcome, not just fill the hour.

Consultants and anyone who delivers their work remotely and wants the session to actually work.

Led distributed design teams of up to 19 people across Europe for four years — designers from 19 countries, spread across Los Angeles, New York, Berlin, London, Helsinki, Paris, India, with one shared hour in the day. The feedback she heard more than once: how she made the team feel like a team. That doesn't happen by accident.

Strategic designer and workshop facilitator with 18 years of experience. Miro MVP. 140+ templates published on Miroverse, used by 7,000+ teams worldwide. Part of Miro's first AI creators cohort. Demoed an AI-powered template at Miro Canvas 2026, London.