​How to Project Manage Your End-of-Life Plan

​In today’s increasingly digital world, the question isn’t just what happens to our assets when we die—it’s also what happens to our data, accounts, and digital footprint. From cloud storage and social media to online businesses and digital assets, modern life has created a new layer of complexity that traditional estate planning often overlooks.

​So how can individuals ensure their digital lives are organized and accessible when it matters most? What happens when loved ones are left without passwords, instructions, or clarity? And how can professionals help clients prepare for both the legal and digital realities of end-of-life planning?

​These questions and more will be explored in this thoughtful and practical session, which will:

• ​Examine why digital legacy planning is becoming an essential part of modern estate planning

• ​Explore the risks and complications that arise when digital assets and accounts are left unmanaged

• ​Introduce a holistic approach to legacy readiness that integrates legal, financial, physical, and digital planning

• ​Discuss how proactive preparation can reduce stress, confusion, and administrative burdens for loved ones

• ​Provide practical strategies for organizing digital information and ensuring clear guidance for the future

​👉 Join us for an important conversation on how technology is reshaping end-of-life planning—and how individuals and professionals alike can prepare for the realities of a fully digital life.

​About Niki Weiss

​Niki Weiss is a Digital Legacy Thanatologist, founder of ENDevo, creator of the My Final Playbook platform, and host of the Digital Legacy Podcast. Her work sits at the intersection of death, technology, and modern life, helping individuals and organizations prepare for the inevitable with clarity instead of chaos.

​As our lives become increasingly complex, fragmented, and data-driven, traditional estate planning alone is no longer enough. Niki is redefining how people think about death, dying, and end-of-life preparation in a digital world by integrating modern digital tools with established legal and financial planning practices.

​Her proprietary framework focuses on four critical pillars of legacy readiness: legal, financial, physical, and digital. By addressing these areas before a crisis occurs, individuals gain peace of mind and leave behind clear guidance for those who must carry on—reducing confusion, easing emotional burdens, and strengthening resilience during life’s most difficult transitions.

​With a background spanning healthcare, project management, data governance, and risk analysis, Niki brings both empathy and precision to a topic many people avoid. She is known for breaking down complex and uncomfortable conversations into practical, actionable steps that people can actually follow.

​Through speaking, training, and coaching, Niki’s mission is to normalize conversations about death and dying, close the intention–action gap in planning, and equip people with modern tools to protect what matters most.

​Prepare with intention. Live fully. Die ready.