April 30, 2026 | 12:30 – 1:00 PM ET
Additional sessions for EU and APAC
Elevate your launch planning with actionable insights and a live demo
Launch teams are juggling more markets, more functions, and more moving parts, often in disconnected files and workstreams.
Join Trinity for a 30‑minute, virtual Launch & Learn where Krista Perry, Partner & Head of Launch Excellence, and Tarra Maeshima, Senior Director, New Products & Strategy, will show how Trinity’s Launch Excellence approach and Launch Accelerator helps teams plan, track, and elevate launches in a single, shared environment.
They will conduct a live demo of Launch Accelerator’s new health check dashboard and share practical steps to standardize launch planning, improve cross-functional communication, and track progress through clear reporting.
Reserve your spot to see how a shared launch plan and our proprietary tech-enabled tool, Launch Accelerator, helps teams sustain momentum and achieve successful launch readiness. Your team can stay aligned, spot issues earlier, and move faster on follow‑up actions to elevate execution.
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