planner

noun

plan·ner ˈpla-nər

plural planners

Synonyms of planner next

: a person who plans something

a party planner

a careful planner

often : one whose job is to create a comprehensive or systematic plan or design within a particular field or for a particular project

… the thrust of the book is not location theory or regional economic development, but rather the nuts and bolts of concern to government planners and local chambers of commerce. —

Edward Malecki

While most planners agree that there is enough water in Arizona to support the people currently living there, the allocation and use of water in the Phoenix area is a vital issue for residents … —

Charles Sargent

We talked to our financial planner about how to save enough money for retirement.

: something (such as a device, program, or notebook) that provides a schedule and is used for planning activities, travels, etc.

an online trip planner

a monthly/daily planner

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That’s how financial planning—or perhaps more accurately, financial planners—have got the story all wrong. —

Tim Maurer, Forbes, 19 Jan. 2025 This event is open to local event planners and anyone interested in hosting an event at Winchester Mystery House. —

Anne Gelhaus, The Mercury News, 19 Jan. 2025 Big changes at Duck Lake actually started about five years ago, said Ian Schillinger-Brokaw, Denver Parks and Recreation’s associate urban ecology planner. —

John Wenzel, The Denver Post, 17 Jan. 2025 Iza wasn’t happy with the party and wanted the party planner — R.C. — to reimburse him for half the cost, prosecutors said. —

Brittny Mejia, Los Angeles Times, 17 Jan. 2025 See all Example Sentences for planner