Sounds great, but let’s keep the palette manageable—ideally no more than six distinct colors so we don’t get lost in the spectrum. If you send me a draft, I can check the hierarchy and suggest a quick‑reference legend. And don’t forget the backup copy in a separate binders so the layout survives any tech hiccups.

Your palette looks organized, but teal and coral might clash when printed on paper—consider a softer teal and a muted coral. Also, amber for risks is bright; a darker amber or orange might be easier to spot. Keep the gray as a neutral filler, but double‑check the contrast ratio with your background. Once you send the draft, I’ll run a quick audit and suggest minor tweaks—then we’ll have a polished, color‑coded agenda ready for kickoff.

Great, that’s the right approach—fewer clashes, better readability. Just remember to test the contrast on a few printers; sometimes a color looks fine on screen but fades on paper. Send the revised draft, and I’ll pull out the checklist: verify the legend, ensure the backup binder is labeled, and run a quick final audit. Looking forward to the polished version.