Allies are essential in creating a culture of inclusivity, especially in a workplace. In our last episode of "Creating an Inclusive Workplace with #Latinoforce," Salesforce Support Engineer, Sabrina Gurgel Moore, virtually sits down with our host Jill Santos. Sabrina and Jill discuss what an active ally is, how to be an active ally in the workplace, and more.
Why is it important that everyone knows and understands the complex nature of intersectionality, particularly in the workplace? How can we celebrate that? In this episode of "Creating an Inclusive Workplace with #Latinoforce," we discuss just that.
What is intersectionality, and why is it important in the workplace? Our own Gonzalo Martinez and Jill Santos sit down with us for another episode of "Building an Inclusive Workplace with Latinoforce," on YouTube to discuss what is intersectionality?
How can your own “board of directors” help to dismantle barriers to careers in the tech industry? Join our own Jill Santos and Claudio Moraes from #Latinoforce, as they discuss dismantling barriers to careers in tech and more in this episode of “Creating an Inclusive Workplace with Latinoforce.”
Four pioneering sales leaders discussed leadership, success, mentorship, and more at Salesforce’s fourth gender equality summit.
Throughout his career journey, from account executive to head of sales for Slack’s Communications, Media & Technology business in North America, Reggie Marable has learned a thing or two about pivoting into tech sales and effective leadership. What’s more, he has a heart for mentorship and is passionate about lifting others up as he progresses.
Now approaching her 10-year anniversary with Salesforce, Vinita shares what she loves about the culture, the values, and the professional opportunities that have kept her here.
Growing up, Salesforce Senior Recruiting Leader Ashley-Rose Kelley was a dancer. Her experience taught her about the importance of passion, which has been one of her personal values since she was 6 years old.
Growing up in a family of academics, a career in the corporate world seemed unlikely for Salesforce Technical Account Director, Sarah Andrews. Raised in a family of librarians and college professors (several of Sarah’s family members, including her mother and sister, work in the field), she graduated from her Canadian university with a bachelor’s degree in computer science with plans to stay on for a master’s degree.
Customer Success leaders share how leading with personal values like sustainability can create a satisfying career in tech — and improve the planet.
