Please join us in the combined meeting for the extended Wellington and Christchurch Salesforce community groups, with a focus this month on Salesforce careers, and making the move from customer admin to partner consultant.
Hear from 3 inspiring Wāhine Toa who will share their very different Salesforce career journeys with us, and we'll have time for Q&A
Natalie Savell - Senior Functional Consultant at PwC
Adrienne Cutcliffe - Nonprofit Solutions Lead at Traction on Demand
Rebecca D'Arcy - Senior Functional Consultant at Datacom
Thurs 31 March 12 pm NZT
All welcome!
Traction on Demand
Nonprofit Solutions Lead
PwC
Senior Functional Consultant
Datacom
Senior Functional Consultant
Adrienne has been in the Salesforce ecosystem for 8 years. Starting as an accidental admin and working her way to her current position as Nonprofit Solutions Lead for Traction on Demand ANZ, who have recently been acquired by Salesforce.
Adrienne runs the Brisbane, Australia Women in Technology Community Group, as well as being a Co-Leader of Ladies Be Architects. She loves to learn new things about Salesforce, and engage with the Salesforce community.
Natalie is a proud Kiwi, now back in Wellington after some time in Sydney, and working for PwC. She has blazed Salesforce trails since 2011, starting with Victim Support in Wellington, where she was responsible for the successful and impactful Salesforce implementation. Natalie has spoken at Salesforce events in New Zealand, Australia as well as at Dreamforce.
Rebecca started her journey with Salesforce in 2017 when the company she worked for brought in Salesforce as their CRM system. Over the following 3 years, she worked her way from end user of Salesforce, to Salesforce Admin to eventually Salesforce Platform Owner.
From there, along with (re)starting the Christchurch Community group, Rebecca made connections with the wider Salesforce ohana, before moving to Datacom in March 2020.
Deloitte
Community Group Leader
