Cece Adams & Adrienne Cutcliffe will cover tips for managing mental health in the workplace and remind us we're not alone.
Rebecca Lammers will show us how to sell your employers on a 30h work week.
Dan Space will share tips for using common work benefits to take the breaks we need beyond vacation and discussing related topics when interviewing potential employers.
Toya Tate and Charise Van Liew will co-moderate and share additional lessons learned.
IBM
Manager, Platform Development
Slalom DC
Salesforce MVP and Salesforce Practice Director
Slalom
Salesforce MVP and Salesforce Principal
Traction on Demand
Nonprofit Solutions Lead
Sr HRBP/Consultant
The Pew Charitable Trusts
Salesforce MVP and Data Projects Manager
17x Salesforce, 2x Copado Certified. Manager, Platform Development at 7Summits, an IBM company. Cece manages a team of 10 Platform Devs.
Toya is a Salesforce consultant with over 10 years of experience. She moved to DC in 2016 thanks to the Salesforce community. She is a 4x Salesforce MVP and is a Principal at Slalom Consulting. She made the leap to consulting after 8 years as an admin because she wanted to be challenged and learn something new. She wanted to force herself to be uncomfortable – consulting definitely does that! She’s heavily involved in the Salesforce community: co-leader of Salesforce Women in Tech Diversity, speaker at community conferences & events (World Tours, Southeast Dreamin’, Midwest Dreamin’, India Dreamin’ & Dreamforce so far) and wants to be known for making an impact on the world around her. She especially wants Black women to know that there is a place in the technology ecosystem for them; that they can show up in all of these spaces where people aren’t expecting us to be and thrive!
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.
Charise began using Salesforce in 2006. She has over 10 years of product expertise as a data-savvy consultant, business analyst, and architect helping nonprofits and enterprises optimize ROI and generate social impact. Her volunteer efforts focus on supporting women transitioning careers to Salesforce and tech as well as helping women already in tech thrive.
