Meet and Greet
Thanks to our sponsor Salesforce, who is providing our breakfast. Grab some drinks and food. Connect with someone you haven't seen or meet someone new.
Security to the 19th floor opens at 8am sharp.
Sorry, we can't validate parking. Here are some parking options near by. https://downtownseattle.org/parking/
The First and Columbia Garage garage is $3/per hour and you can enter the Exchange building via 1st or 2nd Ave. It's only a block away.
Please connect with Roz or Maya during this time if you want to participate in Community Collaboration (see details below).
Needs and Wants
This is your time introduce yourself and share a need or a want. If you need help solving a problem, wanting talent, or a new opportunity this is your time to share.
Chris Hooper will give us advice From A Recruiter point of view
Chris, The CRM Recruiter, brings almost 20 years of direct CRM project delivery experience working in functional, technical and managerial roles as an employee/consultant, independent contractor, hiring manager and career counselor. Chris now assists clients and candidates with identifying and qualifying Salesforce talent and enjoys speaking with Salesforce professionals around their career growth, marketing themselves effectively, trends in the Salesforce market and providing career advice when needed.
Discussion topic: “How do your users communicate issues to you, the Salesforce admin?”
Normally, this involves an email or maybe going to a site, but what happens when the user is on their phone? Creating a case with in the SFDC app is not always intuitive since it is a CRM designed to sell. What if you could just create a big red button to create a case?
Discussion led by Andrew Johnson
Group announcements
We will share who recently obtained any new certifications, welcome new members, share any Salesforce news/announcements.
We will also have a Salesforce prize for the person who brought to most people to the meeting. This does not have to be people from your company. Anyone who is in the Salesforce ohana.
Networking
This time is for you to connect with each other on a one-on-one basis and develop or reunite relationships.
