Our Salesforce Admin community is amazing! For the last few years we have worked hard to share your stories on the podcast and at events everywhere. But we want to take our message to the next level and share it with the world!
This year the Salesforce Admin Evangelism team has submitted to speak at South by Southwest (SXSW) Conference. This is a huge interactive event held in Austin Texas every March. And we want to shine the light on the Salesforce Admin community and help other companies build an amazing ecosystem like the Salesforce community. Our session is called “Tech Evangelism: Turn your customers into Superheroes”- and it’s how we are planning on spotlighting our amazing Admin community to the world while helping other companies form a passionate group of users like our Salesforce Admins!
In 1 simple step– you can help get our session accepted for SXSW so that we can showcase our amazing Admin community!
Step 1.
Go to http://panelpicker.sxsw.com/vote/64842
Click the thumbs up icon to turn it green. YEAH! You just voted for our session.
(If you don’t have a SXSW account, follow the prompts to create a free one.)
Your vote counts for 30% of our nomination and will go a long way in helping us get accepted for SXSW! Voting is open between Aug 8 – Sept 2.
Thank you so much for taking the time to vote, and we will see you in the cloud!
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