Many folks, myself included, are concerned about the recent announcement that Salesforce is merging with Salesforce.org - and what this means for nonprofits.
My latest blog post outlines the unique contributions of this community - and what I hope will be a call to action for Salesforce to preserve and cultivate what has been built under the Salesforce.org umbrella.
Please keep up the conversation here and online {twitter, linkedin}- there's folks outside these walls that need to know the contributions, and what's important to us.
https://brightstepleadership.com/salesforce-acquires-salesforce-org-what-could-go-right/
@Salesforce MVPs in the Hub @Open Source Partner Success Forum @Open Source Commons & Community Sprints @Amplify
I particularly highlight some of the contributions of leaders including @Alicia Schmidt @Brad Struss @Sam Dorman @Ryan Ozimek @Kevin Bromer @Angela Adams
I'm especially excited about the potential for integration between Philanthropy and Nonprofit Clouds!