It’s about time in-person Salesforce meetups came back to New York City and the day before World Tour!
Salesforce Republic, one the of the world’s largest independent Salesforce communities, is celebrating the return of World Tour to NYC, with a chance for the ecosystem to meet up and discuss the biggest challenges of the day right in the heart of Manhattan on Wednesday December 7th at 6pm!
We’re delighted to be joined by some superb special guests attendees; Amanda Butler (CTO, By The People Technologies), Gurav Pawar (CEO, Journey Blazers) and Andy Vays (Director of Enterprise Applications, Rent.com) who have both created and supported transformations through digital innovation.
This event will be hosted in a workspace provided by Third Republic, North America’s community-driven Salesforce recruitment specialists. Complimentary food and drink will be provided all evening for all attendees. You can reserve your place here.
Amanda Butler has over 15 years of Salesforce experience helping clients successfully implement and optimize Salesforce. Over the last ten years she has worked extensively in the wealth management space partnering with large custodians and other fintech companies to help RIA firms get the most out of Salesforce. Her expertise in the industry coupled with her experience with Salesforce helps her deliver CRM solutions that create Operational efficiency and enhanced client and user experiences.”
Andy Vays is a technologist who helps transform companies through digital innovation. His expertise is focused on the enterprise stack and helping build dynamic landscapes that drive the lead-to-cash lifecycle. He is currently the Director of Enterprise Applications at Rent.com, a Redfin company, and has spent the better part of the past decade in services, focused on CRM and ERP implementations.
Full details:
Wednesday 7th December at 6pm – 8pm
Floor 8, 387 Park Avenue South (Third Republic US HQ)
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