- What Is #SalesforceSaturday
- How and Why You Should Start One
- #SalesforceSaturday Best Practices
- Key Takeaways & Wrap Up
For a full guide please see https://dutchsfcommunity.org/salesforcesaturdayguide/
6. Boston’s #SalesforceSaturday Testimonials
“As someone who is just starting on the Salesforce Journey, it's nice to meet other people in the
community and see that there are so many resources in the community.
I usually go and continue to work on my Trailhead modules and if I have a question, I can
probably just ask the person sitting next to me any questions I have.”
Cory Wong
7. Boston’s #SalesforceSaturday Testimonials
“Salesforce Saturday provides an amazing opportunity to connect with friends, meet new
people, share ideas, collaborate on learning, network, and dedicate time to working on goals!! I
love that people show up to support each other and be in community. Community time like this
helps keep me engaged, motivated, and continuously learn with others. It’s awesome hearing
what other people are working on. Truly a unique example of why Salesforce is, and is even
more than, a success platform.”
Daniel Gorton
8. Boston’s #SalesforceSaturday Testimonials
“ I recently became a new admin. As a I continue to develop my admin abilities and skills
getting to know fellow community members is crucial to the trailblazer journey. Attending
Salesforce Saturdays allows me to also develop solid relationships, exchange new ideas and help
fellow members in their journey. I'm truly excited to be apart of an amazing Boston Salesforce
Saturday group.”
Mark Rodrigues
9. “It’s so powerful to have a space where a
community can get together without anybody
being in charge, with everyone working towards
improving themselves.”
Stephanie Herrera
@steph_herrera_
10. How and Why You Should Start One
In Your City?
11. Game Plan – How?
✓ Find a location that’s free and easy to get to
✓ Start organically, then spread the word
✓ Bring the Ohana warmth and keep it informal
✓ Be flexible, hear and listen to your
community needs
✓ Use Eventbrite or Meetup to create and
social media to promote
18. Interested in Learning More?
#SalesforceSaturday Trailblazer Community Link
https://sforce.co/2ojgAOm
DutchSFCommunity Salesforce Saturday resource centre
https://dutchsfcommunity.org/saturdays
Community Resources
Notas do Editor
You don’t have to be an “expert” to take the lead and start one. You just need to have the passion to learn and share what you’ve learned.
Find people and stories that inspire you to be your best and blaze trails together.
It’s ok to ask for help, ideas and guidance. The trailblazer community is generous and always helpful.
Don’t doubt yourself and start working on starting one in your city. You’d be amazed how much you will learn and how many people will thank you for your efforts. Giving back and Lifting others is really rewarding.
Gain momentum by connecting to local user group leaders and help spread the word.