Law 3: Salesforce is a tool, not the silver bullet
Take a deep breath. No seriously, you’ll feel better.
Salesforce can be an incredibly powerful tool for a nonprofit. This much is clear. But it has limitations; Salesforce cannot save your entire world.
The Salesforce Foundation offers nonprofits consultants for implementation starting at $5,000. For thousands of nonprofits, this is simply unaffordable. To address this gap, 501Partners is implementing the Salesforce Bootcamp for Nonprofits.
Through a combination of hands-on training, expert coaching, live webinar and Help Desk support, the bootcamp enables these smaller nonprofits to get up and running very quickly. Plus, each nonprofit participant can bring a second person to the program for no extra charge.
Here are the details
When: Wed, Oct 23. 9am to 4pm
Where: Cambridge Innovation Center
Who should attend: Executive Directors, Development Staff, Admin Staff, Volunteer Coordinators or Program Directors
Event/Ticketing Website: http://salesforcebootcamp.eventbrite.com/
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Law 2: Proof, Transparency and all the baggage that comes with
SalesForce is an incredible management tool. It can inform a manager with more information about their staff’s time/effort than they ever dreamed possible. It can bring a veritable renaissance of programmatic improvements and outcomes as well as the most transparency that your nonprofit has ever known. Wherein we find our double edge.
Repeat after me: Push Up.
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