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I was fortunate to have attended the TAG 2018 Annual Conference last week in Tucson, AZ. As I expected, it was an incredible opportunity to network, explore and learn alongside others who…

Our client Breakthrough New York prepares motivated low-income students for college graduation with a transformative program that includes a 10-year commitment from sixth grade through college. How do they maintain high-quality student…

Salesforce.org is moving into program management and impact management with intentionality, and that is big and welcome news for all of us who work in the social change information systems ecosystem! A…

The annual Salesforce user conference finished up on Friday, September 28 and, once again, it was an amazing spectacle. Somewhere north of 150,000 people flooded session rooms around downtown San Francisco, all…

Unlike my colleague, Sean Speer, I’m not a Dreamforce veteran. Truth be told, I’m a Dreamforce rookie and 2018 was my first time attending this epic event. It certainly won’t be my…

As a San Franciscan working in the nonprofit Salesforce ecosystem, there are two big events each year that vie for my attention: Dreamforce and Burning Man. Some years they overlap, whereas other…

We are proud to announce that Exponent Partners is now an Amplify sponsor!   Impact. Innovation. Diversity. These are the core values of Exponent Partners; they are the values that motivate our…

Client Description A family foundation that believes in strategic infusions of funding, The Campbell Foundation dedicates nearly 100% of their grant dollars to the environment. As citizens of the planet, they are…

Client Description Tipping Point Community is a grantmaking organization that fights poverty in the San Francisco Bay Area. Since 2005, Tipping Point has raised more than $120 million, helping 23,000 people get…

Wai comes to Exponent Partners after more than 17 years with Cadence Design Systems in San Jose, where he started as a software engineer. In his last role as Engineering Director, he…