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The Definition of Fun: California Dictionary Day

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19 employees headed to four San Francisco elementary schools on May 14 to give each third-grader his/her own personal dictionary, purchased through a Salesforce.com Foundation Community Action Team Grant.

Delivering Salesforce to MSc students

Charlie in the Red TieCharlie in the Red TieOver the last two years Loic Mosse from our Dublin office has developed a relationship with EDHEC, one of Europes leading business schools. He has created a module teaching CRM which is now attached to their MSc course in Marketing Management. This year Charlie Richey delivered the module.

Dutch office impresses again

Our small group of employees based in Holland volunteer monthly with local children's home Kinabu - this time it was a foxhunt!

BizAcademy Ireland 2010

April saw another successful chapter in the BizAcademy story with students from Cabinteely Community College in Dublin benefiting from the commitment of a great bunch of volunteers from our Dublin office.

Interview Workshop with Junior Achievement

Another collaboration with Junior Achievement in Ireland as Ann-Marie Cole conducts an interview workshop

Earth Day - Eco warriors caught green-handed...Singaporean style!!

Sowing the seeds of a truly green revolution
Breaking news from Singapore

Earth Day - Local police here in Singapore have arrested a band of alleged eco warriors in connection with multiple acts of green they have commited at a local eco park. Thank goodness, no casualties are reported...

“What if?”

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Two words. One powerful start to a life-altering question.

More great work with Junior Achievement Ireland

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Every year salesforce.com's Ireland office supports Junior Achievement Ireland by delivering their bespoke programs to primary school children in Dublin.

Classroom support for primary school children

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Every year salesforce.com Ireland supports Junior Achievement Ireland by delivering their bespoke programs to primary school children in Dublin.

UK employees continue Head to Heading

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Attending secondary schools to give one on one interview practice

Amanda Carter, Stuart Templeton and Adam Savage took time out of their schedules last month to visit inner London secondary schools and provide some much needed interview practice to teenage students. The value of having professional adults - who are not teachers - fulfilling this role can not be overstated.

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