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    Rob Acker

    CEO Salesforce.org

    Rob Acker is the Chief Executive Officer of Salesforce.org, the social enterprise arm of Salesforce, which focuses on providing technology solutions for the nonprofit, education, and philanthropy sectors. Under his leadership since January 2015, Salesforce.org has seen significant growth, expanding its revenue from under $10 million to over $800 million and increasing its customer base from 5,000 to 55,000 clients.13

    Career Background

    Before becoming CEO of Salesforce.org, Acker held various leadership roles at Salesforce.com, starting as the first sales leader when the company was still in its early stages. His experience spans over two decades in technology and sales, including a four-year tenure at Oracle prior to joining Salesforce.13 Acker has been instrumental in creating a self-sustaining business model for Salesforce.org and has been recognized for his innovative approach to corporate philanthropy.1

    Education and Recognition

    Acker holds a Bachelor of Arts degree in Political Science and Economics from Gonzaga University. He has been acknowledged as a Social Entrepreneur of the Year by the Schwab Foundation at the World Economic Forum in 2019 for his contributions to social enterprise.13

    Vision and Impact

    Acker believes that those working to change the world should have access to the necessary tools and technology. His vision for Salesforce.org emphasizes the importance of technology in driving social good, advocating for a model where both customers and companies thrive together.23

    Highlights

    Sep 23 · weforum.org
    Rob Acker - The World Economic Forum
    Rob Acker - The World Economic Forum
    Sep 16 · hubbl.com
    Get to know Hubbl Technologies CEO Rob Acker
    Get to know Hubbl Technologies CEO Rob Acker
    Apr 26 · twitter.com
    Rob Acker (@Rob_M_Acker) / X

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