by Jeena Jeeva 
May 23rd at the Excel saw 2019’s London Salesforce World Tour. From sessions to interactive stands there was something for everyone. In true Nebula fashion we were there in force! Find out what our team thought about this year’s event!
James Campbell, Director
“Great buzz as always! For me, one of the biggest underlying themes of the day was the ever growing need for more Salesforce professionals, both globally and closer to home in the UK. Particularly in the Keynote which featured the Salesforce Supermums charity which up skills parents returning to work. Trailhead had a presence everywhere, and Trail Mixes were even published for both Keynote Customer Stories.”
Sophie Daniline, Marketing Automation Consultant
“It’s got such a great atmosphere, so much energy. I enjoyed seeing all the customer success stories, and it definitely gave my clients a taste of what they can achieve with Salesforce. The networking opportunities are great, and I loved the gamification of parts of the day. One thing I would say is that I never want to see another cheese based tart again!”
Doug Gardner, Senior Salesforce Consultant
“The highlight for me this year was being able to catch up with the advances made by a number of the App Exchange Partners like Booker 25, Talkdesk and Zapier. It was also great to have time with customers and show them products that could help to improve their productivity such as Salesforce CPQ and Quip. It is amazing how much there always is to learn about Salesforce, and World Tour is a great place to pick up that knowledge.”
Kathryn Manzai, Business Operations and Marketing Executive
“The day was full of lots of information and innovation from Salesforce and from all the other partners and customers too. It was great to see what developments are going on and that education is at the forefront of all these great changes.”
Considering going next year? I went for the first time this year, and you can read all about my experiences of the day here!
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