Amy Weaver
Chief financial officer of Salesforce.com
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Jun 3, 2026
A Profile In Coaching | Amy Weaver | Messiah
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Joanna LaneHOST
I- are there anything, things with, with managing your own program, a program you were a part of, what I love is that it, your connection to the alumni base is, is second to none, right? I mean, being there that long, being an alum yourself, um, what are some lessons that you've learned through that process, especially with a, with a community program connection that you would pass on to people? What are some of those things that can really keep those that are in the program engaged from year to year?

Amy WeaverGUEST
Where are you at in your life right now? What is the best way to connect with you? And we have a range of, um, alums from young alums to older alums and everywhere in between.
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Joanna LaneHOST
... get there? Because it's easy to get lost in, in your own stuff sometimes in that age group.