Dreamforce Kick Off: Mission Jam
Learn how local leaders leverage Salesforce to meet their mission
If you’re like us, you’re incredibly excited to be among other Salesforce fanatics at Dreamforce 2022 this year! We couldn’t contain our excitement, so we’re hosting an event to kick off the week and talk all things Salesforce right here in the Twin Cities.
Join us in person at our afternoon happy hour with local nonprofit and healthcare leaders to kick off Dreamforce 2022 with a first-ever Mission Jam, hosted by Redpath Consulting Group.
During this event, attendees will:
- Hear from local organizations as they share their mission and vision
- Learn how technology has enabled them to make advancements in who they serve
- Get your questions answered
- Mingle & enjoy a beverage
If your organization currently uses Salesforce or is exploring new technology for your organization, this event is for you!
Have questions? Contact us today!
Event Details
Meet the Speakers!
Hayley Mueller, YWCA of Minneapolis
Hayley Mueller has worked in Development for over 10 years from a phonathon caller in college to her current role as Chief Development Officer at YWCA of Minneapolis. Her work experience includes fundraising roles at Cretin-Derham Hall, Cristo Rey Jesuit High School and Catholic Charities of St. Paul and Minneapolis where she developed extensive experience in annual giving, major and principal gifts, planned giving, donor cultivation and stewardship, and capital and endowment campaigns. Hayley is a St. Paul native and has a bachelor’s degree from the College of St. Benedict and a master’s degree from Hamline University. Hayley resides in Eagan with her husband, Kyle and two children, Jack and Lucy.
Adam Tetz, Peli BioThermal
Adam Tetz is the Director of Worldwide Marketing at Peli BioThermal and has more than 25 years of marketing experience.
He is responsible for telling the story of Peli BioThermal to our worldwide audiences. His areas of responsibility include brand identity, product launch and communication strategy. Prior to Peli BioThermal, Tetz held positions in product management and marketing communication across a variety of industries, including medical software, financial software, information services and professional consulting services.
Adam holds an MBA in Marketing from the University of Saint Thomas, a BA in Advertising from the University of Minnesota and is a veteran of the United States Coast Guard.
Andrea Nordick-Stone, People Serving People
Andrea Nordick-Stone currently serves as Development Director at People Serving People (PSP), a dynamic shelter serving families experiencing homelessness. She works with a dedicated team that furthers the impact of PSP through fundraising, communications, and volunteer coordinator. Previously, Andrea has led advancement efforts at Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Greater Twin Cities and Rainbow Health.
Shelley Lindenfelser, UnitedHealth Group
Shelley Lindenfelser has worked in the healthcare technology space for over 13 years, focused on wellness and chronic disease prevention. Her passion for healthcare and Salesforce collided several years back while working at UnitedHealth Group in the development of a coaching provider portal. Shelley’s work experience includes defining strategic priorities across small and large organizations, as well as leading the development of provider systems using the Salesforce platform. As a Salesforce Technical Product Owner, across multiple teams within UnitedHealth Group over the years, she has had the opportunity to drive change and efficiencies in behavior change coaching organizations by using the Salesforce Health Cloud data model to streamline member engagement and improve cross technology integrations.
Shelley is a Minnesota native and holds a bachelor’s degree in Business Administration and Organizational Leadership from Colorado State University. Shelley resides in Waverly with her husband, Mike, and two children, Matthew and Tommy.
Paul Deakins, Catholic Charities
Paul Deakins has practiced in the development field for more than 25 years, and has held various positions—from fundraiser to director—with the majority of his time being devoted to Major and Planned Giving cultivating relationships with both new and longstanding donors to give generously and as part of a donor’s retirement and ongoing legacy. In addition to his time at Catholic Charities, Paul has also held development roles at Bethel University, Presbyterian Homes Foundation, Shamineau Ministries, Inc., the Minnesota Medical Foundation and the Evangelical Free Church of America.
Paul holds a Master of Arts in Philanthropy and Development from Saint Mary’s University and a Bachelor of Arts from Bethel University. He is also a Certified Fund Raising Executive (CFRE).
