
Good design is good business.
Andrew is a Vice President at Acquis responsible for the company’s Salesforce practice. This position allows him to blend his expertise in strategic design, implementation, and innovation. Over the past 13 years, Andrew has become one of the most respected voices in the Salesforce ecosystem. He has been awarded the Salesforce MVP designation five years in a row, and is now a member of the Salesforce MVP Hall of Fame. Andrew started as an administrator of the platform, and for the past decade has focused on cross-industry consulting for some of the world’s most established companies.
Andrew’s 10-plus years of Salesforce consulting experience includes designing strategic roadmaps, implementing global, multilingual roll outs, leading process redesign workshops, and helping companies plan for ongoing returns from their Salesforce investment. Andrew’s hands-on experience with the platform, depth of expertise in implementing best practices, and background in advising clients on Salesforce initiatives enables him to help companies revamp their employee and customer experiences.
Prior to joining Acquis, Andrew worked for Bluewolf, a seminal Salesforce consulting partner, which was acquired by IBM. In 2015 he moved from New York to Europe to help Bluewolf expand its business internationally. Andrew graduated from McGill University with a degree in humanistic studies.
When he is not keeping up on the ever-evolving Salesforce ecosystem, Andrew enjoys cultivating his green thumb with a growing collection of succulents, catching an NBA game, drinking a pint of the world’s finest lager, and trying different types of green tea.
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