Craig Jennings is a Chief Technology Officer, Vineti. Colleagues describe him as "Craig is a top-notch visionary when it comes to translate Engineering into solid, tangible practices to deliver value for the customers and satisfaction to the teams he manages. I had the fortune to see him in action and it has been inspirational as a mentor and an executive. His fairness and levelheadedness both in times of planning or when faced with sudden crisis have become something of a legend at Salesforce, making him a sought after manager by the leaders in engineering as well as a reference point for the other executives.", "I am grateful that for my time at Salesforce.com, I had the chance to report to Craig. He is a manager that truly puts the success of his employees as his primary goal and he measures himself by it. Besides being a great manager, I also had the chance to observe how Craig continually seeks to improve the overall quality engineering organization. Craig is a significant part of the reason why I can say that Salesforce.com has the best quality engineering team that I have ever worked with. He has a wealth of experience that is valuable for any company seeking to build a strong and competent quality engineering organization.", and "Craig is a top-notch information-flow multiplexer and demultiplexer, as is the (my) geek quite-simplified definition of his role, as I worked with him. He gets these information flows and the forces at work and turns them into a consensus around what Product actually means, to those of us that actually do care about details. He recognizes value where it exists and does his part to maximize that. Far trickier of a role than it seems in the management of a contemporary software business than it seems on surface value. Craig's mild-mannered enthusiasm energizes teams and opens doors to actually useful discussion. He seems to have an innate gift for moving teams towards relevant, actionable work. I count Craig as one of a list of two managers I would work for again, my selection criteria is admittedly quite strict, but in over 15 years in this industry, I don't think my criteria sucks. If you can hire Craig, I think you probably should."