Larissa Neale is a Salesforce Consultant, Certified Salesforce Administrator at Sputnik Moment. She possess expertise in production, writing, online marketing, database management, salesforce.com and 13 more skills. Colleagues describe her as "I am very pleased to have this opportunity to recommend Larissa Neale. During the past three years, I’ve worked closely with her in her role as our Salesforce consultant to the Development Department at ActionAIDS. Her assistance on general training issues as well as on several special projects involving Salesforce customization has been invaluable. Larissa has always been able to develop an immediate and deep understanding of our organizational and project needs. When I would outline what we wanted to do to enhance our effectiveness in using Salesforce, for example, to manage our extensive foundation proposal submission and reporting deadlines, or our large-scale volunteer tracking and scheduling needs, she always had a positive “can do” response. Many of these issues are highly complex, but in each case Larissa was quick to comprehend the issues involved and then come up with a workable, successful solution. Some of our projects involved several implementation steps; I found her focused follow-up attentiveness to be highly effective in supporting that process. Thanks to Larissa, we were able to remedy our previous under-utilization of Salesforce, and instead make it a highly effective tool for a variety of fundraising or fundraising-related functions." and "Larissa has been of extreme value to ActionAIDS both in regards to her technical skills in Salesforce as well as dedication to efficient nonprofit operations. Larissa is extremely organized, thoughtful, knowledgeable, and enthusiastic. In addition, she has been instrumental in streamlining our use of Salesforce for donor relations, gift acknowledgement, management of fundraising events, and more. Even more impressive is her ability to make recommendations to improve database management given her extensive experience working with other nonprofits and utilizing best practice methods."