Meet the Winners & Top Performers of WeSolv’s Salesforce Challenge by: Tanya Stanfield, Communications Director at WeSolv on January 08, 2019 | | 1,656 Views January 8, 2019 Copy Link Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Email Share on LinkedIn Share on WhatsApp Share on Reddit Salesforce Challenge Top Finishers In addition to team scores, all participants received their own individual scores based upon their team’s performance and individual data points. Out of 691 candidates, the following individuals received top scores: Vibhav Agarwal – Michigan, Ross School of Business Bilal Ali – UT, McCombs School of Business Vishal Chandawarkar – Michigan, Ross School of Business Santiago Clara – MIT, Sloan School of Management Naja Edwards – Michigan, Ross School of Business Jaime Garcia – MIT, Sloan School of Management Rubab Gardezi – USC, Marshall School of Business Stephen Guerin – UCLA, Anderson School of Management Shivani Gupta – Michigan, Ross School of Business Hayley Hacker – UCLA, Anderson School of Management Louise Hunter – UCLA, Anderson School of Management Samyak Jaroli – Dartmouth, Tuck School of Business Sarah Jarrar – USC, Marshall School of Business Priyanka Keserwani – Dartmouth, Tuck School of Business Amy Kong – NYU, Stern School of Business Chris Lee – UCLA, Anderson School of Management Brittany Lewis – UT, McCombs School of Business Sam Luu – Dartmouth, Tuck School of Business Megan Luu – USC, Marshall School of Business Alexandra Morbitzer – Michigan, Ross School of Business Trisha Nussbaum – NYU, Stern School of Business Sachi Osterloh – UT, McCombs School of Business Catherine Pan – NYU, Stern School of Business Mukul Sajnani – Michigan, Ross School of Business Arpan Shah – Michigan, Ross School of Business Augusto Siguero – MIT, Sloan School of Management Avinav Sinha – Michigan, Ross School of Business Kenneth Tang – USC, Marshall School of Business Jill Witt – NYU, Stern School of Business Leonor Xavier – MIT, Sloan School of Management Katherine Xiao – UT, McCombs School of Business This Challenge is just the beginning of the journey for these top teams and top performers. While winning teams will receive cash prizes, all top performers will fast-track the interview process for a Product Marketing Internship role at Salesforce. What’s Next? By engaging top talent to solve a real hands-on business challenge, Salesforce stakeholders saw candidates in action and can now leverage data to efficiently identify and recruit the best talent for their product marketing internship roles. In addition to crowd-sourcing solutions to real marketing challenges, the Salesforce recruiting team received a slate of diverse, engaged, knowledgeable, and talented candidates with solid skills and competency data—predictive data. Are you a company interested in learning about a similar approach for your MBA recruitment needs? Visit our website and connect with us! Salesforce plans to launch a new Challenge to source Full-Time Product Marketing roles early next year. Interested in joining the next Salesforce challenge? Join WeSolv to make sure you get on the list to receive information about this Challenge! Previous PagePage 3 of 3 1 2 3 Questions about this article? Email us or leave a comment below. Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.