Sign up to save your podcasts
Or
Share 32 – Earn a MBA From the Comfort of Your Van, with Salesforce Expert & Lead Applications Engineer Daniel Peter - Thunder Nerds
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Share to email
Share to Facebook
Share to X
Or
32 – Earn a MBA From the Comfort of Your Van, with Salesforce Expert & Lead Applications Engineer Daniel Peter - Thunder Nerds
In this episode we talk to Lead Applications Engineer Daniel Peter. Daniel is a Lead Applications Engineer at Kenandy, Inc., and is currently building ERP that installs on top of Salesforce. We review Dan’s start as a kid exploring BBS’s C++ programming, to his ascension as #17 on a list of 30 Salesforce Experts to Follow On Twitter. We also get some secret advice to obtain your MBA while living in a van on campus.
Show Notes
* Guest Daniel Peter:
* Salesforce Developer User Group Organizer
* Lead Applications Engineer at Kenandy, Inc.
* Websites:
* Macgyverforce.com
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/danieljpeter
* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danieljpeter
* Recently named #17 on a list of 30 Salesforce Experts to Follow On Twitter
* Help on running a Salesforce User Group: https://leaderforce.wordpress.com/
View all episodes
By Frederick Philip Von Weiss, and Brian Hinton
4.9
2222 ratings
In this episode we talk to Lead Applications Engineer Daniel Peter. Daniel is a Lead Applications Engineer at Kenandy, Inc., and is currently building ERP that installs on top of Salesforce. We review Dan’s start as a kid exploring BBS’s C++ programming, to his ascension as #17 on a list of 30 Salesforce Experts to Follow On Twitter. We also get some secret advice to obtain your MBA while living in a van on campus.
Show Notes
* Guest Daniel Peter:
* Salesforce Developer User Group Organizer
* Lead Applications Engineer at Kenandy, Inc.
* Websites:
* Macgyverforce.com
* Twitter: https://twitter.com/danieljpeter
* LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/danieljpeter
* Recently named #17 on a list of 30 Salesforce Experts to Follow On Twitter
* Help on running a Salesforce User Group: https://leaderforce.wordpress.com/