Brooke Eby, a Salesforce employee living with terminal ALS, explains why she keeps working. At the company kickoff, her coworkers launched a campaign to log workouts and volunteer hours in solidarity with her. She's become a trailblazer by balancing her job with ALS advocacy.
Hi, I'm Brooke. I work at Salesforce during the day and I make videos about ALS at night. A lot of people ask me why I'm still working when I have the terminal diagnosis of ALS. They asked me to speak at Salesforce's company kickoff. My coworkers decided to start a campaign. Everyone gets to log all of their workouts as well volunteer hours.
This one's for you, Brooke. This one's for you, Brooke.
This one's for you, Brooke.
This one's for you. I have more power in the fight against ALS with Salesforce behind me, like Salesforce technology, Salesforce partners, Salesforce ecosystem, like this whole community. And now I have the pleasure of being joined by Brooke Eby. Well, thank you so much for having me. After sharing my story, Salesforce has raised over half a million dollars for ALS. So whenever people ask me why I'm still working, this is why.
