HQ Function

Serves as the global headquarters, housing key executive leadership, product development, marketing, sales, and administrative functions. It's a central hub for innovation and company strategy.

Notable Features:

Tallest office building in San Francisco, 'Ohana Floor' (top floor public viewing deck), advanced sustainable design (LEED Platinum certified), direct access to Salesforce Park, a 5.4-acre public rooftop park.

Work Culture:

Collaborative and innovative, emphasizing 'Ohana' (Hawaiian for family) culture, Trailblazer community engagement, and a strong focus on equality, trust, customer success, and sustainability. The HQ offers numerous amenities to foster well-being and productivity.

HQ Significance:

Symbolizes Salesforce's growth and dominance in the tech industry, its commitment to San Francisco, and its leadership in sustainable building practices. It's a prominent landmark in the city's skyline and a testament to its 'Customer Company' ethos.

Values Reflected in HQ: Innovation (state-of-the-art facility), Community (Ohana Floor, public park integration), Sustainability (LEED Platinum), Success (prominent landmark representing company growth).

Location:

Salesforce supports its global customer base through an extensive network of offices and data centers across the Americas, Europe, Middle East, Africa, and Asia Pacific. Key functions distributed globally include sales and account management, customer success and support, R&D and product development (in key tech hubs like India, Israel, and the US), marketing and localization, professional services, and partner ecosystem management. This distributed model allows Salesforce to cater to regional market needs, provide local support, ensure data residency compliance where required, and maintain high availability and performance of its cloud services worldwide.

Street Address:

415 Mission Street

City:

San Francisco

State/Province:

CA

Country:

USA