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Amalia Miller
Amalia Miller manages Local Partnerships and Influencer Marketing for the Small Business Essentials team at Salesforce. Prior to Salesforce, she worked across the technology and startup ecosystem in a variety of sectors including industrial design, VR/AR, blockchain, and media/entertainment. A San Francisco native, Amalia is passionate about connecting people, helping entrepreneurs, and promoting diversity and sustainability in every aspect of work and life. She also enjoys running, biking, traveling, and volunteering. Follow her on Twitter @emceeamalia, Instagram @amaliamiller and LinkedIn.
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