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Advocacy in Action: How CG Infinity’s Salesforce Practice Puts Clients at the Center of Delivery

Client-centric Salesforce delivery requires partners to embed advocacy into every phase of implementation, not just during launch

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In today's enterprise tech landscape, successful Salesforce implementations hinge less on shiny features and more on how well partners align with the real, day-to-day needs of the business. The firms that stand out are the ones that treat delivery as a shared mission—where strategy, execution, and accountability are woven together from the first conversation through go-live and beyond. At CG Infinity, that partnership mindset is put into practice in concrete ways. Advocacy isn't a buzzword—it's embedded into how engagements are shaped, staffed, and delivered from day one, from collaboratively developing proposals during the sales process to approaching delivery as a shared responsibility. Each engagement is treated as a joint effort, with clients viewed as true teammates working toward a common goal.

Advocacy isn't a buzzword—it's embedded into how engagements are shaped, staffed, and delivered from day one.

To explore what that looks like in practice, we turn to Jeff Abernathy, VP of Delivery at CG Infinity, for perspective on the principles behind the firm's Salesforce Practice and its advocacy-driven approach to delivery.

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We view our clients as teammates on the project, all delivering a common goal. I see CG Infinity advocate for our clients daily. It starts with a sales process where we collaboratively develop the proposal that fits the needs of the client. It continues with staffing the best people that will work hard daily to deliver what is needed for the project. We view our clients as teammates on the project, all delivering a common goal.

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