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Salesforce Says Goodbye to CMO Stephanie Buscemi, Elevates Platform Manager to the Role

Sarah Franklin, who's been with the company for 13 years, is taking over as top marketer

Photo of Stephanie Buscemi and Sarah Franklin
Stephanie Buscemi (l.) is stepping down from her role as CMO, effective immediately. Sarah Franklin (r.) will take her place.Courtesy of Salesforce
By Kathryn Lundstrom

January 5, 2021

Salesforce today announced that Stephanie Buscemi, its chief marketing officer for the past three years, is stepping down from the role and leaving the company. Taking her place is Sarah Franklin, most recently general manager of platform for the cloud-based software provider.

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Kathryn Lundstrom

Kathryn Lundstrom is Adweek's senior news reporter based in Austin.

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