The Anatomy of Public Corruption

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Company Overview of SuccessFactors, Inc.

March 13, 2019 10:13 PM ET

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Company Overview of SuccessFactors, Inc.

Company Overview

SuccessFactors, Inc. offers cloud-based business execution software solutions for organizations to bridge the gap between business strategy and results worldwide. Its application suite includes modules and solutions comprising Performance Management to deliver content that enables managers to provide feedback to reports; Goal Management to support the process of creating, monitoring, and assessing employee goals; 360-Degree Review to support the collection of feedback from an employee’s peers, reports, and superiors; Calibration & Team Rater to identify top and lower performers; Learning that combines formal, social, and extended learning with content management, reporting, and analytics; Su...
1500 Fashion Island Boulevard
Suite 300
San Mateo, CA 94404
United States
Founded in 2001
1,578 Employees
Phone:
650-645-2000
Fax:
650-645-2099

Key Executives For SuccessFactors, Inc.

Co-Founder
Head of Global Education
Global Head of Strategy
Chief Technology Officer
Age: 44
Chief Information Officer
Age: 59
Compensation as of Fiscal Year 2018.
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The College-entry Cheating Scandal

Bill McGlashan of Mill Valley

Bill McGlashan, founder of TPG Growth, a prominent San Francisco private equity firm with investments in Airbnb, Uber and other companies, is a well-known proponent of ethical investing in Silicon Valley. He helped form The Rise Fund, which makes investments in social impact initiatives like wildlife protection in Botswana and rural microfinance systems in China.
Court papers allege McGlashan worked with Singer to fake the ACT results for his son — who cell phone records showed was in Marin County at the time he was supposedly taking the test in Los Angeles, according to the complaint. The boy received a score of 34 out of a possible 36, which he submitted last year in an application to Northeastern University in Boston.
McGlashan was allegedly caught in a recorded conversation discussing a similar scheme for his younger two children.
“Here’s the only question, does he know? Is there a way to do it in a way that he doesn’t know that happened?” McGlashan asked about his son. “Oh yeah,” Singer responded.
The two discussed using Photoshop to make a fake profile for his son as a football player in order to help him get into USC or Stanford.
“I’m gonna make him a kicker,” Singer said. “He does have really strong legs,” McGlashan responded, laughing. “Maybe he’ll become a kicker. You never know.”
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