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Sheryl Sandberg

Founder, @leaninorg Co-Founder, Sandberg Bernthal Venture Partners

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Sheryl Sandberg is a verified account on Instagram with 1.3M followers and 1,554 posts.

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Engagement rate: 0.05%
Avg. likes per post: 509
Avg. comments per post: 89
Avg. engagement per post: 598
Posts analyzed: 12
Avg. video views: 14.4K

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Account type: Professional · Public · Verified
Category: Public figure
IGTV videos: 47
Highlight reels: 6

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Likes: 105
Comments: 11
Views: 2,480
Posted: Jun 5, 2026, 6:17 PM
Caption: Not sure where to start with AI? 🧐You're not behind. Here's what to know first. 💻

Likes: 112
Comments: 6
Views: 5,271
Posted: Jun 2, 2026, 4:58 PM
Caption: Loved seeing two of our newest Goldberg Scholars, Lizet Nunez Camacho and Maria Mellado Pena, featured on @nbcbayarea. @lizet.nc will be studying politics and law, and @mariaaa.fer24 biochemistry and public health. This year’s class is extraordinary, and watching these students step into their futures is one of the greatest joys of my life. I know Dave is cheering them on, too.

Likes: 380
Comments: 7
Posted: Jun 1, 2026, 2:20 PM
Caption: Still smiling from our annual Goldberg Scholar Leadership Weekend! Every year @iamrobgoldberg, @tom_bernthal, and I bring together our entire Goldberg Scholar community, and it fills me with more joy and pride than the last. This weekend, we welcomed our newest class of scholars and celebrated our 9th class of college graduates. What I’ll carry with me most is watching nine classes of Goldberg Scholars together — older scholars taking newer ones aside to share what they’ve learned, everyone cheering each other on. That kind of community is exactly what Rob, Paula, and I dreamed of when we created this program in Dave’s honor. 90% of our first four classes of scholars have graduated from college and are now working or in grad school. But what makes me even prouder is watching who they’re becoming — leaders who lift the people around them as they rise. It’s been eleven years since we lost Dave. He was the kind of leader who showed up for people over and over again. Watching these scholars do the same thing — for each other and for their communities — is one of the greatest honors of my life. Dave would be so proud of them. I know I am.

Likes: 1,006
Comments: 57
Views: 42.5K
Posted: May 31, 2026, 2:41 PM
Caption: One of my favorite things lately: the Call Me Maybe Walk. There’s no firm plan or agenda. Just a maybe, and if it works out, fresh air and a real conversation with someone you love spending time with. Somehow the conversations you have walking next to a friend always end up being the ones you needed most. Tag someone you want to go on a Call Me Maybe Walk with in the comments. And, then, maybe, go for a walk.

Likes: 145
Comments: 3
Views: 4,153
Posted: May 29, 2026, 8:29 PM
Caption: AI is changing the way we work and that creates a lot of uncertainty. But one thing is clear: we need more women in leadership, and the ones who will get there are building AI skills now. This is your moment to lean in.

Likes: 154
Comments: 6
Posted: May 25, 2026, 1:45 PM
Caption: Every Memorial Day, I think about the brave Americans who gave everything in service to our country. Their sacrifice is woven into the fabric of our nation and into each freedom we hold dear. And their courage deserves more than our remembrance. It deserves our commitment — to show up for one another and to build a future worthy of their legacy. For anyone missing someone who’s served, my heart is with you. I hope you find comfort in knowing your loved ones will never be forgotten.

Likes: 277
Comments: 19
Views: 6,509
Posted: May 22, 2026, 2:29 PM
Caption: Women belong in the rooms where the future is being built, and AI is one of the most powerful tools shaping that future. But as AI transforms the workplace, we’re already seeing a new power gap emerge. Women are adopting these tools at lower rates than men and risk being left behind. #LeanInWithAI #WomeInAI #WomenInBusiness

Likes: 841
Comments: 25
Views: 18.1K
Posted: May 21, 2026, 2:30 PM
Caption: Snorkeling in the Galápagos means sea lions swimming circles and grabbing your fins and sharks cruising past. Honestly, I almost did not do this because swimming with sharks was definitely not on my bucket list. But so glad I did — no camera can fully capture the magic of it.

Likes: 1,177
Comments: 39
Views: 24K
Posted: May 20, 2026, 2:47 PM
Caption: Walking with giants and walking through lava caves that feel like stepping inside the earth itself. Some places you visit, and others change how you see the world. Galapagos is definitely the second kind.

Likes: 563
Comments: 13
Views: 11.8K
Posted: May 19, 2026, 7:10 PM
Caption: The most magical trip to the Galapagos with @tom_bernthal and our family and closest friends. We were surrounded by iguanas and walked right past sea lions lounging on the beach. We got an up-close look at birds found nowhere else in the world and even saw the waved albatrosses’ mating dance. One of my favorite things I learned: the male frigate birds — the ones with the bright red throat pouches — take turns incubating the eggs right alongside the females. Apparently, we need to take some notes on splitting childcare from the birds.

Likes: 541
Comments: 835
Posted: May 14, 2026, 2:32 PM
Caption: Breast cancer is personal for me. My grandmother, Rosalind Einhorn, was one of the most important people in my life. She was diagnosed in her 30s and thankfully survived. She channeled her survival into helping others by raising money for breast cancer screenings. Her story is why I care so deeply about this work and why I was honored to join @thebremfoundation’s 20th anniversary celebration with my brother @davidisandberg. We know that when breast cancer is caught early, more than 95% of women survive. But that number means nothing if women can’t get screened. Black women face lower survival rates because access to care still isn’t equal. These are exactly the kinds of gaps the Brem Foundation is working to close. They fund diagnostic tests for women who can’t afford them, provide free rides to screenings, and educate women to advocate for their own health. Their incredible work is led by Dr. Rachel Brem. Rachel has dedicated her life to making sure fewer women die from this disease. Her recent research found that mammograms can reveal cardiovascular risks — one screening, insights that go beyond breast cancer. That work is going to change how we think about women’s health and lead to better outcomes for women. Congratulations to Rachel and the entire Brem Foundation team. Here’s to many more decades of saving lives.

Likes: 810
Comments: 46
Posted: May 10, 2026, 2:28 PM
Caption: This Mother’s Day, I keep coming back to the small moments. My mom, @adele.sandberg, putting me to bed when I was a child, and always helping me see things in the most positive way possible. Her optimism isn’t something she talks about. It’s something she does, over and over, until the people around her start to carry it too. She has been my hero for as long as I can remember, my first call, and the person I most aspire to live up to. @tom_bernthal’s mom, Joan, at a family dinner, making every single person at the table feel like the most important one in the room. A lifetime as a therapist, a foster mother, a mother, and a grandmother gave her this extraordinary gift — knowing exactly what the people around her need, often before they’ve said a word. Dave’s mom, Paula, at her desk late into the night, doing the work she gave her life to: advocating for children with disabilities because she believed every child deserved every opportunity. We lost Paula several years ago, and I miss her so much on days like this. But her compassion lives on in her grandchildren and in everything our family believes about making the world a better place. Happy #MothersDay to every mom and mother figure. Thank you for the silver linings, the quiet attention, and the late nights doing work you love. It means more than you could ever know. To anyone whose heart is heavy today, I’m holding you in mine.

Likes: 105
Comments: 11
Views: 2,480
Posted: Jun 5, 2026, 6:17 PM
Caption: Not sure where to start with AI? 🧐You're not behind. Here's what to know first. 💻

Likes: 112
Comments: 6
Views: 5,271
Posted: Jun 2, 2026, 4:58 PM
Caption: Loved seeing two of our newest Goldberg Scholars, Lizet Nunez Camacho and Maria Mellado Pena, featured on @nbcbayarea. @lizet.nc will be studying politics and law, and @mariaaa.fer24 biochemistry and public health. This year’s class is extraordinary, and watching these students step into their futures is one of the greatest joys of my life. I know Dave is cheering them on, too.

Likes: 380
Comments: 7
Posted: Jun 1, 2026, 2:20 PM
Caption: Still smiling from our annual Goldberg Scholar Leadership Weekend! Every year @iamrobgoldberg, @tom_bernthal, and I bring together our entire Goldberg Scholar community, and it fills me with more joy and pride than the last. This weekend, we welcomed our newest class of scholars and celebrated our 9th class of college graduates. What I’ll carry with me most is watching nine classes of Goldberg Scholars together — older scholars taking newer ones aside to share what they’ve learned, everyone cheering each other on. That kind of community is exactly what Rob, Paula, and I dreamed of when we created this program in Dave’s honor. 90% of our first four classes of scholars have graduated from college and are now working or in grad school. But what makes me even prouder is watching who they’re becoming — leaders who lift the people around them as they rise. It’s been eleven years since we lost Dave. He was the kind of leader who showed up for people over and over again. Watching these scholars do the same thing — for each other and for their communities — is one of the greatest honors of my life. Dave would be so proud of them. I know I am.

Likes: 1,006
Comments: 57
Views: 42.5K
Posted: May 31, 2026, 2:41 PM
Caption: One of my favorite things lately: the Call Me Maybe Walk. There’s no firm plan or agenda. Just a maybe, and if it works out, fresh air and a real conversation with someone you love spending time with. Somehow the conversations you have walking next to a friend always end up being the ones you needed most. Tag someone you want to go on a Call Me Maybe Walk with in the comments. And, then, maybe, go for a walk.

Likes: 145
Comments: 3
Views: 4,153
Posted: May 29, 2026, 8:29 PM
Caption: AI is changing the way we work and that creates a lot of uncertainty. But one thing is clear: we need more women in leadership, and the ones who will get there are building AI skills now. This is your moment to lean in.

Likes: 154
Comments: 6
Posted: May 25, 2026, 1:45 PM
Caption: Every Memorial Day, I think about the brave Americans who gave everything in service to our country. Their sacrifice is woven into the fabric of our nation and into each freedom we hold dear. And their courage deserves more than our remembrance. It deserves our commitment — to show up for one another and to build a future worthy of their legacy. For anyone missing someone who’s served, my heart is with you. I hope you find comfort in knowing your loved ones will never be forgotten.

Likes: 277
Comments: 19
Views: 6,509
Posted: May 22, 2026, 2:29 PM
Caption: Women belong in the rooms where the future is being built, and AI is one of the most powerful tools shaping that future. But as AI transforms the workplace, we’re already seeing a new power gap emerge. Women are adopting these tools at lower rates than men and risk being left behind. #LeanInWithAI #WomeInAI #WomenInBusiness

Likes: 841
Comments: 25
Views: 18.1K
Posted: May 21, 2026, 2:30 PM
Caption: Snorkeling in the Galápagos means sea lions swimming circles and grabbing your fins and sharks cruising past. Honestly, I almost did not do this because swimming with sharks was definitely not on my bucket list. But so glad I did — no camera can fully capture the magic of it.

Likes: 1,177
Comments: 39
Views: 24K
Posted: May 20, 2026, 2:47 PM
Caption: Walking with giants and walking through lava caves that feel like stepping inside the earth itself. Some places you visit, and others change how you see the world. Galapagos is definitely the second kind.

Likes: 563
Comments: 13
Views: 11.8K
Posted: May 19, 2026, 7:10 PM
Caption: The most magical trip to the Galapagos with @tom_bernthal and our family and closest friends. We were surrounded by iguanas and walked right past sea lions lounging on the beach. We got an up-close look at birds found nowhere else in the world and even saw the waved albatrosses’ mating dance. One of my favorite things I learned: the male frigate birds — the ones with the bright red throat pouches — take turns incubating the eggs right alongside the females. Apparently, we need to take some notes on splitting childcare from the birds.

Likes: 541
Comments: 835
Posted: May 14, 2026, 2:32 PM
Caption: Breast cancer is personal for me. My grandmother, Rosalind Einhorn, was one of the most important people in my life. She was diagnosed in her 30s and thankfully survived. She channeled her survival into helping others by raising money for breast cancer screenings. Her story is why I care so deeply about this work and why I was honored to join @thebremfoundation’s 20th anniversary celebration with my brother @davidisandberg. We know that when breast cancer is caught early, more than 95% of women survive. But that number means nothing if women can’t get screened. Black women face lower survival rates because access to care still isn’t equal. These are exactly the kinds of gaps the Brem Foundation is working to close. They fund diagnostic tests for women who can’t afford them, provide free rides to screenings, and educate women to advocate for their own health. Their incredible work is led by Dr. Rachel Brem. Rachel has dedicated her life to making sure fewer women die from this disease. Her recent research found that mammograms can reveal cardiovascular risks — one screening, insights that go beyond breast cancer. That work is going to change how we think about women’s health and lead to better outcomes for women. Congratulations to Rachel and the entire Brem Foundation team. Here’s to many more decades of saving lives.

Likes: 810
Comments: 46
Posted: May 10, 2026, 2:28 PM
Caption: This Mother’s Day, I keep coming back to the small moments. My mom, @adele.sandberg, putting me to bed when I was a child, and always helping me see things in the most positive way possible. Her optimism isn’t something she talks about. It’s something she does, over and over, until the people around her start to carry it too. She has been my hero for as long as I can remember, my first call, and the person I most aspire to live up to. @tom_bernthal’s mom, Joan, at a family dinner, making every single person at the table feel like the most important one in the room. A lifetime as a therapist, a foster mother, a mother, and a grandmother gave her this extraordinary gift — knowing exactly what the people around her need, often before they’ve said a word. Dave’s mom, Paula, at her desk late into the night, doing the work she gave her life to: advocating for children with disabilities because she believed every child deserved every opportunity. We lost Paula several years ago, and I miss her so much on days like this. But her compassion lives on in her grandchildren and in everything our family believes about making the world a better place. Happy #MothersDay to every mom and mother figure. Thank you for the silver linings, the quiet attention, and the late nights doing work you love. It means more than you could ever know. To anyone whose heart is heavy today, I’m holding you in mine.

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