Ivanka Trump shows off her very slim waist in a demure red dress as she promotes a White House workforce initiative in Indianapolis

• Ivanka, 37, visited Salesforce's Indianapolis office, where she participated in a panel discussion with the tech company's founder Marc Benioff on Thursday  
• Salesforce has signed the Trump administration's Pledge to America's Workers, vowing to provide skills training to 500,000 people over the next five years
• The first daughter wore a long-sleeve button-down dress that she paired with a black patent leather belt and matching heels to the event at Salesforce Tower 
• Ivanka arrived in Indiana on Wednesday and enjoyed a sit-down meal with Benioff and Salesforce's employees as part of the company's Trailblazer Day
  
  Ivanka Trump opted for a demure red dress that was buttoned up to her collar to promote a White House workforce initiative in Indiana, Indianapolis, on Thursday.  
  The 37-year-old first daughter visited Salesforce's Indianapolis office to participate in a panel discussion with trainees. The San Francisco-based tech company has pledged to provide skills training to 500,000 people as part of the Trump administration's push to boost career opportunities among Americans.   
  Ivanka donned a long-sleeve button-down midi dress that she paired with a black patent leather belt and matching heels to the event at Salesforce Tower, which was part of the company's inaugural Trailblazer Day.
  
  Travels: Ivanka Trump, 37, visited Salesforce's office in Indianapolosis, Indiana, on Thursday. She met with the tech company's founder Marc Benioff (center) and some of its trainees 
  
  Accessories: Ivanka paired the A-line frock with a black patent leather belt that cinched her waist and matching heels
  
  
  The White House senior adviser wore her hair loose around her shoulders, this time opting to have her hair straightened instead of curled in loose waves.    
  Ivanka spoke with individuals who have participated in Salesforce’s Trailhead training program during a panel discussion that was moderated by Marc Benioff, the billionaire founder, chairman, and co-CEO of the company. 
  The first daughter shared that her goal is to make sure everyone has access to training opportunities, explaining that today's workers need to be lifelong learners because many of the jobs of the future remain unknown.  
  'We constantly have to be sharpening our skills,' she said, according to the
  It was at the event that Salesforce signed the Trump administration's Pledge to America's Workers, which was launched last year. 
  The initiative asks companies to commit to expanding education and training programs for American workers. 
  On Thursday, Salesforce committed to teaching 500,000 workers the skills they need to obtain jobs at the company over the next five years. 
  During the panel discussion, Ivanka also touched upon the need to close the gender pay gap and develop better family-leave policies.  
  'We really think we’re just at the beginning of this mission,' she said.
  After the session, Ivanka shared a photo of herself smiling alongside Benioff and members of the company's training program. 
  
  Sweet moment: In one snapshot, she can be seen hugging a trainee named Stephanie
  
  
  'Today, we heard stories of lives transformed by rewarding careers through @salesforce visionary approach to online learning.,' she captioned the image. 
  'Thank you @Benioff for signing our #PledgetoAmericasWorkers and committing to investing in the skills + talents of 1 MILLION more Americans! ‬ ‪Wow!'
  Ivanka also took to Instagram Stories to share photos of her visit to Salesforce Tower as well as footage of Zac Otero, an Einstein Analytics administrator at Salesforce,  discussing his experience with the company's training program.  
  'Since I started down my path, I've learned a lot of things. I've learned a lot about myself. I've learned a lot about community. I've learned a lot about Salesforce, obviously. But I learned a lot about learning. I discovered how I learned best.'

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