Since 2016, July 1st has been an important date for me, this year was nothing less, however this year I had to wait until June 10th, waiting for that e-mail and I might have been a little edgy for the last couple of days.
In the afternoon, I received the great news, I was re-awarded the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) status for yet another award cycle. I am immensely proud and humble; Microsoft has once again recognized my community contributions and re-awarded me with the Microsoft MVP Award for the 9th time in a row.
Congratulations on your Microsoft MVP Award!
Hello Jesper,
We’re pleased to welcome you to the Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVP) program in recognition of your outstanding contributions to the community in following technical area/s:
- Windows
My passion for Windows and user experience is core to my career, making the Microsoft MVP award a significant part of my professional life.
It is with humility and pride that I accept this honor. My commitment to staying current, being a reliable resource, and actively assisting customers, peers, and tech communities has contributed to my consistent recognition as a Microsoft MVP for Windows and Devices for IT since 2016.
The support from my family, colleagues, and groups like the Windows Management User Group, Denmark and Workplace Ninjas User group Denmark , along with their encouragement, have been essential in my journey as a Microsoft MVP.
A special thanks goes to my employer for their trust and backing, which plays a critical role in my continual receipt of this accolade.
What it takes to be an MVP
The MVP Award is a global program of recognized technology experts and community leaders who actively support technical communities through unique, innovative, and consistent knowledge sharing. Microsoft MVPs are part of a highly select group of technology experts recognized for their passion, community spirit, leadership and we are extremely excited to have you as a member of the MVP community.
Microsoft MVPs have been an essential part of Microsoft and Microsoft culture for many years. They are more than fans; they are educators, advocates, and above all, they are community leaders.
-Scott Guthrie, Executive Vice President, Microsoft Cloud and Enterprise Group.
The Microsoft MVP Award is a special designation identifying a Program member as a true professional, expert and influencer in your technology focus. Consequently, Program participants are held to a high standard with respect to conduct on and offline.
While there is no single track to become a Microsoft MVP, some great examples that showcase Microsoft MVPs and the passion, community spirit and leadership they have exhibited to earn the Microsoft MVP award, check out the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional website .
Follow Microsoft MVP Award Program on Twitter - @MVPAward .
-Jesper