MVP

This contest, hosted by the Microsoft MVP Program, allows you to create a short video tip to share with the Microsoft user community at large and show how Microsoft consumer products can help solve people’s real world needs.

Windows PowerShell MVP, Bartek Bielawski, describes how he won the 2011 Scripting Games, a free pass to TechEd, and became a MVP.

This site contains a list of all of the MVP Summit Events, after parties, meetups, geek dinners, etc.

It has been created by  Joseph Guadagno, President of INETA North America, founder of Southeast Valley .NET User Group SEVDNUG, and Microsoft Visual C# MVP.

24 "MVP to MVP" language-oriented sessions will take place on February 27th (Web API DSL, MEF, Xrad, Silverlight 5 PivotViewer, Fsharpx, ...).

There's lots of useful code written by extremely competent individuals available for reuse on the Internet, but code isn't the only thing that Exchange MVPs share with the technical community

The 2-day Tech Insights Southeast Asia 2011 kicked off with on November 16th – 17th.

This technical community event was led and powered by a group of Southeast Asia MVPs and community influencers from across the globe including Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore and Sri Lanka.

This article briefs up on the Microsoft MVP Program and how to be an MVP. It speaks on the various types of knowledge sharing activities which one can do. Further it also briefs up on the benefits you get being an MVP.

MSMVP's Blog Reader aggregates recent posts from a large selection of MVPs blogs and presents a tile for each blog.

Office 365 MVP Loryan Strant shares his thoughts about the cloud on The Microsoft MVP Award Program Blog.

This year, more than 1,500 MVPs will travel from 70 countries to meet with members of the Microsoft community. They share their valuable real-world feedback with our product teams to help drive improvements and innovation in Microsoft technologies.

My recent post about the sharing activities of some Exchange MVPs caused a flurry of comments. Most focused on the positive nature of the contributions such as writing code and explaining how technology works but a couple asked who were these MVPs?

In the last two months I’ve had the opportunity to attend many of the MVP Open Days around the world, as well as TechEd Brazil.

What I saw in every visit is the strong community that MVPs are building among themselves. MVPs are key community leaders in our technical communities; however they are also part of a local MVP community and the MVP global community. And over the years, my personal connection to this community continues to grow with my understanding of its richness and variety.