We are pleased to present you with the 2009 Microsoft® MVP Award!
This marks my fourth year as a Consumer Security MVP. Thank you Microsoft.
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1,500 Global Tech Professionals Take Center Stage at 2009 Microsoft MVP Global Summit
That’s where I was March 1–4. Learned a lot, had fun, little sleep and made the most of an enjoyable week in Seattle.
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Speaking of conferences,
Microsoft will host the 2009 MVP Global Summit March 1-4, 2009 at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center in Seattle, and at Microsoft headquarters in Redmond, Washington.
I will be attending my third Summit as a Microsoft Consumer Security MVP, and am looking forward to seeing friends and colleagues again real time and meeting new ones.
The MVP Global Summit features more than 400 technical sessions in which MVPs can connect with other MVPs, build relationships with Microsoft experts, and provide real-world insights and feedback to Microsoft product teams.
https://mvp.support.microsoft.com/gp/MVPsummit
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Previous Certifiedbug: The Microsoft MVP Program, how it works
Toby Richards, General Manager for Community Support Services and the MVP Program at Microsoft, is interviewed by Ken Levy discussing the current state of the Microsoft MVP (Most Valuable Professionals) community and the roadmap for the MVP program and MVP summit.
Toby took over this role in early 2008, and he is responsible for programs that identify, award and enable community influencers around the world, creating deeper relationships and richer feedback opportunities that improve Microsoft products and services. Also discussed in the interview is online support strategies and how MVPs help users and developers who are not MVPs. For more information, go to the MVP Program Web site.
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