Chris Sharp
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Jun 9, 2020
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Call for Episerver MVP Nominations

We are once again requesting your assistance in recommending those you feel should be made an Episerver Most Valued Professional (EMVP).

An EMVP is someone who actively – and consistently through a longer period of time – has done their utmost to help, support, and inspire others in the Episerver community. It is important to point out that we are looking for more than just developers; we are also looking for digital strategists. While the EMVP program started out focusing on developers who are writing technical blog posts and sharing code, we also know that there are many individuals in the community that also contribute with visionary and inspiring blog posts, videos, and public speaking sessions, sharing their knowledge and ideas freely with the broader Episerver community of customers and partners. The basic requirements for these EMVPs are the same as for the developers - to share and to inspire others.

You can learn more about the EMVP program at world.episerver.com/emvp.

If you have a person in mind who you think deserves to be recognized and would be a great fit for the EMVP group, please fill out this form:
https://forms.office.com/Pages/ResponsePage.aspx?id=eQ3APhoC1EKqyNyzWXPf8pKzYWmZHf9KizXSMKgeLXJUNDg1MVlWQUtQTE9aS0c4VllGMU1RMlJZNSQlQCN0PWcu

For the upcoming nominee review, we ask that you provide your nominations by June 20th.

This nomination form is also linked to from the EMVP landing page, which means you can nominate an individual at anytime throughout the year!

Jun 09, 2020

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