Anthony Dang
Frederik Raabye
Heather Floyd
Hendy Racher
Henk Boelman
Ismail Mayat
Kenn Jacobsen
Laura Weatherhead
Lucy Brailsford
Mike Masey
Poornima Nayar
Søren Gregersen
Søren Kottal
Steve Temple
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Alex Skrypnyk
Anders Bjerner
Andy Butland
Bjarne Fyrstenborg
Callum Whyte
Carole Logan
Chriztian Steinmeier
Damiaan Peeters
Dan Booth
Dave Woestenborghs
Emma Burstow
Emma Garland
Erica Quessenberry
Jan Skovgaard
Janae Cram
Jeavon Leopold
Jeffrey Schoemaker
Kevin Jump
Kyle Weems
Lars-Erik Aabech
Lee Kelleher
Lotte Pitcher
Marc Goodson
Marcin Zajkowski
Matt Brailsford
Nathan Woulfe
Nik Rimington
Owain Williams
Paul Seal
Paul Sterling
Peter Gregory
Ravi Motha
The contribution of MVPs in the Umbraco-verse is immeasurable - be it by submitting pull requests to improve our products, organizing Umbraco meetups or festivals, being helpful and friendly towards other Umbracians. A massive H5YR to all!
Remember that you can actually find the full (including previous years) MVP list on Our Umbraco. Note that the 2019 MVPs will be added to the list later on.
And now, about those MVP-related news...
You may have noticed that the MVPs are no longer categorized. Why? In the last years, we learned that what makes an MVP cannot be put into a box or a specific category or way of contributing. All the MVPs have contributed in multiple and different ways and we want to be able to honor their efforts without putting a tag on them. Therefore, all categories will also be removed from Our.
Super exciting news! The nomination for new MVPs will be open to the public in 2020. So Umbraco community members will get the chance to nominate the future Most Valuable People as well ❤️
Yesterday, 16 new Umbraco MVPs were awarded live on stage at Codegarden. MVPs who make a massive difference to the Umbraco community. Each got an actual award, a certificate and a loud applause by the 600 witnessing Umbracians. Here's the full list of the new MVPs as well as all the MVP renewals: