I recently attended the MVP Summit 2005 at Delhi, India. It’s a 3 days of rigorous training, seminar, team activities, grand lunch and dinner and also a lot of fun filled activities. Everyday we used to get to seminars at 9 AM, get nutrition to our brains till 7 PM and then go out for some heavy dinner, parties, fun filled activities.
MVPs are inspired personalities. All of them share the same passion for technologies and a great desire to share it with others without expecting any return. MVPs are selfless contributors to technical forums, blogs, User groups all over the world. They have only one thought in mind all the time, how to make Microsoft products better, easier and more accessible to everyone and help everyone get more results from those products. Such dedication and mentality surely make them superior technical personalities than the rest of us in many ways. Microsoft proudly awards “Most Valuable Professional” (MVP), the topmost technical award in their domain to recognise those selfless individuals who spent their valuable time making the world better for developers and IT Professionals all over the world.
