I woke up late on this New Years Day to find a renewal email waiting for me from Microsoft letting me know that I am once again a SharePoint MVP – my second year. I’d like to thank everyone for helping make this possible – for the various event organizers for continuing to select my abstracts to speak, for the folks who come to my sessions and read my articles, to my team at Axceler for supporting my workaholic behaviors, and of course to Microsoft for once again giving me this opportunity to participate in a great community of experts and thought leaders in the SharePoint space. I look forward to continuing to give back to the community for another year.

Inevitably, with every quarterly renewal (its an annual recognition, with a portion of the awards given out on the first day of each quarter) there come questions: how does one go about becoming an MVP? What are the secrets? Is there anything I can do to earn this recognition? Earlier this year I wrote a post on this called 10 Steps to Becoming a SharePoint MVP which you might want to read.

Christian Buckley

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