2007 Microsoft® MVP Award

Got this last night:

"Congratulations! We are pleased to present you with the 2007
Microsoft® MVP Award!

The Microsoft MVP Award is our way of saying thank you and to honor and
support the significant contributions you make to communities
worldwide. As a recipient of Microsoft's™ Most Valuable Professional award,
you join an elite group of technical community leaders from around the
world who foster the free and objective exchange of knowledge by actively
sharing your real world expertise with users and Microsoft.  Microsoft
salutes all MVPs for promoting the spirit of community and enhancing
peoples lives and the industrys success everyday."

Thank you Microsoft for believing in my capability and rest assure that I’ll be extending my
hands more to the community this year.  

Microsoft MVP for Dynamics GP

I'm very proud to say that I've been awarded the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP) for Dynamics GP. I'm very passionate about this product and had been supporting it since 1996. I’ll be around the community and hopefully would be fortunate to see the next wave of transformation including the deployment of the merge product in the near future. My congratulations to the other awardees.

Below was the email I got from Microsoft:

Hello everyone,

I know you are all anxious to hear our new MVPs are effective today. Firstly, all existing Dynamics MVPs were re-awarded so there is no one leaving the fold J

So let us welcome the following to our community:

GREAT PLAINS
Duke DelPrado
Richard Whaley
Brenner Klenzman

CRM
Ronald Lemmen
Frank Lee

Navision
Ahmed Amini
Alain Krikilion

Solomon
Toni Savage

I also want to mention Will Hadley. Will was to be awarded an MVP in CRM but sadly Will passed away last week at a very young age.

Melissa Travers
MVP Lead | Microsoft Exchange Server,
ISA Server, Virtual Machine,
Windows Security & Dynamics
Tel. 980.776.9678| mtravers@microsoft.com
http://www.microsoft.com/mvp