Help us give a warm welcome and high-five to our 48 new 2019 Salesforce MVPs! Salesforce MVPs are nominated by the community for exceptional contributions and commitment to helping others succeed. And they truly shine because it’s clear they do so much to help the community learn Salesforce, connect, have fun, and give back together.
We will have some Twitter fun welcoming our Salesforce MVPs. Watch @salesforce for our 2019 Salesforce MVPs Twitter Moment and join in with the #TrailblazerCommunity hashtag.
What does it mean to be a Salesforce MVP?
Being a Salesforce MVP is all about sharing product expertise and inspiring the entire community. The best way to understand their powerful contributions is to see them in action. Check out our Salesforce MVPs page to see all 200+ Salesforce MVPs, find out who is near you, learn about their areas of expertise, and — best of all — connect directly with them!
Here’s a few of our current Salesforce MVPs sharing what being part of the program means to them:
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Connect with our new 2019 Salesforce MVPs
- Houssam Saoudy
- James Browne
- Jenna Molby
- Jennifer Bowen
- Jeremy Ross
- John Daniel
- Joy Shutters-Helbing
- Julio Diego Barrado Fernandez
- Kumiko Akimoto
- Kishore B T
- Lara Black
- LeAndria Streeter
- Matthew Poe
- Marisa Hambleton
- Marisa Lopez
- Mark Adcock
- Martin Humpolec
- Maya Peterson
- Melanie Head
- Pedro Manuel Molina Gomez
- Radhika Bansal
- Rupesh Bhatia
- Sandi Nuss Zellner
- Sarah Amin
- Scott Luikart
- Shinya Yamada
- Shrey Sharma
- Squire Kershner
- Steve Baines
- Tami Lau
- Tom Hoffman
- Umair Ilyas
Want to learn more about and from Salesforce MVPs?
Check out a few of these fun resources:
Answers, Trailblazer Community Groups, Trailblazer Community Conferences, Mentorship Central, Salesforce MVP Office Hours.