Calling all Trailblazers, join us in a big Trailblazer Community high-five for our new and renewed Salesforce MVPs (most valuable players)! The community has reason to celebrate these leaders every day and share gratitude for all they do. We invite all Trailblazers to learn about these Trailblazer Community leaders and get connected.
Who are Salesforce MVPs?
Our Trailblazer Community is united by a passion for innovation, love for the Salesforce platform, and desire to help everyone succeed in the Salesforce ecosystem. This global force for good is made up of Trailblazers around the world helping each other succeed in their careers, companies, and communities. Our Salesforce MVPs shine bright as exceptional product experts, leaders who step up to help others learn, and generous mentors who go above and beyond to foster achievements throughout the ecosystem.
Salesforce MVPs:
- Are nominated by the community. We have an annual nomination period when others recognize standout members. And every year, current MVPs may be invited to continue in the program based on peer review of recent contributions. Learn more about the nomination process.
- Personify expertise, leadership, and generosity characteristics. These characteristics are pervasive throughout the community, but Salesforce MVPs are known for going above and beyond.
- Are in good company. In addition to 200+ active Salesforce MVPs — Hall of Fame members, who spent more than five years contributing to the community — are considered MVPs for life!
What’s the best way to engage with Salesforce MVPs?
Salesforce MVPs love to connect and help. Here are four awesome ways to do that:
- Check out the Salesforce MVP page to find the directory of all our Salesforce MVPs and Hall of Fame members. You’ll be able to filter to find experts in specific products or regions. Every Salesforce MVP has a Trailblazer profile so you can learn more about their skills, community activities, and more. Even better, you can connect directly in the community or check out their social channels.
- Be on the lookout for Salesforce MVPs in our online community, Trailblazer Community Groups, and Community Conferences — they’re ready to help.
- Check out Salesforce MVP Office Hours. These monthly open forums hosted by panels of Salesforce MVPs are available in the U.S. and EMEA time zones. Anyone is invited to join and bring super complex, beginner questions, or anything in between.
- Join the conversation on social with these popular hashtags: #SalesforceMVP, #TrailblazerCommunity, #Askforce.
Congratulations to our 2021 Salesforce MVPs!
The contributions our new Salesforce MVPs made in the midst of a global pandemic and multiple economic and social crises have been amazing. And we’re thrilled to introduce you to these amazing leaders.
- Andre van Kampen
- Angelica Buffa
- Bill Kuehler
- Cassie Supilowski
- Charise Van Liew
- Chris Pifer
- David Carnes
- Enrico Murru
- Eric Praud
- Farah Sherif
- Gaspar Rodriguez
- Genna Matson
- Gordon Lee
- Grissell Cabrera
- Jigar Shah
- Joey Chan
- Kaoru Minami
- Kapil Batra
- Kathleen Lueckeman
- Krithika Dharmarajan
- Lara Black
- Meera Nair
- Melissa Hill Dees
- Michelle Hansen
- Nadina Lisbon
- Neetu Bansal
- Pat McClellan
- Rebecca Joffrey
- Robert Sösemann
- Shibu Abraham
- Shruti Sridharan
- Thierry Trouin
- Toni Martin
- Vinay Chaturvedi
Let’s keep the celebration going!
Check out our Salesforce MVP Party broadcast to learn more about these experts from our Trailblazer Community team.
We’ll see you online at trailblazers.salesforce.com and on social with #SalesforceMVP and #TrailblazerCommunity.
