This morning I got a nice email from Microsoft to let me know that I was awarded the Microsoft MVP award for my third year. I'm pretty flattered to be awarded again, and already planning the trip to the MVP summit in March 2009. 🙂
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3 thoughts on “MVP for Another Year”
Congrats!
(me too!)
Congrats to you too, Jan Karel! 🙂
Well done Ken, richly deserved.
Roaa