NERDIO COMMUNITY PROGRAM
Nerdio Valued Professionals
The IT experts who evangelize, enable, and advise.
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NERDIO COMMUNITY PROGRAM
The IT experts who evangelize, enable, and advise.
The Nerdio Valued Professional (NVP) program recognizes the IT experts who teach the wider community: the consultants, architects, and engineers whose talks, articles, and answers other IT pros already rely on.
It sits at the top of the Nerdio Community. NVPs get a direct line to the people who build Nerdio Manager, a seat at the table when the roadmap is discussed, and a stage to share what they know. In return, they keep doing what made them NVPs: showing up for the community.
Nomination-only. There is no application. NVPs are nominated by a Nerdio employee, a Microsoft employee or MVP, or a current NVP. The best way to get on the radar is to be active in the Nerdio Community and become a Nerdio Technology Champion.
Speak at events, publish articles and videos, join webinars and podcasts, and build technical credibility across the IT community.
Bring real-world experience to customer, prospect, and partner conversations as trusted, hands-on voices.
Give structured roadmap input, take part in beta testing, and share candid product feedback with Nerdio's product team.
Consultants, architects, engineers, and recognized practitioners with sustained influence in the IT community and a track record of teaching it. Today there are 30+ NVPs across 11+ countries, with expertise spanning Nerdio Manager for Enterprise, Nerdio Manager for MSP, Azure Virtual Desktop, Windows 365, Intune, and more. Many also hold other industry recognitions.
Some run Nerdio Manager every day. Others work across the broader Microsoft cloud. All of them are people other IT pros learn from.
A few of the people behind the title. Meet all of them in the community.
Recognition that is visible, and access that is real.
The NVP title, a digital badge for your profiles, and a recognition award displaying your NVP status and program year.
Speaking and stage opportunities at NerdioCon, with travel covered for confirmed speakers.
Direct access to Nerdio product management, roadmap sessions, and pre-release and beta features.
A standing seat at the bi-monthly NVP All-Hands with Nerdio leadership, and a direct line to the NVP Community Lead.
A featured profile and spotlights across Nerdio channels.
A welcome and recognition kit on acceptance.
By a Nerdio employee, a Microsoft employee or MVP, or a current NVP. There is no self-nomination.
A cross-functional selection committee evaluates each nominee against documented criteria.
New NVPs are announced quarterly.
Membership is renewed annually, based on contribution.
NVPs commit to contributing each quarter, participating in NVP All-Hands, and sharing their expertise to strengthen the Nerdio and broader EUC community.
There is no self-nomination. The best path in is to be active in the Nerdio Community and become a Nerdio Technology Champion. Champions are where the program looks first.
Join, learn, ask.
For any IT professional. Get the tech tips, join the discussions, and show up whenever it is useful to you.
Join the CommunityContribute, help peers, get recognized.
For members who consistently show up, answer questions, and share what they know. Apply anytime.
Learn moreAdvocate, advise, shape the roadmap.
Nomination-only recognition for IT experts who evangelize, enable, and advise.
Learn moreEvery NVP started as a member.
No. The program is nomination-only. Nominations come from Nerdio employees, Microsoft employees or MVPs, and current NVPs. If you want to be considered, be active in the Nerdio Community and apply to the Nerdio Technology Champion program. That is where the NVP program looks first.
Nerdio employees, Microsoft employees or MVPs, and current NVPs.
Nominations are reviewed and new NVPs are announced quarterly. Membership runs on a calendar year and is renewed annually, based on contribution.
No. NVPs are recognized for their expertise and for what they contribute to the IT community. Some run Nerdio Manager every day; others work across the broader Microsoft cloud.
Three things. Evangelize: speak, publish, and teach. Enable: bring real-world experience to customer, prospect, and partner conversations. Advise: give roadmap input, test betas, and share candid product feedback.
Champions are active community members recognized for helping their peers, and anyone can apply or be nominated. NVPs are a smaller, nomination-only group of IT experts with sustained influence beyond the community. Champions are where the NVP program looks first.
Connect with them on LinkedIn from their profile, or email [email protected] and we will make the introduction.
Meet the people who set the bar or take the first step toward joining them.