Microsoft PowerShell MVP 2026-2027!

Yesterday, it was that time of the year again… The annual review for all MVPs and… I got that special email again, extended for another year! In this short blog post, I want to thank a few people this year and, of course, all you readers!

Thanks!

It was another year of fun, community, travel, and events! Met a lot of new people, reconnected in real life with fellow PowerShellers, did sessions and podcasts, the year flew by so quickly 🙂 But special thanks to :

The Community

That is, and will always be, the most important part of being an MVP for me. Being an active part of the community around tech in general, but mostly PowerShell for me 😉 So many chats, in real life and online, with like-minded people who just want to work on their skills and solve things using PowerShell. The feedback I get and the talks I have with everyone make me want to keep going forever! Thanks!

Andrew Pla and PDQ

Thanks for being there, having talks with me, and hanging out at PSConfEU, but also for the sponsorship your company, PDQ, gave me. Really means a lot!

David Segura and Recast

Thanks for the great MVP Summit, the Community event you invited me to on Friday in Bellevue, and for doing a Co-Session with me at the upcoming Workplace Ninjas Summit 2026 event! And… Our webinar about PowerShell and Endpoint management was fun, creating the session and seeing 515 (!) people joining it 😀

And thanks, Recast, for letting me write guest blogs for your site!

DuPSUG (Dutch PowerShell User Group)

Thanks for letting me be part of it, it’s nice making in-person or virtual events possible for PowerShell lovers here in the Netherlands! And also thanks to all the sponsors for making it possible to have a location with some food and drinks, too!

Wrapping up

Yes, that was it for this year. Hope to write another MVP renewal blog next year, have a lovely weekend!