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Category: Microsoft MVP

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 small blog post, I want to thank a few people and all you readers!

Harm Veenstra Microsoft MVP, PowerShell 2 Comments July 16, 2026July 16, 2026 1 Minute

MVP Summit 2026

My second MVP Summit took place in the week of March 23, 2026. Such a great event with all the MVPs from all around the world. In this blog post, I will show some highlights, pictures, and share information where it's not NDA 😉

Harm Veenstra Fun, Microsoft MVP, PowerShell, Social Leave a comment March 23, 2026July 16, 2026 3 Minutes

Microsoft PowerShell MVP for another year!

After hours of refreshing the status page, following the group chat between fellow MVPs, I finally got the email: Congratulations! I just arrived at my manager's house for a BBQ with my colleagues, a nice way to start the evening 🙂 In this small blog post, I would like to thank a few people.

Harm Veenstra Microsoft MVP, PowerShell 1 Comment July 11, 2025July 16, 2026 2 Minutes

Will I still be a Microsoft MVP in PowerShell after next week?

It's Annual Review time, and rumors suggest that all MVPs will receive news next week about whether they will be renewed for another year. In this small blog post, I will highlight my journey during my first year as a PowerShell MVP

Harm Veenstra Microsoft MVP, PowerShell Leave a comment July 4, 2025July 16, 2026 2 Minutes

MVP Summit 2025

This year was my first in-person MVP Summit at the Microsoft Campus in Redmond. In this blog post, I will highlight a few things about the week, but... I won't share any details about the sessions because of the non-disclosure agreement (NDA). 🙂

Harm Veenstra Microsoft MVP, PowerShell Leave a comment March 29, 2025July 16, 2026 2 Minutes

And then… I became a Microsoft MVP in the PowerShell area

This busy week ended with something that I will never forget: I received an email with the subject "Welcome to the Most Valuable Professional (MVP) Program"!

Harm Veenstra Microsoft MVP, PowerShell 8 Comments March 2, 2024July 16, 2026 1 Minute

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  2. Harm Veenstra on Microsoft PowerShell MVP 2026-2027!July 16, 2026

    Thanks ❤️ And yes, fun to do and look back to for me, too 😅

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