Honored to be named to SharePoint Influencer top 50 list

I’m honored to be named as one of the top 50 influencers in the SharePoint space along with my business partner Ted Pattision and fellow instructor/author Scot Hillier (that makes three from Critical Path Training!). The SharePoint Influencer50 was funded by Global360 and KnowledgeLake, conducted by an independent firm, and is “the results of the study focus exclusively on people who influence SharePoint decision makers in the United States. There are some influencers from outside the US, but their influence is on the audience within the US.”

So far they’ve only released the System Integrators / Consultants portion of the list… the rest will follow in the coming days. For more information on this list, check out the following link.

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posted on Tuesday, September 21, 2010 6:32 AM

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# re: Honored to be named to SharePoint Influencer top 50 list 9/21/2010 9:00 AM Dan White

Congratulations, Andrew!

# re: Honored to be named to SharePoint Influencer top 50 list 9/21/2010 2:22 PM Senthil

No Surprise Andy, you always been & will be.

# re: Honored to be named to SharePoint Influencer top 50 list 10/1/2010 8:40 AM Narendra

Many congratulations Andrew. It is really a great honour and you deserve it for everything you do for SharePoint and its community.

Narendra

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