PointBridge's Will Robinson Achieves Microsoft MVP Status
PointBridge, a leading Microsoft solution provider, today announced Will D. Robinson, Engagement Manager and technical consultant, is an official Microsoft® Most Valuable Professional for Live Communications Server.
Microsoft’s Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) are recognized as individuals with special expertise in one or more Microsoft products, and as such are valued by Microsoft customers who rely on them for their commitment to knowledge sharing in both online and offline communities. The MVP Program has been in existence for over eleven years and is represented by over 2,600 MVPs in 81 countries.
Mr. Robinson is one of the seven Live Communications Server (LCS) MVPs in the world. He was nominated and selected as an MVP for the value he adds to the Microsoft community through newsgroups, speaking engagements and his personal blog. At PointBridge, Mr. Robinson serves as an Engagement Manager where he oversees projects that leverage a broad range of Microsoft collaboration technologies.
“Achieving Microsoft MVP status is a great accomplishment for Will, and further proves his depth of knowledge in Microsoft products,” said Mike Gersten, CEO of PointBridge. “We encourage everyone on our team to be active in the ongoing advancement of our industry with the belief that this enables us to more innovatively and knowledgeably address the unique challenges our clients face.”
About PointBridge
PointBridge (www.pointbridge.com) leverages Microsoft technologies to enable collaborative work environments that improve business performance. Focused on strategy, portals and content management, messaging, infrastructure and security, and collaboration; PointBridge delivers business value to the most complex work workplaces. Based in Chicago, PointBridge is a Microsoft Gold Certified Partner in Advanced Infrastructure, Information Worker and Security Solutions. PointBridge was recently named the worldwide Microsoft Partner of the Year for Advanced Infrastructure Solutions and won the Microsoft Exchange Solution of the Year award in 2005.