Know Those PowerPoint MVPs to Help Yourself
Posted by: WPeterson
Business presentations, CIO, Corporate, IT professional, Microsoft, Networking, PowerPoint, Review, Web
Microsoft has an award called Microsoft Most Valuable Professionals (MVPs) for these independent experts around the world who are awarded for voluntarily sharing their high quality, real world expertise in offline and online technical communities. In the area of presentation skills, there’re PowerPoint MVPs for everyone. They’re just technology individuals, without paid by Microsoft. As PowerPoint MVP Sonia Coleman put it: “Our reward is the satisfaction of being able to help others with what we’ve learned here.”. So if we know more guys like them, we get better resources for our further presentations.
Austin Myers
Solutions to Multimedia in PowerPoint
Bill Foley
He was born and raised in Texas. PTT specializes in creating Word document management systems (Userforms and templates), lesson plans and graphics for the nuclear industry, doing Instructor Training for utilities and creating PowerPoint training presentations/PowerPoint CBTs (using VBA).
Professional Training Technologies, Inc.
Brian Reilly
Typical projects for Reillyand are the automatic creation of multi-hundred page proposals or presentations from custom databases.
Reillyand
Echo Swinford
Echo’s Voice
Geetesh Bajaj
Geetesh Bajaj
InDezine
Glenna Shaw
She grew up near Huntington, West Virginia, mixed those traits with a generous helping of twenty years technical experience and got herself the perfect blend for PowerPoint troubleshooting.
PowerPoint Magician
Kathy Jacobs
Right now, herl time is spent writing, supporting her site, and answering PowerPoint and other questions.
PowerPoint Answers
Shawn Toh (aka tohlz)
He lives on the sunny island of Singapore, and loves to do advanced animation tricks using PowerPoint.
PowerPoint Heaven
The Art of PowerPointing blog
Shyam Pillai
VB Guru
OfficeTips
Steve Rindsberg
Photographer; A/V & Multi-image producer; owner of RDP, a 35mm slide imaging service bureau; programmer; writer. Along came PowerPoint, and he ended up writing a monthly column for The Cobb Group’s Inside PowerPoint and some bits of books for Que.
PPTools
The PowerPoint FAQ
Steve Rindsberg/RDP – PowerPoint Add-ins, PowerPoint FAQ and more
TAJ Simmons
TAJ Simmons’ Awesome PowerPoint Backgrounds
William Peterson
Presentation Veteran
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