2024 MVP and Rising Star nominations are here!

 🌟 Exciting Announcement for the ServiceNow Community! 🚀  

 

Dear ServiceNow Enthusiasts,

It's that time of the year again – the Nominations for the prestigious ServiceNow MVP and Rising Star Awards 2024 are officially OPEN! 🏆✨

Do you know someone who has consistently demonstrated exceptional skills, made significant contributions, or been a driving force in the ServiceNow ecosystem? It's time to shine a spotlight on their achievements! ✨

Let's recognize and celebrate the outstanding individuals who are shaping the future of ServiceNow. For mere details please look at - 2024 MVP and Rising Star nominations are here!

ServiceNow MVP Community Program: ServiceNow MVP Community Program
Introducing the ServiceNow MVP Program: Unveiling the ServiceNow MVP Community Program!

📆 Don't miss the chance to be part of this incredible journey! The nominations window open between 1st Dec 2023 to 31st Dec 2023, so act swiftly.

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