Ghanendra Singh wins Sitecore Most Valuable Professional award

Ghanendra Singh wins Sitecore Most Valuable Professional award

Elite distinction awarded for commitment and dedication to the Sitecore community

Noida, India — February 09, 2024 :: Ghanendra Singh, Senior Sitecore Engineer at Crowe Horwath IT Services LLP has been named a Most Valuable Professional (MVP) in the Technology category by Sitecore®, a global leader in end-to-end digital experience management software. Ghanendra Singh was one of only 147 Technology MVPs worldwide to be named a Sitecore MVP this year.

Now in its 18^th year, the MVP program recognizes professionals who actively share their knowledge and expertise with online and offline Sitecore communities to help them best utilize Sitecore products to deliver premier customer experiences.

Selected from more than 16,000 certified developers and over 30,000 active community participants, the 247 MVPs are truly an elite group. This year’s MVPs were selected by a panel of Sitecore employees – ranging from developers to members of the executive team – for the quality, quantity and impact of the contributions they made in 2023. This includes the sharing of product expertise and advanced knowledge of the Sitecore platform to support partners and customers.

As a Senior Sitecore specialist, Ghanendra has a proven track record of delivering exceptional solutions that meet the unique needs of each client. Whether you’re looking to develop a new Sitecore implementation or optimize an existing one, Ghanendra has the expertise and experience to help you achieve your goals. He is skilled in all aspects of Sitecore development and architecture, including traditional DXP and composable DXP.

“For the eighteenth year running, we’re pleased to be honoring experts who have distinguished themselves through their technical acumen and commitment to helping others build great digital experiences,” said Dave O’Flanagan, Sitecore chief product officer. “The MVPs are invaluable to the global Sitecore community, and they continue to impress us with their unique contributions.”

More information about the MVP Program can be found on the Sitecore MVP site: http://mvp.sitecore.com.

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