Salesforce MVP Nominations Are Open for 2025: Recognize Community Excellence


The time has come to celebrate and acknowledge the incredible contributions of Trailblazers across the Salesforce ecosystem! The Salesforce MVP nomination process for the Class of 2025 is officially open, and you have the opportunity to recognize individuals who have demonstrated expertise, leadership, and a deep commitment to giving back to the community.

What Is a Salesforce MVP?

The Salesforce MVP program honors outstanding Trailblazers who share their knowledge, inspire others, and make a lasting impact on the Salesforce community. These individuals exemplify the core values of the program:

  • Expertise – Deep understanding and technical proficiency in the Salesforce platform.

  • Leadership – Proactive in guiding and mentoring the community, both online and offline.

  • Generosity – Always willing to share insights, resources, and support to help others grow.

As someone who has personally experienced the honor of being named a Salesforce MVP in 2019—and later inducted into the MVP Hall of Fame in 2024 as the first Sri Lankan—I can attest to the significance of this recognition. It is not just an individual achievement but a reflection of the thriving and supportive Salesforce community. The journey has been about collaboration, learning, and lifting others as we grow together.

Why Nominate a Salesforce MVP?

Salesforce MVPs play a crucial role in the ecosystem by fostering innovation, mentoring newcomers, and amplifying the power of the Salesforce community. If you know someone who has made a meaningful impact through blogs, webinars, events, open-source projects, or community leadership, this is your chance to highlight their contributions!

By nominating an MVP, you help recognize and reward those who dedicate their time and expertise to strengthening the community. It also encourages more individuals to contribute and share their knowledge openly.

How to Nominate

Nominating a deserving individual is a straightforward process. Follow these steps to submit your nomination:

  1. Visit the official Salesforce MVP nomination page (Click here)

  2. Fill out the nomination form with details about the nominee’s contributions, expertise, and impact.

  3. Provide specific examples of how they have demonstrated leadership and generosity in the Salesforce ecosystem.

  4. Submit before the deadline! Nominations close on February 7, 2025.

Who Can Be Nominated?

Anyone who actively contributes to the Salesforce community can be nominated! This includes:

  • Community Group Leaders

  • Trailblazer Mentors

  • Content Creators (Bloggers, YouTubers, Podcasters)

  • Open-Source Contributors

  • Experts Sharing on the Trailblazer Community Forums

  • Speakers at Salesforce Events and Meetups

Plan Ahead: Trailblazer Community Maintenance

Salesforce has announced that the Trailblazer Community will be undergoing maintenance from February 1 to February 2, 2025. If you plan to submit nominations, make sure to do so in advance to avoid any last-minute disruptions.

Final Thoughts

Being recognized as a Salesforce MVP is not just about technical skills—it’s about building connections, inspiring others, and shaping the future of the ecosystem. If you know someone who truly embodies these values, don’t hesitate to nominate them today!

Let’s take this opportunity to celebrate the leaders who continue to make the Salesforce community an inclusive, innovative, and supportive space for all.

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