The search has begun for the 2012 Idera ACEs – Advisors & Community Educators
Idera believes in the SharePoint community and there is no better way for us to show our commitment than to offer a program that will help active SharePoint community members. That’s what the Idera Advisor and Community Educator (ACE) program for SharePoint is all about.

Idera ACEs are active community members who have shown a passion for helping the community and sharing their knowledge. We help the Idera ACEs pursue that passion by sponsoring travel to select events and providing free access to our SharePoint products. Everyone is welcome to apply so contact us today and join Michael Lotter as a 2012 Idera ACE.

WHO
SharePoint experts who want to travel to select SharePoint events, share their experiences, educate the community, and help influence and improve Idera product development.

WHAT
Benefit from Idera sponsorship by speaking at more industry conferences and community events, and help Idera provide top-notch tools for SharePoint by providing your real-world perspective on our products and how we can improve them.

WHEN
As time allows in your already busy schedule, but the more you contribute, the more you get back.

If you’re interested in learning more about becoming an Idera ACE, contact David Fargo through twitter @fargo4 or email david.fargo@idera.com. We will be accepting applications through 3/16/2012.

MORE DETAILS

The Idera ACE program was designed to help 5 Sharepoint professionals who have shown a passion for teaching and mentoring others in the community. We help the Idera ACEs by:

• Sponsoring travel to select SharePoint events
• Providing opportunities to present webcasts to thousands of people in the SharePoint community
• Offering marketing opportunities to promote their brand and their contributions to the SharePoint community

Additionally, we provide Idera ACEs with free NFR licenses of all of our SharePoint products and we fly them to our headquarters in Houston twice a year to discuss the SharePoint market and how we can continue to serve the SharePoint community at large.