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2021 Stephanie Roper Community Award RecipientNeil SpellingsNeil leads the UK CUGC group and is a member of the CUGC Steering Committee, in addition to being a CTP. When the call came to nominate CUGC members for this award, the argument for Neil was very strong: He was credited with keeping the UK group together and connected throughout the difficult conditions of the pandemic and slow re-opening of events. His group members lauded his ability to maintain the UK group's signature XL day-long events virtually before being able to successfully return to in-person meetings. Neil is also a member of the CUGC Women in Tech mentoring program, and has been a steadfast supporter of the program and its outreach. Congratulations Neil, on being chosen as the 2021 Stephanie Roper Award recipient by your peers!
2020 Stephanie Roper Community Award RecipientEsther Barthel2020 was a challenging year for community, which made it all the more important to keep that sense of "community" strong through virtual avenues. Though CUGC members couldn't gather in-person at XL events, local meetings, or even Citrix Synergy, the community pulled together through virtual happy hours, meetings and more.
2019 Stephanie Roper Community Award RecipientPatrick CobleWe're excited to announce Patrick Coble, Nashville CUGC Leader and CTP, as the winner of this year's Stephanie Roper Community Award. Patrick was everywhere in 2019, traveling around the country and the world to speak at CUGC meetings and XL events, while continuing to co-lead the Nashville group and regularly contribute online through blogs and webinars. Thank you, Patrick, for giving the community so much of your time and expertise! |