Share Your Voice. Inspire the Community.

Share Your Voice.

Inspire the Community.

EMEA Multicloud Experts (MCX)

Thank you for your interest in the Multicloud Expert Community!
This is your chance to shape conversations, share your expertise, and inspire others in the community.

We value your creativity and unique perspective — the way you deliver your content is entirely up to you.
Here’s what we’re looking for during each membership cycle:

Minimum Contribution

- If you have a blog → at least 4 technical blog posts
- If you don’t have a blog → at least 4 write-ups, podcasts, or videos on the platform of your choice
- LinkedIn posts → see content guidelines below
- Event participation → Present or co-present at 1+ Nutanix-related event (online or in person)
Mix and match your contributions — the more variety, the better!

Content Guidelines
We want to hear your story, not just re-posts or announcements. Share what excites you, what you’ve learned, and how others can benefit.

Here are some ideas to get you started:

If you attended an event:
- What caught your interest?
- Which sessions did you join?
- Key learnings or takeaways
- People you met and why it mattered
- Market impact or competitor insights
- Photos and impressions

If you worked on Nutanix environments:
- The problem you solved
- Troubleshooting steps
- Install/configuration process
- Resources you used
- Screenshots or step-by-step guides

If you sat an exam:
- How you prepared and what resources helped most
- How the exam went — win or learn!
- What you’d advise future exam-takers

Community Engagement
Our program thrives on collaboration. We encourage you to:

- Join and engage in our group Slack channel
- Share your creativity
- Support and amplify fellow advocates’ content

By participating, you’ll not only grow your skills and visibility but also play a key role in shaping the future of the Nutanix community.

Thank you for being part of the next (r)evolution.

Your Multicloud Experts Team

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Schedule

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12pm

Welcome

Check in with the event organizers, network, and get settled in.

1pm

Keynote presentation: rhetoric and the art of collaborative discussion

Enjoy a keynote from Jane Robinson.

2pm

Questions and answers

At 2pm we will open the floor for a question and answer period.

Speakers

Jane Robinson

Graphic Designer

Jane Robinson has eight years of experience as a graphic designer.

Phil Anthony

Photographer

Phil Anthony has eight years of experience as a photographer.

Alicia Linton

Journalist

Alicia Linton has eight years of experience as a journalist.

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Venue

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Frequently Asked Questions

When does the event take place?

The event takes place from September 1st to the 2nd.

Where does the event take place?

The event takes place at the Academy of Natural Sciences

Who is invited to the event?

Event organizers who are interested in learning about how to optimize their event marketing efforts to maximize their conversion rates are invited to the event.