MVP Reconnect profile
Microsoft documents four MVP awards, SharePoint User Group UK leadership, consulting, CTO work and speaking across the UK and internationally.
INDEPENDENT TRAIL
A personal site is easy to write. Third-party records are harder to manufacture. This is the public trail that says the work really happened.
Microsoft documents four MVP awards, SharePoint User Group UK leadership, consulting, CTO work and speaking across the UK and internationally.
Chris O’Brien’s write-up after a SUGUK session thanks Mark Stokes for hosting the event and inviting him to speak — a contemporary trace of the community-organiser years before the MVP award.
A contemporary SharePoint User Group Geneva post advertises the March session and introduces Mark as travelling from England to present “Considering Office 365? Here’s everything you need to know!”
Independent coverage of the consultancy launch, including earlier consulting work with national brands and the focus on using emerging technology to improve how businesses operate and communicate.
A contemporary write-up about SharePoint Saturday VR says Collab365 had already run a session in AltspaceVR and credits Mark with helping kick things off there.
Microsoft’s own conference archive lists “PowerApps And Flow, Better Together – Mark Stokes” and describes the session’s middleware/request-response architecture.
Microsoft’s SharePoint developer community archive records a live Flow demo by Mark Stokes on the July 26 PnP SIG call.
A Microsoft Community announcement for the March 2019 Collab365 PowerApps Virtual Summit lists Mark among the speaker line-up.
NN/g’s 2021 Intranet Design Annual winners page lists the Keysight team and the Attollo contributors, including Mark Stokes.
The surviving academy archive indexes sessions across Teams, Power Apps, Power Automate and Microsoft 365, plus longer Employee Directory and Change Management workshops.
Collab365 later published companion guides to earlier workshops, using the original builds as a baseline for how Power Platform development had changed in the AI-native era.
The Bletchley Park speaker programme documents the current return to the stage, including the Agentic Development session.
None of this makes every idea right. It does show that the current work did not appear out of nowhere.