Six Quisitive Consultants Named 2026 Microsoft MVPs
Fewer than 1% of the global technical community earns the Microsoft Most Valuable Professional designation, but this year, six consultants from the Dallas-based firm Quisitive have secured the honor. The recognition highlights expertise across the company’s core focus areas, including Copilot, Azure, and the Power Platform.
The Microsoft MVP Award distinguishes individuals who contribute significantly to the tech ecosystem through research, community leadership, and collaboration with product teams. For Quisitive, these accolades span a broad technical range: Muhammad Atif (Copilot Studio), Chris Cavazos (Azure Virtual Desktop), Steve Corey (Copilot and SharePoint), Matthew Dowst (PowerShell), Cameron Fuller (Azure Operations and Management), and Muhammad Sami Ullah (Developer Tools and Azure Infrastructure).
CEO Michael Roughsedge noted that this breadth of recognition reflects the caliber of talent guiding the firm’s clients through complex cloud and AI investments. Because MVPs gain direct access to Microsoft engineering teams and early product roadmaps, this credential offers a distinct advantage for the firm’s clients. It effectively narrows the gap between identifying a technical challenge and implementing an authoritative, enterprise-grade solution.
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