Phoenix Software’s Lewis Thomson named MVP for AI innovation
Pocklington-based company Phoenix Software has announced that Lewis Thomson, its Copilot and Microsoft Programme Lead, has become a Microsoft Most Valuable Professional (MVP).
Lewis is the second Phoenix employee to receive this honour.
The accolade is given to technology specialists who share their knowledge with the community. It recognises individuals who go above and beyond, whether through speaking engagements, content creation, or hands-on support.
His MVP status is a testament to Phoenix’s growing influence in the Microsoft ecosystem. His award shines a spotlight on AI innovation, particularly around Microsoft Copilot.
Lewis’s journey to MVP status has been shaped by a deep commitment to helping organisations unlock the full potential of AI-powered productivity tools. With Copilot at the heart of Microsoft’s AI strategy, Lewis has been instrumental in guiding customers through adoption, governance, and real-world implementation.
From running tailored workshops to delivering insights, Lewis has helped businesses move beyond experimentation and into tangible transformation.
Lewis said: “I’m delighted to have received this award.
“This recognition is incredibly meaningful to me, it represents not only my dedication to Microsoft technologies but also my passion for empowering others to harness the potential of AI and modern workplace solutions.
“I’m thrilled to be part of the inspiring global MVP community and can’t wait to collaborate, contribute, and continue learning from such talented professionals who are driving innovation and shaping the future of work!”