Most Active Speakers 2025

Sessionize proudly presents the list of the most active speakers in the year 2025!

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Simon Skotheimsvik

Simon Skotheimsvik

Simon is a Microsoft MVP, Senior Cloud Architect at CloudWay, international speaker, and technology blogger specializing in Microsoft Intune, Entra ID, modern endpoint management, and identity-driven security.

With 30 years in IT, Simon has spent his career turning technology into working solutions. He helps organizations modernize and secure their endpoint environments, with a strong focus on reducing complexity and making identity and endpoints work together in a cloud-first world.

As an international speaker, Simon is known for practical, engaging sessions built around real-world challenges, lessons learned, and the how behind modern Microsoft technologies. His sessions combine deep technical knowledge with practical guidance that IT professionals can take back to their own environments.

Simon also shares his experience through blogging and community work, covering Intune, Entra ID, security, and modern endpoint management. His approach is straightforward: understand the technology, understand the problem, and build solutions that actually work.

Simon is a Microsoft MVP, Senior Cloud Architect at CloudWay, international speaker, and technology blogger specializing in Microsoft Intune, Entra ID, modern endpoint management, and identity-driven security. With 30 years in IT, Simon has spent ... Show more

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Most Active Speakers 2025

Every year, we put together a list of the most active speakers. This list features the top 3% of speakers who have participated in events using Sessionize during the 2025.

The 3% is calculated from the pool of all speakers that have at least one accepted session in year 2025. We don't include inactive speakers or speakers that had no accepted sessions during the year. There are around 39,000 unique accepted speakers this year, the 3% is 1163. Not all of them have their speaker profiles set as public, and we respect that, so the list doesn't show all of them.

The calculation is based on the number of accepted events, that's the main criteria, but to get more refined results we also look at things like multiple sessions per event, sharing a session with a co-speaker and how big the event is. Number of submissions and declined sessions don't affect the list.

Please note that the count of events and sessions in this list does not represent the number of events and sessions from the year 2025. Instead, it shows the number of events and sessions featured on the speaker's public speaker profile; these numbers have nothing to do with the award itself.