Who are SAP Champions?
SAP Champions are:
- Top contributors, leaders, and organizers within the SAP ecosystem.
- Advocates of SAP communities.
- Hands-on experts of an SAP product, service, and/or topics.
What do SAP Champions do?
SAP Champions help the SAP Community and its members:
- Guide and support new members to help them get the most out of their community experience.
- Share insights and expertise via blog posts, answering questions, drive or contribute to SAP Community group discussions.
- Lead local SAP Community driven events such as an informal meetup or SAP Inside Track.
Contact us
Looking for more information? For questions and comments about the SAP Champions, please contact sapchampions@sap.com.
Submit a nomination
SAP Champions can be nominated or self-nominated.
Nominated can include being approached proactively by the Community Programs team.
The selection process takes place by the community team, in cycles.
For more information, please contact sapchampions@sap.com.
What makes a great SAP Champion?
- Top contributor: SAP Champions are top contributors to the SAP Community and ecosystem, serving as distinguished leaders and upholding community ideals and spirit. Traits include being a top influencer, leader, and organizer.
- Advocate: Advocates and representatives of SAP communities – whether through community.sap.com, related sites, social media, or in-person events.
- SAP Community member: Must be a member of SAP Community for a minimum of one full year with an active membership, a profile with a recognizable display name, and featuring a photo.
- Expert: Hands-on experts of an SAP product(s), service(s), and/or topic(s).
- Professional: The span of membership must be marked with positive behaviour and adherence to the community rules of engagement. The member's interactions with others must always be polite, friendly, and supportive; this extends to social media and both virtual and in-person events.
- Active in SAP Community: Have a robust reputation across SAP Community (and on the rank ladder), including active participation in SAP Community groups (including location groups), questions and answers, blog posts and comments, and events.
- Events-driven: Due to our renewed focus on events, in the previous one-year period, the member should have participated in several events including both online and in-person – this includes hosting/speaking/attending.
- Well-connected: Have a strong network and reputation across external sites/channels – for example, LinkedIn.
- Eligibility: Anyone not employed by an SAP competitor is eligible for the SAP Champions program. SAP Champions, however, may not be a member of an existing influencer program (e.g., SAP Mentors) or a special council dedicated to community strategy or activity.
Further resources
- Current SAP Champions – meet our amazing community leaders!
- Become an Event Organizer – for those interested, this guide is useful for those with a passion for proactively nurturing a local community.
