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So, I was just watching Lego Masters, and it's mentioned that the show's judge, Ryan "Brickman" McNaught, is one of fourteen Lego Certified Professionals in the world. I was wondering who those fourteen people were. I found this article from in the answers one of the other questions on this site; however, it only lists 12 individuals, so it's clearly not an up-to-date list. I also found this post from 2019 on an official Lego website that states that there are currently 20 Lego Certified Professionals, not 14.

Is there a complete, up-to-date list of the identities of the Lego Certified Professionals?

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November 2021 update

New LCP in Russia has been announced - Vladimir Golubev.

Number of LCP's is now - 22 (listed below). TLG has details on all of the members, except Vladimir. You can find more information about each member on the LEGO Certified Professionals webpage.

Americas

  1. Robin Sather
  2. Nathan Sawaya
  3. Graeme Dymond

Europe & Middle East

  1. Dirk Denoyelle
  2. Georg Schmitt
  3. Matija Puzar
  4. Rene Hoffmeister
  5. Kevin Hall
  6. Ricardo Zangelmi
  7. Luke Reveruzzi
  8. Caspar Bennedsen
  9. Balazs Doczy
  10. Vladimir Golubev

Asia-Pacific

  1. Prince (Shenghui) Jiang
  2. Jumpei Mitsui
  3. Wani Kim
  4. Jae Won Lee
  5. Wei Wei Shannon Gluckman
  6. Nicholas Foo
  7. Yenchih Huang
  8. Andy Hung
  9. Ryan McNaught
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  • Graeme for sure is an LCP. Source: that LAN link and I know him personally. The official list page must be out of date. The most recent announcements for new LCPs have all been posted on lan.lego.com.
    – Mr. Shiny and New 安宇
    Commented Apr 19, 2020 at 20:59
  • It wasn't specified which region Vladimir Aleksandrovich belongs to, but I assumed it is going to be, most likely, "Europe & Middle East" where I've listed him.
    – Alex
    Commented Nov 19, 2021 at 6:42

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