QGIS turned 20 years old last year. The first lines of code were written in mid-February 2002 and when the programme was first compiled and run, it could do precisely one thing: Connect to a PostGIS database and draw a vector layer. Nowadays, QGIS is the go-to GIS solution for millions of users, and to make sure that QGIS's future is as bright as its past, we did a lot of work on communication, strategy and outreach. In this talk, the presenter will overview all the work done, the current status and the future of QGIS and its community.