I am in the process of starting an Exchange Users group in Pittsburgh, PA.

If anyone is interested please let me know.  

I am hoping to start this in September.

Thanks, -David

A good example is the first Exchange User Group of Latin America called Glue, please visit www.msglue.org

Thanks, -MauroT

Is there a reason there no Redmond or Seattle area Exchange User Groups?

We started our usergroup aimed @ Exchange professionals three months ago here in Belgium, and it is true, Culminis is great in giving you advice on how to do this!

I actually wrote a big guide on how to get an ITPRO group together, how to get attendees, sponsorships, etc...

http://www.vladville.com/articles/GuideToOrganizinganITPROGroup.pdf

Enjoy. You can reach me through vladville.com, I run the largest ITPRO group in Florida and would gladly help answer any of the questions you may have starting your very own Exchange group.

-Vlad

Vlad Mazek
Exchange MVP

Josh - good question. I know we'd get plenty of people from the product team to show up if someone started it, but it's always hard to find someone to lead it month to month and keep things going. If you're the Josh that I'm thinking of, then why don't you start it? :-)

I am starting an Exchange User Group in Cincinnati, Oh. Please see the link for more information. Culminis is a great support group!
http://blogcastrepository.com/blogs/ntpro/archive/2006/06/30/1628.aspx

Chris Haaker

Hi,

I am just in the process of setting up a User Group in the UK.

It will be called the Microsoft Messaging and Mobility User Group and the URL will be www.mmmug.co.uk.

The site will be live in the next 3-5 days and we will hold our first meeting in the next couple of months.

Anyone who is interested feel free to contact me:
nathan"clarinathan.co.uk

(take out the " and replace with @)

Cheers
Nathan

The details for the Southern Ohio Exchange Users Group's first meeting are now live. Get the details here:
http://geekswithblogs.net/ntpro/archive/2006/07/14/85202.aspx
Thanks! Chris