for the date and location of BNUG's next meeting or
BNUG's President Emeritus, Glenn Fund, formed and ran the group from its inception through 1995, a period
which saw the group evolve from a dedicated NetWare-only group to an organization covering
networking issues of all sorts. During Josh Turiel's tenure as President from 1995 until 1998,
BNUG started focusing on education as a major part of its mission. Andrew Daitch expanded this
focus with a series of weekend training seminars on various networking topics. His successor,
Mark Kushinsky, carried on in this tradition of leadership, maintaing BNUG's relevancy during
a period of rapid transition in the industry.
Dale Heron, having served on the BNUG Executive
Board for a number of years, was elected as BNUG's president in May of 2009 and served until May of 2013.
Following Dale, Steve Isenberg served as president. Steve, who has been an active member of BNUG since the group's second
meeting in January 1987 and has served as VP, secretary, and treasurer over the years, is currently
the group's treasurer and webmaster. Following Steve as president in 2016 was Marc Javel who had also been a board member of the group for many years before
accepting the office. Our current president is Adam Frost who started in the office in 2018.
A few years ago, the group expanded to use Meetup in addition to
its website (you're here on the website!) and its email list to list and announce meetings to a wider audience.
If you haven't yet, please sign up to the group at Meetup.
You can see the full list of the BNUG Executive Board members here.
BNUG sponsors monthly meetings on a wide variety of topics, some networking related, others on basic
computing principles, tools, and tips. The group has presented a number of special events over the years including
the LAN Ahoy! trade show and cruise, the Pub Crawl, the User Lab at Networks Expo trade show in Boston,
and the BNUG annual Anniversary Meeting each December.
BNUG, the Boston Network Users Group, is committed to hosting engaging, challenging and knowledgeable speakers, fine refreshments, and, as much as we can manage --
in the words of Glenn Fund -- lots of free stuff.
If you would like to suggest BNUG's participation in any upcoming networking related shows or events,
please let us know!
Or maybe you would like to get involved with the group. There's no charge or obligation, we're a friendly group
of people who enjoy getting together discussing technical topics and planning interesting meetings. Come to a board
meeting and say "Hi". Our calendar of events tells about the next meeting(s). We look forward to meeting you!