Can I change a meeting organizer?

[Annie1904]

My office colleague was the one who created all of our team meetings. She
created them in our schedules at the start of the calendar year for the whole
of 2008. She left the business a couple of months ago. Unfortunately, some
of the attendees for these meetings have also changed, and occasionally we
have to make other changes - venue, time, etc. What I would like to do is to
take over the 'organizer' role for the meetings and make the changes in the
normal way, through updates. At the moment, I have to e-mail everyone, and
because of attendee changes too it's getting a bit messy. Any suggestions?
Annie

 

[Annie1904]

Just realised (realized) that there are more posts about this and have found
the answer. (i.e. there is no answer!)

Actually, I had initially searched for 'organiser' (English), as opposed to
organizer (not English - sorry, US chums!) Had a sudden realisation that
there may be many more US citizens reading this when I posted my question and
that's why I changed spelling in question! Should have looked this up first.

 

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After furious head scratching, Annie1904 asked:

| Just realised (realized) that there are more posts about this and
| have found the answer. (i.e. there is no answer!)
|
| Actually, I had initially searched for 'organiser' (English), as
| opposed to organizer (not English - sorry, US chums!) Had a sudden
| realisation that there may be many more US citizens reading this when
| I posted my question and that's why I changed spelling in question!
| Should have looked this up first.
|
| "Annie1904" wrote:
|
|| My office colleague was the one who created all of our team
|| meetings. She created them in our schedules at the start of the
|| calendar year for the whole of 2008. She left the business a couple
|| of months ago. Unfortunately, some of the attendees for these
|| meetings have also changed, and occasionally we have to make other
|| changes - venue, time, etc. What I would like to do is to take over
|| the 'organizer' role for the meetings and make the changes in the
|| normal way, through updates. At the moment, I have to e-mail
|| everyone, and because of attendee changes too it's getting a bit
|| messy. Any suggestions? Annie

 

[Duduckindy]

Though the answer seems to be no, is there not a way that Microsoft could
develop such a capability? Even if it was "transferable" only from the
organizer?

This seems to be a common request, and as others have shared, my company
also has frequent changes in project managers...

Thank you!

Jeff