By Praveena Raman In March 1959 Toastmasters International sent a letter to all the Presidents of Toastmaster clubs in the United States proposing that a Speakers Bureau at each club be established. This was the result of a collaboration between Toastmasters and the American Cancer Society and Boy Scouts of America, the first public service […]
The right way to prepare for Table Topics
By Dennis Dawson Table Topics are an important part of the Toastmasters learning program. The ability to think on my feet, come up with a cogent response, and smoothly respond helps me on a daily basis. In business meetings, I’m seldom taken off guard when my boss asks for an ad hoc report on project […]
5 Tips to build your brand, engage audiences and create a great user experience
By Nancy Moscardini I’ve been in the field for many years, and in my opinion, this quote strikes at the heart of communications: I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel —Maya Angelou When I respond to an […]
How Your Club Can Avoid The Dread Zoom Bomber!
You want visitors to come and feel welcome at your Toastmasters Club. However, there are people willing to take advantage of that fact to sell their wares or show you images you don’t want to see. How can you avoid Zoom Bomber unpleasantness? Here are a few things you can do: Don’t publish a link, […]
I Have a Secret (But I’m not the only one)!
By Sharon Brown I was surprised to learn that I was not the only one holding this secret. Once I started talking about it, several of my fellow Toastmasters confessed that they had the same secret. So, I thought it would be useful to share my experience. I joined Lakeview Toastmasters club in 2003 with […]
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