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Would your club like a more active role in the Spring Conference? Consider sponsoring one of the Education Sessions with a $50 donation to the District 25 conference costs. Be one of the first to sign up and choose which Education Session you would like to sponsor! Your club name would be listed as a sponsor in the conference program and the education session signage at the entrance of the conference room.Someone from your club would also have the honor of introducing the Presenter of the Education Session which you are sponsoring. The deadline is October 31 so don’t delay!...
October 6, 2014January 18, 2018
A Big Step on the Road to DTM: Sponsor, Mentor or Coach?
To be a DTM, you must first be an ALS. Achieving your Advanced Leader Silver takes some advance planning. It requires: 1) Serving as a district officer, 2) doing a High Performance Leadership project and 3) successfully fulfilling a sponsor, mentor or coach opportunity. How do you become a sponsor, mentor or coach? These are three very different positions. The sponsor helps get a new club started. This process may include: Coming up with the idea for a new club yourself Finding a lead to a group or company that wants a club Determining who is the best person to...
October 4, 2014December 4, 2017
October Anniversaries
Happy Anniversary to the District 25 clubs chartered in October! Div Area Club No Club Name Charter Date A 12 2564 Energizers Toastmasters 10/09/2001 A 12 3178 Longhorn Toastmasters 10/01/1960 A 15 9916 LM AeroSpeakers 10/15/2002 C 35 2662832 The Voice 10/01/2012 D 43 706449 Burleson Toastmasters 10/20/2004 D 44 2112134 Soapbox Heroes 10/26/2011 D 45 6402 Do-Gooder Hill Toastmasters 10/01/1994 E 55 6102 FAA Toastmasters 10/01/1990 F 63 5297 Golden Triangle Toastmasters 10/01/1983 F 65 4370 Flagship Speakers Toastmasters 10/01/1980
September 14, 2014December 4, 2017
Nationstar Speaks Turns One Year Old!
Nationstar Speaks recently celebrated their 1st Anniversary! And what a year! Debbie Rousseau, Charter Member and Toastmaster for the Anniversary Party, raised her cup and toasted: “We have all become friends on our journey to self-improvement. Anniversaries may come and they may go, but the pursuit of the perfect speech continues forever. May the warmth of our friendships survive the frosts of age. As we look forward to the New Year and events and contests that it will bring. Let’s drink to all we have accomplished in this past year!” After the President, Quineka Ragsdale, presented a history of events...
September 14, 2014December 4, 2017
District 25 knows how to celebrate!
District 25’s annual Awards Banquet was a night of celebration. Over 200 members and guests didn’t let the heavy rains deter them from attending the District 25 Awards Banquet, “Celebrate Greatness with Gratitude”, Saturday, September 6. The care that goes into planning and executing that plan by the committee was evident in every detail. The Ridglea Country Club was selected nearly 9 months ago in anticipation of members, clubs, Areas, Divisions and Districts reaching and succeeding goals set at the beginning of the 2013-2014 Toastmaster year. Lots of hours go into making this evening such a huge success. When final...
September 14, 2014December 4, 2017
Opening Your Doors of Opportunity
You may have recently attended the district’s Toastmasters Leadership Institute for training or the annual Awards Banquet where recognitions were received for individual and club success. Both events give District 25 Toastmasters reasons to gather and celebrate. Your next opportunity to experience fellowship, recognition and expand learning is coming soon. Save the date for District 25’s Fall Conference to be held November 14-15, 2014 at DFW Marriott-Solana in Westlake, TX. Fun, food and friends (both longtime and first time) can be keys to opening doors of opportunity at the conference. Registration is now available online. Forms will also be available...
September 14, 2014December 4, 2017
TX State Rep. Romero to speak at TCU’s Open House.
TCU Toastmasters Fall Open House You’re Invited! Wednesday September 17, 2014 12 pm – 12:50 pm Representative Romero honors the TCU campus to speak on his experience as a community leader, business owner, and TCU dad. Texas Christian University (campus map) 2901 Stadium Dr University Union, Brown-Lupton Bldg. 3rd Floor Chambers Fort Worth, TX Submitted By Cristina Mungilla TCU Toastmasters Club VP Public Relations
September 1, 2014December 4, 2017
Reflecting on Kuala Lumpur
Cindy, Jodie and I attended two days of intense leadership training mixed with interviews of the candidates running for International positions. We finished our days of training anticipating the start of the 83rd International Convention. It is the first convention held outside North America! This year’s opening flag ceremony is not one I will soon forget. Each District Governor was assigned a flag to carry into the assembly representing the 126 countries that have Toastmasters clubs. It was breathtaking! I was proud to be representing all of the members in District 25 as I carried the flag of Niger. Please...
August 29, 2014December 4, 2017
September Club Charter Anniversaries
Happy Anniversary to the clubs chartered in September! Club # Club Name Area Div Charter Date 594840 Toast the Blues Toastmasters Club 13 A 09/17/2003 959155 A-Team Toastmasters Club 21 B 09/28/2006 1386263 Toasting for Excellence 22 B 09/16/2009 1556113 Michael’s Craft Masters 22 B 09/30/2010 3467810 Progressive Leaders of Denton County 24 B 09/26/2013 5981 Carrollton Toastmasters 25 B 09/01/1985 2666756 NEC Toastmasters 26 B 09/18/2012 2082160 UTA Toastmasters 31 C 09/29/2011 1184 Expressionaires Club 33 C 09/01/1986 9646 Aegonizers 34 C 09/23/2002 1390217 WINS Texas Toast 35 C 09/28/2009 3431308 Pioneer Power Speakers 52 E 09/30/2013 1535257 Truckin’...
August 17, 2014December 4, 2017
Be Excellent and They Will Come
The Toastmaster Club distinguishes our organization from other communication and leadership programs. It is the method of delivery for learning and practicing our communication and leadership skills. Each club should remain focused on having consistently excellent meetings that provide an environment for achieving the club’s goals. Creating such a club culture will ensure individual and group success. If you have strong meetings, people will come! Invite everyone . . . your co-workers, family, and non-Toastmasters friends. Don’t forget about other Toastmasters that may benefit from joining another club! As you build the membership numbers in your club, you will gain...