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The summer sessions for Toastmasters Leadership Institute begin on June 30 at Texas Wesleyan University in Fort Worth. We are celebrating your opportunity to serve the members of your clubs as an effective club officer. It is an awesome privilege to serve as a club officer. It is also a tremendous responsibility. Effective club officers...
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An Excellent Toastmasters Experience
July 1st is the beginning of a new Toastmaster year. It is time to make your club DCP plan, “fine tune” your club’s operations and “CHARGE!” down the road to club success. A healthy club needs to continuously add new members and engage current members. Attend the Marketing Workshop on June 30 and enjoy working with other...
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“Every Member Counts” Is the Theme of Membership Monday Conference Call
Toastmasters has given me so many more opportunities than learning to speak in public. Tonight I learned of some of the “behind the scenes” efforts to improve the organization, and to make membership retention more effective. I found myself taking copious notes about the expectations and needs of new members. We spoke about mentorship,...
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“20/20 Vision” (Plus Goals): Final Results
These clubs met membership requirements of 20+ members by 3/31 and 20+ renewed members by 4/30 AND 5 goals completed by 4/30 which included goals 1, 7, and 9. In addition to the initial $50 reward for meeting the membership requirements, these clubs will receive an additional $50 towards a new club banner, lectern or other rebranded materials....
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“20/20 Vision” (Members Only): Final Results
These 38 clubs met the membership requirements of 20+ members by 3/31 and 20+ renewed members by 4/30. District 25 will reimburse each club $50 towards a new club banner, lectern or other rebranded materials. Congratulations! Abilene Toastmasters Club 1071 Afterburners Club Airport Toastmasters Arlington Nooners A-Team Toastmasters Club ATG Toastmasters Burleson Toastmasters Club Burnt Toast...
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Results of Annual Business Meeting
At the Annual Meeting of the District Council on May 5, the following people were elected to district office: Bonne Stroman District Governor Dean Lampman Lt. Governor Education and Training Marylee Mims Lt. Governor Marketing Division Governors: Mike Kinser Division A Tisha Randle Division B Greg Pick Division C Chuck Mencke Division D Amelinda Salas...
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Renewing the Commitment to Quality Clubs
Do you have a special anniversary in the near future? Have you renewed old friendships as a result of attending a reunion? Are you ready to re-commit to your Toastmasters club? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you may be interested in the next Membership Monday Conference Call on May 7th, beginning at 8:00...
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District 25 Goes on a “Lark”
The word “lark” is defined as “a carefree or spirited adventure.” Lark Doley, Region 3 Advisor Marketing, came to District 25 on March 9-10. Lt. Governor Marketing Dean Lampman and I had an adventure-filled two days with her. Lark has been an inspiration to all the Region 3 districts. She was the first...
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Corporate Recognition Award Goes to Allstate
Allstate Insurance Corporation received a Corporate Recognition Award on March 9th in Irving, Texas. Toastmasters International recognized Allstate for its strong support of Toastmasters in the community. Allstate hosts training and contests for District 25 several times a year, and sponsors a corporate club, Inner Voice. Inner Voice celebrated its tenth anniversary this year and...
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Lockheed Martin Receives Recognition Award
On March 9, Lockheed Martin Aeronautics Company, Fort Worth, received the Corporate Recognition Award from Toastmasters International. The award was presented by Region 3 Advisor Lark Doley to Joe LaMarca, Vice President, Communications at Lockheed Martin. The oldest active Toastmasters club at Lockheed Martin’s Fort Worth site, Quicksilver Express, was chartered in...