District 26 Speakers’ Bureau is currently featuring the following topics. The underlined entry is a sub-category, the italics is the speech title, the bold is the speaker’s name. CLICK on the speaker’s name for details and contact information.
Business Topics:
China – Doing Business in China
Helen Raleigh
Teams – The Winners’ Image
Hugh Curley
Diversity - Diligence in Diversity
Niki Moore
Internet Business - eBay Success
Brenda Smull
Retirement:
Your Key To Retirement Security – 6 Reasons Now Is The Time To Buy Rental Property And How To Do It
David Lampe
Retirement Planning
Helen Raleigh
Social Media:
Facebook & Linked In
Opportunities and Pitfalls / LinkedIn Isn’t Just for Job Seekers.
Joyce Feustel
Communication Skills:
Presentation Skills - Bite the Bullet: How Not to Kill Your Presentations With Your Slides
Elizabeth Frick
General Communication - Dimensions in Dialogue
Niki Moore
Connect to the Audience – Talk Your Walk.
Elaine Love
Health and Family
Adult ADHD - Soldiers of Misfortunes.
Connie Akins
Hiking - Hiking Colorado 14′ers
Terry J. Ploski
Long-term care - Long-term Care for Knuckleheads
Steve Chase
Simplify Life – A Simple Answer for Your Complex Life
Karen VanCleve
Stress - Stress-Free Passive Learning
Nick Samoylov
Alzheimer’s - Alzheimer’s Disease: Aging With Grace
Angela Libby Janousky
You may also check out to find other speakers,
or to find additional titles and a bio on each of the listed speakers.
Select a title and speaker, check out the web sites, then contact the speakers directly or call me to make contact. Of course, there is no charge for any of these speakers.
Thank you very much,
Hugh Curley, DTM
District 26 Speakers’ Bureau Chair
NOTICE: ANNUAL BUSINESS MEETING TOASTMASTERS DISTRICT 26, SATURDAY MAY 19, 2012
Embassy Suites– Loveland, CO 3:00 pm (delegates must be credentialed by 2:30 pm )
OFFICER ELECTIONS (see May Dialogue)
AGENDA 2012 agenda Spring business meeting | | D26 Club Alignment 2012-13 SPRING_CONFERENCE_AGENDA (3)
Club President and Vice President Education have one vote each; please come and vote or assign a Meeting Proxy. We need a quorum to conduct business
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Need to enhance your presentation or interviewing skills? Want to improve your leadership skills or power of persuasion? Eliminate the fear of public speaking?
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BENEFITS of MEMBERSHIP in District 26
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Improve your communication abilities in a positive and supportive environment
- Professionally prepared educational materials and resources
- Speak off the cuff on any topic
- Enhance your confidence, self-esteem, and credibility
- Wide range of social and networking opportunities
- Personal and career advancement through growth and performance
- Formal recognition of achievement
The Mission of the District is to enhance the performance and extend the networks of clubs, thereby offering greater numbers of people the opportunity to benefit from the Toastmasters educational program by:
- Focusing on the critical success factors as specified by the district educational goals and membership goals.
- Ensuring that each club effectively fulfills its responsibilities to its members.
- Providing effective training and leadership development opportunities for club and district officers.
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