Victoria Bard: Calling On Awesome People to Step Into a Win-Win Collaboration!
Have you heard that Toastmasters International has found a way to help more people achieve their DTM before the end of the traditional program on June 30, 2020? If you are working toward your traditional DTM but thought you’d have to start over with Pathways due to not having a chance to hold a district officer position, then fear not! If you would like to be a club coach, then you can get credit for both coaching and holding a district office!
Club Growth Report: February 2019
It is February, love is in the air. And, what do we love? Toastmasters! We especially love when new clubs and members join this wonderful organization that we hold in such high regard. To that end, congratulations to the newly chartered club in District 26
Social Media Audit and Strategy
Many times Vice Presidents Public Relations (VPPRs) and other leaders ask me, “What do I post on Social Media?” “When Do I post?” “How often?” I am glad you asked! This is my forte. My background is in Social Media Strategy. I will answer a few questions here and the rest is in the links.
Traditional DTM Requirements
If your goal is to be a Distinguished Toastmaster under the traditional program, please read on. Toastmasters International has provided a transition period to complete any educational level, from Competent Communicator up to DTM.
2018 Was a Year of Change
Before we get too far along into the prime year of 2019, let’s review 2018. Your district leaders have invested an enormous amount of effort to move our district and our clubs forward. Some changes are first-ever events and are worthy of your pride for participating in a job well done. Here are examples of exactly how your leaders provided dedication and service with strength and humility in 2018.
Jillian Gibson: Millennials Transforming the Workplace
As a millennial well into the workforce (7 years into my career after attending graduate school), I can’t help but think about many of the baby boomers around me who are starting to retire, millennials filling those gaps, and how that might impact our workforce. According to Forbes.com, there are several ways that millennials will transform the workplace in the years to come:
Talk Up Toastmasters
We are approaching mid-year for the Toastmasters program year. To kick things off – Congratulations to the newly chartered clubs in District 26: Gunbarrel Community Toastmasters Club, #6639075 – chartered 12/21/18 – Platte County Toastmasters Club, #06924438 – chartered 01/03/19. The clubs are currently pending alignment and will soon be reflected in the appropriate Divisions and Areas.
U are PR
Wherever you go, whatever you do…you are a Toastmaster. That means whatever you do, wherever you go, whatever you say, how you treat someone, how you represent yourself online, how you represent yourself offline, you are still a Toastmaster. As a Toastmaster, it is our job to “Protect the Brand”. Protecting the Brand means being aware of who we are outside of Toastmasters as much as who we are when performing in a Toastmaster capacity.
A Promise Made Is a Promise Kept
“As a member of Toastmasters International and my club, I promise to serve my club as an officer when called upon to do so.” Congratulations Club Officers! You have kept your promise to serve as a president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, or sergeant at arms. Now what? Learn how to accomplish the task you promised to do and serve your club in the best way you know how by attending a Toastmasters Leadership Institute (TLI) on a Saturday in January!
A Holiday Message for You from District 26
a little holiday message from District 26 Toastmasters... May you empower others by sharing knowledge, giving insights, and creating ideas. And may we work together for the continued success of District 26!~Marcia Wood District Director 2018-2019 Wishing you love,...
Guest Post Submission
Guest Post - Rules
District 26 Toastmasters Blog Article Submission Requirements:
Articles must be no more than 350-400 words and must include two images: one headshot and one for the article.
- Email address
- Full Name
The following is your information and if this is for another person their info as well:
- Toastmasters Awards (CC, CL, DTM, Speech Contests, etc.)
- Club Name(s) and offices held
- Club(s) Social Media Links (Facebook, LinkedIn, Instagram, etc.)
- Your Social Media Links (up to 3 accounts)
- About You(person or thing it is about) (150 words)
- Relevant Links for the Article
- Got Images? (One Headshot + One for the Blog Post Banner Image)
Send Your Post Requests to:
You may send posts for review to PRM Keith Horowitz TM[at]nullwitzabout.com
NOTE: Read the “Guest Post Rules” section above before posting. Submissions that do not follow these rules and standards will be rejected.
