Since becoming a member of the Business Talk Toasty club in 2004, Scott has shown a lot of enthausiasm about Toastmasters and decided early to take up the leadership stream within the Toastmasters recognition system.
Since then, Scott
* has served as Vice President education in 2006
* currently holds the club President role
* completed his first 10 speeches in 2006
and has now given 2 educationals from the Successful Club Series. These were:
1. 2007-03-23 - Evaluate to Motivate
2. 2006-10-12 - Keeping the Commitment
Well done Scott, now making you a Competent Leader and helping the club earn one more point towards the Distunguished Club program.
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Thursday 22 March 2007
Club Meeting #252 - 22nd March 2007
Well done Claudia on your successful toastmastering of our 252nd club meeting. Everything flowed smoothly throughout the meeting and was a credit to all of your preparation before hand.
We had 11 visitors for the meeting, with a number of people coming back for a second look. This is great to see and encourage you all to follow the steps of Sam and Ankur who are becoming members of our club.
Verena displayed her passion for Toastmasters giving the Table Topics section where we promote impromptu speaking. Each of the participants performed very well under a little pressure, all of which being visitors on the day. Well done guys for giving it a go!
Ashok and Enri each gave a manual speech, whilst Scott gave an Educational on Evaluations to complete his Competent Leader (CL) program.
In all, a great meeting and a good time was had by all. A special mention also goes out to Wendy who gave the best and most humorous Grunt Masters report we have ever had, thanks again Wendy.
Thursday 8 March 2007
Club Meeting #251 - 8th March 2007
Another block buster meeting following on from our 250th meeting. Everyone arrived early and were able to chit chat with each other before kicking the meeting off.
Rosetta was at the helm, being Madam Toastmaster, who kept the meeting smoothly and on time. Not an easy task with a full agenda. The meeting was enriched by the 8 visitors who joined us. It was a full house!!
Next Andrew Fenlon conducted the Table Topics where we promote impromptu speaking and see how we respond under a little pressure. All of the participants gave a great display of impromptu speaking and was very entertaining.
The manual speeches of 5 -7 minutes each then followed. The speakers were Manel, Enri and Jim delivering their speeches with a passion.
The meeting was lively and everyone had something to take away from what they learnt.
To finish the meeting off, a special announcement was made to award George a donation from the club for the expenses in Fremantle where he competes in the District Championship in May.
Rosetta was at the helm, being Madam Toastmaster, who kept the meeting smoothly and on time. Not an easy task with a full agenda. The meeting was enriched by the 8 visitors who joined us. It was a full house!!
Next Andrew Fenlon conducted the Table Topics where we promote impromptu speaking and see how we respond under a little pressure. All of the participants gave a great display of impromptu speaking and was very entertaining.
The manual speeches of 5 -7 minutes each then followed. The speakers were Manel, Enri and Jim delivering their speeches with a passion.
The meeting was lively and everyone had something to take away from what they learnt.
To finish the meeting off, a special announcement was made to award George a donation from the club for the expenses in Fremantle where he competes in the District Championship in May.
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