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Why Attend a Conference or Convention Anyway?

Posted by toastcaster greg on 12th March 2008

P6221681_2a.jpg If you’ve never attended a Toastmasters conference or convention, you don’t know what you’ve missed until you attend your first one - then you’re hooked. Why listen to me when you can hear from attendees themselves. Our Guests on today’s Toastcast: Ganga Dekka, Colt Discovery, just attended his first. Alex Neilson, New Entrepreneurs Toastmasters, attended 2, and the Idea Man himself, Bob Hooey Accredited Speaker and Past District Governor, who really can’t remember how many he attended.   When you’re done, make sure you also listen to Volume 8 - the D42 Spring Convention. Listen and Enjoy [Vol#9]

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D42 2008 Spring Convention - Edmonton

Posted by toastcaster greg on 11th March 2008

If you’ve never been to a Conference or Convention you don’t know what you’re missing. Get a sneak-peak and hear all about the D42 2008 Spring Convention to be held May 2-4 in Edmonton, as we chat with Toastmaster and Convention PR chair Kerrianne Koehler-Munro. [Toastcaster #8].   Watch for Volume 9 coming soon, where you will hear from a first timer a third timer and a 60th time conference attendee and get their take on what Conferences & Conventions are all about!

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Toastcaster Celebrates 1st Birthday

Posted by toastcaster greg on 5th January 2008

Toastcaster Celebrates 1st Birthday. It was Jan 4, 2007 that the Toastcast was conceived - originally a High Performance Leadership Project as I worked towards my DTM, Distinguished Toastmaster designation. ( Volume 7A). Thanks for the feedback, support and of course for watching and listening. (2:55)

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District 42 Gets Distinguished

Posted by toastcaster greg on 22nd October 2007

mona.jpg District 42 Distinguished in 2007

Interview with Immediate Past District Governor Mona Cooley, DTM

• Mona Cooley, Larry Verbitsky, Joan McAulay accept the Award

• Congratulates the Team and Members • What is a Distinguished District? What are the Numbers?

• What does it mean to the Clubs and Members? • A Toastmasters District is like a corporation of 4000

• How Mona sees Toastmasters – more than just Public Speaking

• From Reluctance to Leadership

• Final Words of Wisdom   time: 17:17

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Weave Way to Web -

Posted by toastcaster greg on 30th September 2007

We want to encourage every Toastmasters Club in District 42 to have a website - or at least a web page. Grand Prizes for Best Original Website are a 2 Minute Promotional Video Courtesy of Revovideo.Com and a Digital Video Camera for your club, courtesy of Canon Canada. In the secondary category, the Best FREETOASTHOST website will also receive a Canon Digital Video camera. Visit D42 website for details.

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