The Club's Focus

[Updated 10.2.2008]

The Front Range Toastmasters Club is comprised of a diverse of people from many walks of life. The focus of our group is to improve communication by everyone in the club. All of the meetings revolve around providing people a chance to practice speaking, a chance to practice listening skills, and a chance to run meetings and other leadership exercises.

The current event for the club is the How to Create Bulletless PowerPoint Presentations, 12/4/2008 at 7:00 PM. A flyer will be available at this site soon.

How to find us?

The Front Range Toastmasters Club meets every Thursday at Thornton City Hall (Northeast Corner I-25 & Thornton Parkway - Exit 220) Map

The meeting starts at 7:15 PM sharp, so please plan to arrive ten minutes early. Depending on the evening's agenda, the meeting will end between 8:30 and 9:00 PM.

City Hall is the first building on your right as you enter the complex. Park anywhere in the parking lot and enter through the main doors into the lobby. Signs are posted with directions to the meeting room.

We welcome guests, unannounced if you wish. You may contact us for additional information about the club by emailing the listed contact. Front Range Toastmasters is open to all interested parties.

Why join a Toastmaster's Club?

1. To learn to communicate more effectively.

2. To become a better listener.

3. To generate career advancement opportunities.

4. To become more comfortable speaking to groups of people.

5. To organize your thoughts on your feet.

6. To learn the techniques for effective leadership.

7. To learn how to administer responsibly.

8. To expand your networking circle.

9. To have fun.

10. Because it is inexpensive and you will benefit more than you can imagine!

11. (Do you really need more reasons?)