Toastmasters Leadership Institute
Members may attend the most convenient TLI
Online Registration:
Club Officers, volunteers, trainers and guests, please click HERE to register. We need accurate counts for planning.
Remaining TLI’s:
Southern, Eastern, Northern
TLI Food Menu:
Light snacks, coffee and water provided
Club officers and guests, please attend the most convenient Toastmaster Leadership Institute (TLI) listed below and bring your Club Leadership Handbook for reference. Training will commence 30 minutes after doors open.
TLIs are a great place to network, learn, and share ideas with other club officers. What can you expect?
- Learn club officer roles and responsibilities
- Learn how to build or rebuild clubs
- Earn credit towards your club’s Distinguished Club Program goal #9
- Learn new topics during elective educational sessions
Contacts for Toastmaster Leadership Institue:
- Event Chairs: See contact information below for specific TLI contacts
- Program Quality Director: Mike Akins, pqd1819@d26leaders.org
Dress Code for Events:
Business casual preferred.
A typical agenda is:
District Leader welcome
Keynote speaker
General training topic
Club officer training
Share best practices
Educational breakout sessions
TLI Locations and Info
Eastern Division
Saturday January 19, 2019
8:00 AM to 1:00 PM
UCHealth Medical Center
2500 Rocky Mountain Ave,
Loveland, CO 80538
Capacity: 80
Contact:
Sarah Beasley, Eastern Division Director
DivE1819@d26lea
Keynote: Rheid Schloss
Title: On your mark. Get set. Speak!
Rheid Schloss is a multi-award winning motivational speaker, leadership trainer, and executive speech coach. He loves small business ownership, working with startups, and helping others achieve their dreams. He has a bachelor’s degree in business administration with an emphasis in organizational leadership. He is a Solutions Engineer at Hewlett Packard Enterprise where he holds 9 patents in networking and systems utilities. He has helped created 5 startup companies and owned 7 businesses.
In 2008 Rheid joined Toastmasters International. He is a Distinguished Toastmaster, past Division Governor, past Area Governor, and held every office at the club level. In 2016, Rheid won the District 26, International Speech Contest in Denver Colorado advancing him to the Semi-Finals of the World Championship of Public Speaking in Washington DC. He competed with 98 other contestants out of 30,000 participants from around the world.
Rheid’s speeches and workshops have reached audiences around the world. His speeches focus on overcoming setbacks and trials. His workshops focus on the Art and Science of Communication which are customized for Programmers, Engineers, and Managers. His leadership workshop focuses on building trust, emotional intelligence, coaching, and leadership diversity.
Northern Division
Saturday, January 26, 2019
8:00 AM to 12:30 PM
Laramie County Community
College, ARP Building
1400 E College Drive
Cheyenne, WY 82007
Capacity: 50
Contact:
Janice Haldi, Northern Division Director
DivN1819@D26Lea
Keynote: Brooke Chesnut
Title: Leadership from Mt. Everest that can impact your Toastmasters club
How does climbing Mt. Everest help Toastmaster Leaders
impact their clubs? Current Toastmaster and Global
Mountaineer, Brooke Chesnut, will share the essential
concepts that enabled him to be successful on Mt. Everest.
These same concepts can also be applied by Club Leaders
to impact their influence, grow the membership and produce
results so that each Club member can expand their skills.
Brooke Chesnut has dedicated 30 years of corporate
experience combined with climbing the highest peaks
around the world. Drawing from those experiences, Brooke
helps entrepreneurs, business executives, HR professionals
and Toastmaster Leaders improve their influence, overcome
adversity, and grow their Clubs / Business in a competitive
environment.
Brooke shares a unique perspective as a worldwide
mountaineer whose leadership model was dynamically
influenced with time spent climbing Mt. Everest in 2018.
He connects with audiences through a highly
conversational, story-driven, and visual experience. Brooke
will take audiences to the mountainside so they can “see
what I saw, sense what I felt, and learn what I realized.”
Foothills/Western Divisions
COMPLETED
Keynote: David Dye
Title: 4 Things No One Tells You About Leadership (But You Need to Know)
When it comes to leadership, before the tactics and techniques to have more influence or grow your club, there are beliefs. These beliefs will either cripple your leadership or expand your influence and propel your team. Join leadership author and speaker David Dye for an inspiring keynote to transform your leadership, build a stronger club, and engage your members.
Saturday, January 5, 2019
7:30 AM to 1:00 PM
Lutheran Church of the Master
14099 West Jewell Ave
Lakewood, CO 80228
Capacity: 100
Contacts:
Terry Ploski, Foothills Division Director
DivF1819@D26Lea
Nancy Winston, Western Division Director
DivW1819@D26Lea
Denver/Metro/Urban Divisions
COMPLETED
Keynote: David Dye
Title: 4 Things No One Tells You About Leadership (But You Need to Know)
When it comes to leadership, before the tactics and techniques to have more influence or grow your club, there are beliefs. These beliefs will either cripple your leadership or expand your influence and propel your team. Join leadership author and speaker David Dye for an inspiring keynote to transform your leadership, build a stronger club, and engage your members.
Saturday, January 5, 2019
12:00 PM to 5:30 PM
Anschutz Medical Campus
Education 2 North Building,
13120 East 19th Avenue
Aurora, CO 80045
Parking costs $1 to be paid at machine or via downloadable app, ParkMobile
Capacity: 180
Contacts:
Tom Ludlow TLI Chair
thludlow@gmail.com
Carol Pace, Denver Division Director
DivD1819@D26Lea
Randee Ryan, Metro Division Director
DivM1819@D26Lea
David Johnson, Urban Division Director
DivU1819@D26Lea
Southern Division
COMPLETED
Saturday, January 12, 2019
8:00AM to 1:00 PM
Pikes Peak Community College-
Rampart Range Campus,
11195 Interquest Pkwy,
Colorado Springs, CO 80921
Capacity: 80
Contact:
Glenn Knight, Southern Division Director
DivS1819@D26Lea
Keynote: Brooke Chesnut
Title: Leadership from Mt. Everest that can impact your Toastmasters club
How does climbing Mt. Everest help Toastmaster Leaders
impact their clubs? Current Toastmaster and Global
Mountaineer, Brooke Chesnut, will share the essential
concepts that enabled him to be successful on Mt. Everest.
These same concepts can also be applied by Club Leaders
to impact their influence, grow the membership and produce
results so that each Club member can expand their skills.
Brooke Chesnut has dedicated 30 years of corporate
experience combined with climbing the highest peaks
around the world. Drawing from those experiences, Brooke
helps entrepreneurs, business executives, HR professionals
and Toastmaster Leaders improve their influence, overcome
adversity, and grow their Clubs / Business in a competitive
environment.
Brooke shares a unique perspective as a worldwide
mountaineer whose leadership model was dynamically
influenced with time spent climbing Mt. Everest in 2018.
He connects with audiences through a highly
conversational, story-driven, and visual experience. Brooke
will take audiences to the mountainside so they can “see
what I saw, sense what I felt, and learn what I realized.”
We look forward to seeing you at one of the upcoming
Toastmasters Leadership Institutes.
District Director, Marcia Wood,
DD1819@D26Leaders.org
Program Quality Director, Mike Akins,
PQD1819@D26Leaders.org
Club Growth Director, Jacqueline Smith,
CGD1819@D26Leaders.org