Toastmaster on the Move

Chad Manifold

Southern Division

I want to serve our southern division Toastmasters and their clubs to help them accomplish their personal and professional goals. I look forward to leveraging the coach approach I use in my business to partner with clubs to help them dream again, and realize how Toastmasters can accelerate accomplishing the stretch goals.

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Toastmaster on the Move

Are you a Toastmaster on the Move? Have you had any recent successes because of your involvement in Toastmasters? Do you know someone who cold use a shout out for all the good things they are doing in Toastmasters or in their life because of Toastmasters? If so, we want to hear about it!


Based on what you submit, you could be showcased on the Blog, Social Media and possibly be a guest speaker on our NEW D26Toasties Podcast. http://www.blogtalkradio.com/thed26toastiesshow


We’ll need to approve your Toastmaster on the Move listing before publishing it. We’ll approve your submission within three to seven business days or email you the reasons why if we are unable approve it. We’ll also edit your listing if needed.

For any questions,  contact us

Or contact Trixie Hunter-Merrill at trishatrixie at gmail dot com

(Toastmaster on the Move is replacing the Social Media Spotlight to offer more PR to our members)

 

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If you would like to submit a blog directly please follow the guidelines below and send to one of the Blog Editors listed below…

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)

Submit Your Article (350-400 words)

Relevant Links for the Article

Got Images? (One Headshot + One for the Blog Post Banner Image)

Submit article to Trixie Hunter-Merrill (Blog Editor) or to Keith Horowitz, PRM Manager 2019-2020

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Please give a phone # we can reach you. This will only be used if we have questions or want to talk to you about being on the podcast.

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Please list your website link (url) or other link you would like people to connect to you (Facebook Page, Twitter or LinkedIn Account?)

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Please list your current award designation status

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Please list the Club Name and # (if you have it) for the person you are submitting for

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Please add a link to image of you or event (MUST HAVE IMAGE LINK)

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New Hire Newly Promoted Professional Recognition Toastmaster Achievement

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A hands-on workshop in which participants learn or enhance their communication and

leadership skills in a supportive environment. A typical club has 10-30 members who meet weekly, biweekly, or monthly. Most Toastmasters meetings are 60-90 minutes long

What Our Officers Say

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“Becoming a club officer has been a transformative experience. It has enhanced my leadership skills and expanded my professional network.”

- Ali Johnson, Past Club President

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“Serving as a club officer taught me invaluable lessons in teamwork and communication that I apply in my daily life.”

- Justin Tran, Former Vice President of Education