DISTRICT 47
THE SUNSHINER Newsletter Title Organization Name
News from Southeast Florida and The Bahamas Volume 1, Issue 1
Newsletter Date
To a s t m a s t e r t o t h e re s c u e
2014-2015
A group of hikers on a trek through the woods was enjoying a weekend of fun and adventure when suddenly their jubilation was interrupted by piercing screams for help coming from a distance. The leader beckoned the other 5 toward the edge of the cliff. They could easily see under the glow of the early morning sun that a raft had
Leadership opportunities
overturned in the lake not too far below. Wading in the water were two elderly men and two women as they struggled with their raft—trying to turn it upright. Rather than stay back and watch, the teens skillfully balanced caution and speed as they scurried their way down the cliff toward the lake. By putting their young strength to work and drawing on their Boy’s Scout training, they jumped in the water and together were able to turn the capsized vessel upright.
Check out the positions open for 2015-2016, Pages 3-5
What happened that day at the lake brings to
District 47
January 2015 INSIDE THIS ISSUE
Club anniversaries Toastmasters across District 47 District Highlights
Accolades LGET Jeanine Kinsey bestows honors. Pages 6-9
Talk up Toastmasters Lt. Gov. Marketing Lou Brown lists incentives Pages 11-12.
Outside the box PRO Marlene Bryan details a club’s unique PR campaign. Pages 14-16
Now You Know Meet Division F Governor Deborah Young. Page 13
TLI Photos from Division C leadership training session. Page 20
mind what can happen in Toastmasters. Members are given opportunities to serve as leaders in our Clubs and face a task that can’t be done alone. It’s often a struggle to get the work done, but it is important to realize we cannot do everything by ourselves. Our organization is only successful when ALL the members join in and work alongside the leadership of the Club, Area or District. Members make a difference and that’s why you are important to your Club’s success. The question that stands out in my mind is: How are we as members helping to keep our organization moving ahead? As an individual - What are you doing to make your club successful? Almost every week we hear news stories about a search-and-rescue mission. It may involve people caught in an avalanche while on a skiing trip, a child who wanders away from a family picnic and gets lost, fishermen caught in a storm at sea or people buried in the rubble of fallen buildings after an earthquake. The most recent events were the tragic airline disasters in Asia. In every case, the people at risk are unable to help themselves. Those who are found and saved usually have lasting gratitude for those
MEET #TMD47 THE SUNSHINER Published by Toastmasters International District 47: Southeast Florida and The Islands of The Bahamas. Submit articles, questions and comments to sunshiner@toastmastersd47.org. DISTRICT 47 EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE District Governor Anthony "Tony" Longley, DTM Lt. Governor Education and Training Jeanine Kinsey, DTM Lt. Governor Marketing Louis “Lou” Brown, DTM District Public Relations Officer Marlene M. Bryan, DTM District Secretary Ruth Field Beck, ACB/CL District Treasurer Laura Thezine, ACS/ALB District Sergeant At Arms Thomas Plant, ACB/ALB Immediate Past District Governor Francis Molina, DTM Division Governors Div. A: Heather Mahoney, ACS/ALB
Toastmaster to the rescue who joined in the search and rescued them. Whether as a member, a club or district leader, in Toastmasters we may need to go on a search and rescue mission to make our Clubs successful. Sometimes members fall by the wayside and all we need to do is find them and let them know we need them to be a part of our team. It may take great effort on our part but sometimes we may need to climb down from the cliff and get ourselves wet like the teenaged hikers. We may need to throw out a line or life vest to someone. Whatever is required, we must be ready and willing to be a “First Responder”. Our duty is one of commitment to our organization and it is our responsibility to rescue lost members. Teamwork divides the effort and multiplies the effect! Become a part of the rescue mission today! As the young hikers did for the 2 couples with their raft, by helping to rescue one member at a time you can also help to turn an entire Club – UPRIGHT and back on course. With only 5 months remaining in this fiscal year, I implore you to descend the cliff and become a “Toastmaster to the Rescue! Toastfully,
Div. B: Karen Lake, ACB/ALB Div. C: Michael Thorn, DTM Div. D: Valerie Johnson, ACB/ALB Div. E: Jason Stewart, ACS/CL Div. F: Deborah Young, DTM Div. I: Delmaro Duncombe, DTM OTHER DISTRICT OFFICERS
TLI Training Coordinator: Antoinette Fox, DTM
Anthony (Tony) Longley, DTM “In Pursuit of Excellence”
Contest Coordinator: Indira Sands Fall Conference Chair: Diana Loy, DTM Spring Conference Chair: Lydia Harris, DTM Club Coach & Advocate Chair: Beverly Cordner, DTM Webmaster: Stanley Lloyd, CC Parliamentarian: Matt Kinsey, DTM Audit Chair: Glenn Parks, ACS/CL Social Media Chair: Maria Alexandra Sanchez, DTM Sunshiner Editor: Andrea Robinson, ACB/ALB Copy Editor/Proofreader: Hieu Huynh, DTM
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The meat of the matter: trainings, contests, achievement
H
appy New Year, District 47!
Thank you for all of the cards, calls and emails during my recuperation. Our District Leadership team has suffered several personal losses this year, but our Toastmasters Family has stepped up to help in each situation and I know how much it has meant to me personally. Officer Training Welcome to all of the new officers who took office on January 1st, and welcome back to all of our continuing officers. By this time, hopefully you have all attended training. There is still one formal training scheduled for February 7th in Homestead. In order for your club to meet its goals, at least 4 of your officers must be trained. If your club has not met this goal, please contact your Area Governor to find out what Make-Up Training opportunities are available for you. Education is a critical component to the Toastmasters Program, and clubs with trained officers traditionally are more successful and have more members achieving success as well. Contests It is also contest season, and your club needs to hold your Club Level Table Topics and International Speech Contests before your Area Contest. Most Area Contests start February 13th, but check with your Area Governor. If your Area has four clubs or fewer, you are allowed to send two contestants to each contest to the Area Contest. Your Area Governor will let you know if your area meets this criteria. Area Contests will be happening up to March 13th, and then we will begin the Division Contests. Save the date for your Division Contest: Division A – March 14th 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Division B – March 21st 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Division C – March 28th 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM Division D – March 28th 1:00 PM – 5:00 PM Division E – March 14th 2:00 PM – 5:00 PM Division F – March 25th 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM Division I – March 26th 6:30 PM – 9:00 PM The District Contests will be held at the Spring Conference in Ft. Lauderdale.
Spring Conference The Spring Conference will be in Ft. Lauderdale at the Sheraton Airport & Cruise Hotel on April 24th- 26th. This is our Diamond Jubilee Celebration, and we have our President Elect, DTM Jim Kokocki, as our guest speaker for 6
the weekend. There will also be a special Leadership and Awards Luncheon on Saturday combined with a special Birthday Celebration for the District. These are in addition to Education Workshops, Contests, Fun and our SemiAnnual Business Meeting and Elections. You do not want to miss out on the amazing weekend! The event will sell out, so do not wait to register! Early Bird Registration is open through February 13th for this Dazzling Event! You can get all of the details and register at: http://d47.toastmastersdistricts.org/d47-upcoming-events-conferences.html If you are interested in presenting, the application is available online. The deadline is January 31st to apply, but we will accept applications until February 7th in case this is the first time you are hearing about this and want to participate. There are also Sponsorship and Advertising Opportunities. The details are at the link above. Please share this information with your employers and other community leaders and encourage them to be part of this special event. Club Incentives You have all been very busy, and I want to provide an update to the Education related Club Incentives as of today. 37 Clubs achieved at least 5 Distinguished Club Program Points by November 30th. These clubs will be distinguished this year as long as they end the year with at least 20 members, or +5 over their base membership from July 1 st. They have also received 30 points towards the Incentive of their choice. Div
Area
Club#
Club Name
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5758 Weston Area Toastmasters Club
A
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7653 Universal Toastmasters Club #7653
B
21
2266 Proud Speakers Club
B
22
1118683 BPB Talking Heads
B
23
2582 Plantation Club
B
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B
23
1762453 American Express Tech Talkers
B
24
1575030 West Broward Toastmasters
C
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3299 Boca Raton Toastmasters
C
31
4207 Boca Raton Noon Toastmasters Club
C
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1450351 1st US Portuguese Toastmasters
C
34
1567808 Club Paradise
D
40
3466 Treasure Coast Toastmasters Club
D
40
8437 Port St. Lucie Speakers
D
40
1417483 Fort Pierce Toastmasters
D
40
3589459 Talking Heads of Stuart
D
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1206922 Hobe Sound Toasters
D
41
1376226 High Voltage Voices
D
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2727 Gold Coast Toastmasters Club
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5222 Sunset Speakers Toastmasters Club
1007807 DeVry University
590751 Sawgrass Toastmasters Club
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Club#
Club Name
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The Palm Beach Toastmasters Club
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Freddy's Forum Toastmasters Club
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7082
Voice Of Champions Club
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861
E
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1695
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1582184
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60
7178
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1095
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B.U.T. Nation Builders
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Cable Revolutionaries Toastmasters 2591529
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Abaco Lighthouse Beamers
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1510789
Luminaries Toastmasters Club #1510789
Doral Toastmasters Coral Gables Club Grove-Gables Toastmasters Healing Communicators Club B.P.S.U. Majestic Marlins Toastmasters Club First Bahamas Branch of Toastmasters Scotia Dynasty Club Action For Achievement Club 1095
Freeport Eagles
Nine clubs achieved 8 DCP Points by December 31st. They have received 10 points towards the incentive of their choice, and will be at least Select Distinguished at the end of the year as long as they meet their membership requirements. Div
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Club#
Club Name
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7653
Universal Toastmasters Club #7653
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3299
Boca Raton Toastmasters
C
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1450351
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Treasure Coast Toastmasters Club
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1600
First Bahamas Branch of Toastmasters
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1358961
B.U.T. Nation Builders
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Cable Revolutionaries Toastmasters 2591529
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1st US Portuguese Toastmasters
Freeport Eagles Luminaries Toastmasters Club #1510789
Keep up the amazing work that you are doing, and let me know if there is anything I can do to support your club or your members. Toastfully Yours, Jeanine Kinsey 2014-2015 Lt. Governor Education & Training jkinsey@toastmastersd47.org 954-778-0599 8
#D47 ACHIEVEMENT We also had goals for achieving individual Educational Goals. These represent members achieving success in Toastmasters. 55 Clubs met the requirements for one of these incentives and earned points towards the incentives of their choice.
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Club Name
4 CC’s by 11/30
2 AC’s by 11/30
4 AC’s by 12/31
2 CL’s/ AL’s by 11/30
4 CL’s/ AL’s by 12/31
Points Earned:
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Weston Area Toastmasters Club
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10
Beacon Point Advanced
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11
Davie Toastmasters
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11
DeVry University
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12
Gelfand Good Morning Toastmasters Club
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12
Seminole Casino Hollywood Toastmasters
A
13
Miami Lakes Club
A
13
Universal Toastmasters Club #7653
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UNIVERSAL ADVANCED TOASTMASTERS
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B
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Proud Speakers Club
25
B
21
Early Bird Club
10
B
22
BPB Talking Heads
10
B
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Sawgrass Toastmasters Club
10
B
23
American Express Tech Talkers
25
B
24
West Broward Toastmasters
25
C
30
Bill Gove Golden Gavel Club
25
C
31
Boca Raton Toastmasters
C
31
Boca Raton Noon Toastmasters Club
C
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Office Depot Toastmasters Club 9086
25
40
C
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NCCI Toastmasters
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40
C
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1st US Portuguese Toastmasters
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40
C
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Boca Raton Advanced Toastmasters
C
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Club Paradise
D
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Treasure Coast Toastmasters Club
D
40
Fort Pierce Toastmasters
10
D
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Talking Heads of Stuart
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D
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Hobe Sound Toasters
10
D
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High Voltage Voices
10
D
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Gold Coast Toastmasters Club
25
D
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Sunset Speakers Toastmasters Club
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D
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The Palm Beach Toastmasters Club
25
D
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Freddy's Forum Toastmasters Club
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Miami Toastmasters en Español
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50
Voice Of Champions Club
E
50
Electrifying Voices
E
50
MIA Tarmac Speakers
25
E
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Doral Toastmasters
25
E
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South Dade Toastmasters Club
25
E
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Grove-Gables Toastmasters
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Club Name
4 CC’s by 11/30
2 AC’s by 11/30
4 AC’s by 12/31
2 CL’s/ AL’s by 11/30
4 CL’s/ AL’s by 12/31
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Miami Advanced Toastmasters Club (CTM's)
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West Kendall Toastmasters Club 8370
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Homestead Toastmasters
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Healing Communicators Club
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Chickcharney Toastmasters Club
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E.T. Communicators
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B.P.S.U. Majestic Marlins Toastmasters Club
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First Bahamas Branch of Toastmasters
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New Providence Branch of Toastmasters
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Scotia Dynasty Club
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Action For Achievement Club 1095
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B.U.T. Nation Builders
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Cable Revolutionaries Toastmasters 2591529
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Freeport Eagles
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Abaco Lighthouse Beamers
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Luminaries Toastmasters Club #1510789
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Lt. Gov. Marketing says: A New Year, a New Them
H
appy New Year Fellow Toastmasters,
We all are well aware and appreciate the benefits we receive from our membership in Toastmasters. The benefits go beyond the direct development of communication and leadership skills. There are indirect professional and personal benefits, too, including career advancement, career change, increased sales, networking, and improved relationships – areas that affect EVERYONE – Toastmasters and non-Toastmasters alike. However, Toastmasters members comprise a tiny fraction of the world’s population – in large part because many people do not know we exist! Let’s spread the word about this best kept secret and grow our organization! Let’s help our family, friends and other folks who are not part of our family learn how the program can positively impact them! With the New Year just beginning, there is no better time. Invite a family member, friend or co-worker to your next meeting; have your club conduct an Open House; and/or take part in the International Talk Up Toastmasters contest. Open House Incentive – District 47 Event Taking Place NOW until May 31 Open Houses are a great way to showcase your awesome club and to show potential members how Toastmasters can benefit them. The District is offering up to $25 to offset costs as an incentive for your club to conduct a membership building Open House event. We ask that you please adhere to the following guidelines: Provide me (lbrown@toastmastersd47.org) with information about your Open House at least two weeks prior to the event (the earlier the better), including a copy of your event flyer and your plans for spending the money. Within two weeks after the event, send me a copy of the sign-in sheet and copy me on any follow-up email communications to your guests. Also within two weeks after the event, complete and submit a district expense reimbursement form (provided upon request) along with your receipts totaling up to $25. Talk Up Toastmasters – International Campaign Taking Place from February 1 to March 31 Simply add five new, dual or reinstated members with a join date between February 1 and March 31, and you’ll receive a special “Talk up Toastmasters” ribbon to proudly display on your club’s banner. Qualifying clubs can also earn a special discount code for 10% off their next club order. The winning clubs will be revealed online within a few weeks of the contest ending (check out last year’s winners here: https://www.toastmasters.org/LeadershipCentral/Club-Officer-Tools/Membership-Building/~/media/2BC59090AFBA4671BD07DA0E4C9A234F.ashx). As with the Open House program, there are some guidelines: 11
Lt. Gov. Marketing says: A New Year, a New Them with the Open House program, there are some guidelines:
Wellington Toastmasters Club West Kendall Toastmasters Club Weston Area Toastmasters Club
Applications and payments for members with a join date between February 1 and March 31 must be received at World Headquarters or online no later than March 31. The addition of transfer and charter members does not count for “Talk Up Toastmasters” credit The discount code expires six months from the date of issue and is not valid with any other offer.
2 New Members: Club Awesome Toastmasters Delray Newsmakers Club Gelfand Good Morning Toastmasters Club Motorola Communicators Club New Providence Branch of Toastmasters
I encourage you to take advantage of these programs that provide your club with a special gift for sharing the value of Toastmasters with others. A win-win! I wish you all the best in your membership building efforts.
Power Speakers Club Scientifically Speaking The Palm Beach Toastmasters Club Toast of Las Olas Treasure Coast Toastmasters Club
District 47 Keeps Growing!
Voice of Champions Club
Please join me in congratulating the following clubs who gained new members in the month of December, 2014:
3 New Members: Miramar Bilingual Speakers Toastmasters PwC Digital Toastmasters
1 New Member:
4 New Members:
Boca Raton Toastmasters Boca Raton Noon Toastmasters Club
Freeport Eagles
Brickell Toastmasters Club Crossroads Club
5 New Members:
Cutler Bay Toastmasters Destino Toastmasters
DeVry University Great Fort Lauderdale Toastmasters Club
Don’t keep Toastmasters a secret any longer. Let the secret out!
Hollywood Toastmasters MIA Tarmac Speakers Miami Lakes Club
All the best to you in 2015 as you set and achieve your personal and professional goals!
Outspoken Toastmasters Pembroke Isles Toastmasters Plantation Club
Yours “In Pursuit of Excellence!”
Sawgrass Toastmasters Club
Louis Brown, DTM District 47 Lt. Governor Marketing
Sensor Toast Club Toast of the Gold Coast Club Universal Toastmasters Club 12
Name: Deborah D. Young
THE MORE YOU KNOW
District 47 Office: Division F Governor
LEARN ABOUT YOUR FELLOW TOASTMASTERS
Location (i.e. city of residence): Nassau, The Bahamas Hobbies: Traveling, baking, hiking, sewing, horseback riding, reading and writing poetry. I wish that I could sing because I love to sing. Number of years in Toastmasters International: 5 years Home Club: Masters of Excellence 933001/ Dynamic Persuaders In a sentence, describe how Toastmasters has changed your life: Toastmasters has molded me into a woman of confidence, one with a stronger and targeted vision. Who is your mentor in Toastmasters? Why? My mentor is DTM Damian Miller. DTM Miller demonstrates that anything is attainable if one really wants it. Describe your most memorable speech/presentation: My ‘Ice – Breaker’. I did not think I could do it, but once I started I could not stop. Advice for a beginning Toastmaster: If your wish is self-improvement, confidence, and you want a place where you can grow in all aspects of your educational and self-goals, Toastmasters is the place for you.
#D47 Toastmasters, Let us hear from you! We’re expanding this feature to our members, so we can become better acquainted with the people in District 47. Here’s your opportunity. Briefly tell us about your background, location, memorable speech, mentor and advice for a beginning Toastmaster. You could be featured in an upcoming issue! Please send an email with the information to sunshiner@toastmastersd47.org. Please include the name and number of your home club, and, if possible, a candid snapshop of you doing a fun activity.
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Get ready, get set, write! District 47 Secretary Ruth Field Beck needs you. This is your opportunity to use your creativity to share your love for Toastmasters. Consider this a combination of a Table Topic regarding your answer to a common question and a prepared message. The question is " What do you love about Toastmasters and how does Toastmasters help you shine?" Send your letter to rbeck@toastmastersd47.org. For more information, send her a personal message or call her at 561294-5436. One letter writer will receive an invitation to the Lt. Governor Education's table at the spring conference. Every letter will be posted on Facebook. Deadline: February 7.
District 47 Spring Conference and
Jubilee Celebration
Bring on The Spring Bling! Early Reg istration E NDS 2/13/1 5 Bring your clubs’ new members Network ~ Le arn ~ Enj oy ~ Share WIN PRIZES & CA$H
Friday, 4/24: James Bond 007, Entertainment, Table Topics Saturday, 4/25: Workshops, Elections, Our 60th Anniversary Jubilee, Bowties & Bling Night
CLUB CHARTER ANNIVERSARIES FOR JANUARY 2015 Congratulations and Happy Anniversary greetings are extended to the following clubs. Thank you for your contribution to the growth and success of District 47. On behalf of District Governor Tony Longley, the District Executive Committee, and all members across South Florida and Islands of The Bahamas, we wish you a successful, President’s Distinguished Year!
Club Name
City
Club #
Area
Division
Charter Date
Years
Great Fort Lauderdale
Fort Lauderdale
2004
21
B
1/1/1956
59
First Bahamas Branch of Toastmasters
Nassau
1600
90
I
1/1/1969
46
Cable Beach West
Nassau
6796
61
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1/1/1988
27
Motorola Communicators
Plantation
9745
23
B
1/1/1994
21
Action Communicators Extraordinaire
Nassau
9477
90
I
1/1/1999
16
Destined For Success
Nassau
3956
90
I
1/1/2000
15
Bill Gove Golden Gavel
Boynton Beach
6818
30
C
1/1/2000
15
Children's Services Council of Palm Beach County
Boynton Beach
3652972
30
C
1/2/2014
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Marketing team needs you!
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he Marketing Department of Toastmasters District 47 is responsible for all aspects of marketing, clubbuilding, and member- and club-retention efforts within the district. This includes defining an overall marketing strategy for the district, developing outreach and retention efforts with existing community and corporate clubs, and penetrating new markets. Additionally, the marketing area supports challenged clubs and helps them to become Distinguished. The marketing strategy guides the district in meeting membership and club-growth objectives. The team is led by the Lt. Governor Marketing who, with the approval of the District Governor, appoints members to chair marketing committees. The Committee Chairs help the Lt. Governor Marketing design, develop, and implement district marketing projects. Together, the marketing team creates a strong club-building program by appointing club sponsors and mentors for new clubs and club coaches and advocates for existing clubs that are struggling. Our mission is to build new clubs and support all clubs in achieving excellence in the Distinguished Club Program. Introducing Your Marketing Team: Louis Brown, DTM – Lt. Governor Marketing Beverly Cordner, DTM – Club Rescue Chair (Coaches and Advocates) Alejandro Crespo – Division A Coaching Chair Matt Eggersston – Division B Coaching Chair Rhonda Garcia – Division C Coaching Chair Barbara Strasdas, DTM – Division D Coaching Chair LaKeesha Morris – Division E Coaching Chair Elvis Collie – Division F Coaching Chair Leonardo Burrows, DTM – Division I Coaching Chair Michael Schoen – Club Extension Co-Chair (Sponsors and Mentors – South Florida) Vanessa Scott, DTM – Club Extension Co-Chair (Sponsors and Mentors – Bahamas) Rich Otten, DTM – Gavel Club Chair Helping Others Helps Ourselves The marketing team needs you! Several clubs in District 47 are struggling with low membership and need the help of experienced, knowledgeable Toastmasters to survive. Several prospective clubs are in the midst of being formed and need the help of enthusiastic, well-informed Toastmasters to succeed. If you are not yet a DTM, you will need to serve as a club sponsor, mentor or coach in order to satisfy the DTM requirements. If you are a DTM, you will receive enormous satisfaction helping fledgling or struggling clubs succeed in their quest to become Distinguished. Training is required to serve in these roles and will be offered at all upcoming Toastmasters Leadership Institute (TLI) events. Please see the district website – d47.toastmastersdistricts.org – for more information on TLIs, including dates and schedules. Please contact the Lt. Governor Marketing at lbrown@toastmastersd47.org if you have any other questions or need more information. Consider being a club sponsor, mentor, coach or advocate – you won’t regret it. Your help today will positively impact generations of Toastmasters to come! 19
DIVISION C TLI HAD A GREAT TURNOUT, WITH LOTS OF LEARNING, FELLOWSHIP AND FUN, TOASMASTERS STYLE.
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Universal Toastmasters recently hosted its club meeting with an eerily spooky flair to celebrate the Halloween season. Toastmaster of the day was Maurice Fuller, DTM, who got into his role and the theme. He did consult with club President Jerrod Clairsaint.
Got News? Please share with The Sunshiner! We want to hear from you! Consider The Sunshiner your source for news and information about the happenings in your club, area, division and across the district. For this to be a successful endeavor, we need your input. We’re interested in the events, successes, triumphs and fun in the clubs and in personal feats. This is the place to celebrate club achievements, milestones, and individual accomplishments. Please email your information or ideas to sunshiner@toastmastersd47.org.
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