What is Toastmasters?

Toastmasters International is a world leader in communication and leadership development.

How the Program Works?

Members have the opportunity to practice:

• Leading Meetings
• Prepared Speeches
• Impromptu Speeches
• Constructive Evaluation

Education Program

• Experiential Learning
• Peer Feedback
• Self-paced Program
• Mentoring

Communication Track

• Competent Communication
• Advanced Communication Series

Leadership Track

• Competent Leadership
• Advanced Leader Program

Toastmasters Members Practice

• Organizing and Leading Teams
• Presenting Ideas Effectively
• Conducting Productive Meetings
• Providing Constructive Feedback

Value of Toastmasters to Coca-Cola

“I see a great value in Toastmasters International’s proven programs for developing great communicators and influential leaders.”
Ceree Eberly, Senior Vice President & Chief People Officer, The Coca-Cola Company

Value of Toastmasters

• Enhanced Performance
• Heightened Morale
• Better Customer Service
• Ideas Presented Effectively
• Increased Productivity
• Improved Teamwork

Club Charter Details

• $125: One-time charter fee
• $20: New-member fee
• $45: Six months’ membership dues

Charter Kit Details

• Distinguished Club Program and Club Success Plan
• Distinguished Club Program Goals
• Membership Building Kit
• New Member Orientation Kit for Clubs
• Club Leadership Handbook
• Master Your Meetings
• Thank Fast! Table Topics™ Handbook
• Ballots & Brief Evaluations (250)
• CC Achievement Chart
• CL Achievement Chart
• Gavel
• Membership Cards (50)
• Timing Cards
• Charter Kit Flier

Inspire and engage your employees

How can you inspire future leaders and engage employees? It’s something that major corporations such as, The Coca-Cola Company, Google and Sony Electronics Inc. have done for years: they offer their employees the opportunity to participate in a Toastmasters club at the office.

Toastmasters creates and encourages leadership

Think of it as an ongoing, onsite class where your employees meet once a week to practice their communication and leadership skills in a supportive setting with their colleagues. At these meetings, they are encouraged to:

• Present impromptu and prepared speeches
• Learn how to plan and manage meetings
• Give and receive constructive feedback

Interesting Fact

Nearly one-third of all Fortune 500 companies sponsor Toastmasters clubs to help their employees become better communicators and leaders.

• Apple®
• Blue Cross BlueShield
• Boeing®
• Coca-Cola®
• Disney®
• General Electric
• Google®
• Sony®
• State Farm®
• Toyota®