Tuesday, 29 April 2014

Why join a budding Club

If you are completely new to Toastmasters there are compelling reasons why you may want to choose to join a sprouting club.

1.    New clubs tend to have fewer numbers. Therefore the few members get more speaking opportunities.
2.    You get more challenging leadership opportunities and quite early into your membership.
3.    If you join a long established club the culture is already set. But in a budding club you influence the culture of the club.
4.    You don’t suffer the baggage lag and drag  (we have always done this way) trying maintain the culture of an established club.
5.    Charter members learn to fend for themselves early as there aren't sufficient mentors to go round.
6.    You register your name as a charter member
7.    You receive your manuals immediately instead of waiting for shipment from TMI

If you are a seasoned Toastmasters the advantages are
1.    You can use the new ways of the new club to reignite your Toastmaster journey that has become dull and predictable.

2.    You can use the opportunity to further your Education goals by serving as a club mentor or club sponsor.