Members are the heart and foundation of Toastmasters International. The Leadership Team is here to offer help in any way we can .
District Director (DD)
Brenda Lannon
PR Manager
Ernold Van Bueren
Immediate past DD (IPDD)
Daniel Sandars
Administration Manager
Ann Gibson
Program Quality Director
Elizabeth Jordan
Finance Manager
Anthony Phelan
Club Growth Director
Danny Banks
Division Directors
Division A
Aidan Coakley
Division G
Paul Graham
Division B
Maura Meaney
Division H
Sue Burnett
Division C
Michael Madigan
Division J
Declan Brophy
Division D
Paul O’Mahony
Division M
Mairead Dillon
Division E
Shelat Senar
Division N
Maria Orlovic
Division F
Delores Brady
Division S
Ann Fallow
Brenda Lannon, Program Quality Director
It is important for all committee members in a club to understand what it is the other members are trying to achieve, why they are doing it and how they can support each other.
This incentive supports the Club’s Success Plan by providing clubs with a better chance of achieving their goals under the Distinguished Club Program (DCP)
Elizabeth Jordan, DTM, Club Growth Director
Elizabeth Jordan, Club Growth Director
Many clubs experience a loss in membership at September renewals as existing members leave the club for lots of different reasons. This incentive rewards clubs which renew 80% or more of their membership base at 30th June 2021. Having a good base of experienced members is important to offer mentoring to new members and stability to the club.
It’s a good idea to follow up with members who do not renew to help club officers to understand the reason for not renewing and to extend an invite to rejoin at a future stage. They may be happy to stay on the club’s email list with this in mind.
James Finnegan, Public Relations Manager
Good PR attracts new guests, invites discussion and improves the reputation of the Club and Toastmasters generally.
Elizabeth Jordan, DTM, Club Growth Director
Elizabeth Jordan, Club Growth Director
Many clubs experience a loss in membership at September renewals as existing members leave the club for lots of different reasons. Recruiting in the early months helps to maintain the membership based upon the number of members at 30 June.
Maintaining a healthy membership number (25+) gives the club a much better opportunity to hold quality meetings with enough members to avoid double roles. Quality club meetings attract new members. Healthy club growth is an important part of Club Success.
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