I have three document attach that you will use to create an animated power point.I will also give you a template for the Power Point. It has the company’s logo on it. The Powerpoint should have at least 4-5 pages long. You can add pictures, diagram or Charts if you like in this presentation. 

Justification for Starting Toastmasters

Toastmasters are a non-profit educational organization that operates clubs worldwide for the purpose of promoting communication, public speaking and leadership skills. The fundamental purpose of this document is to focus on initiation Toastmasters at the Operation Center employees.

Benefits of Participating in Toastmaster

· Effective Presentation Delivery

· Critical Thinking

· Leadership Development Opportunities

· Self-confidence and Poise

· A Supportive Environment

· Time Management Skills

How to Start a Toastmasters Club

· Minimum of Twenty People, Age 18 or Older.

· Submit the Requisite New Club Forms

· Download a Copy of How to Build a Toastmasters Club

· Onetime Chartering Fee $125

Requirements of Individuals to Join as Members

· Identify and visit one of the Toastmasters clubs in their locality

· Conduct survey projects that help to improve the process of adaption to these societies (Six Sigma Yellow Belt Role)

· Fill out membership application forms to become recognizable with the club

· $45 Global Funds for the new member activity program for six months

· $20 Registration Fee

· The Six Sigma approach states that employees ultimately need to operate in distinct roles, some part-time, while others full time. In the same manner, the club helps these recruits to identify with themselves their limitations and use those minor and significant setbacks to strengthen their personalities for success.

Justification for Starting Toastmasters

Toastmasters are a non-profit educational organization that operates clubs worldwide for the purpose of promoting communication, public speaking and leadership skills. The fundamental purpose of this document is to focus on initiation Toastmasters at the Operation Center employees.

Benefits of Participating in Toastmaster

· Effective Presentation Delivery

· Critical Thinking

· Leadership Development Opportunities

· Self-confidence and Poise

· A Supportive Environment

· Time Management Skills

Value to the Individual

· Unlimited Personal Growth

· Confidence

· Skill Reinforcement

· Positive Mentoring

· Effectively Lead Meetings

· Relationship Building

Value to the Organization

· Effective Employee Communication

· Enhanced Performance

· Effective Meetings

· Improved Retention

· Better Leaders

· Increased Productivity

· Positive Return on Investment

How to Start a Toastmasters Club

· Minimum of Twenty People, Age 18 or Older.

· Submit the Requisite New Club Forms

· Download a Copy of How to Build a Toastmasters Club

· Onetime Chartering Fee $125

Requirements of Individuals to Join as Members

· Identify and visit one of the Toastmasters clubs in their locality

· Conduct survey projects that help to improve the process of adaption to these societies (Six Sigma Yellow Belt Role)

· Fill out membership application forms to become recognizable with the club

· $45 Global Funds for the new member activity program for six months

· $20 Registration Fee

· The Six Sigma approach states that employees ultimately need to operate in distinct roles, some part-time, while others full time. In the same manner, the club helps these recruits to identify with themselves their limitations and use those minor and significant setbacks to strengthen their personalities for success.

Toastmasters International Fact Sheet

Toastmasters International is a worldwide nonprofit educational organization that empowers individuals to become

more effective communicators and leaders. Headquartered in Englewood, Colo., the organization’s membership

exceeds 357,000 in more than 16,600 clubs in 143 countries. Since 1924, Toastmasters International has helped people

from diverse backgrounds become more confident speakers, communicators and leaders.

Founded

October 22, 1924

Updated Brand

August 17, 2011

Leadership

Lark Doley, International President

Deepak Menon, International President-Elect

Richard Peck, First Vice President

Margaret Page, Second Vice President

Daniel Rex, Chief Executive Officer

Benefits

Clearer communication

Improved leadership skills

Enhanced teamwork

Effective meetings

Increased productivity

Positive mentoring

Complements existing training

programs

Cost effective

Number of Toastmaster Clubs

Worldwide clubs: 16,600+

U.S. clubs: 8,800+

International clubs (not including U.S.): 7,800+

Types of Clubs

Community

Corporate

College

Government agency

Religious

Online

Notable Corporate Clubs

Amazon

Apple

AT&T

Bank of America

The Boeing Company

Exxon Mobil

General Electric Company

Google

IBM

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Notable Corporate Clubs

JPMorgan Chase

Microsoft Corporation

NASA

Pepsico

United Parcel Service (UPS)

Verizon

Toastmasters Member Demographics

Gender distribution

52% female

48% male

Income level

Average member annual household income is approximately $75,000

27% of members earn $100,000+ annually

Level of education

78% of members have a bachelor’s degree or higher $75,000

39% of members have a master’s degree or higher

Larry Ratliff Jr.

October 13, 2019

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