District 23 Virtual TLI

Keynote Speaker: Bill Moffatt, DTM – Storytelling in the Workplace

We are fortunate to have an experienced speaker from District 23, Bill Moffatt, DTM, give our keynote address.

Bill will share his experience with Storytelling in the Workplace. Bill finds storytelling essential for presenting proposals,

reporting progress, and making sales.

Bill’s speech offers valuable tips not just to your speaking skills, but also to your bottom line, if you apply the lessons you learn.

We encourage Club Officers to attend, but you don’t have to be Club Officer to benefit from this valuable training.

ALL ARE WELCOME!!!

Did you already attend Cedric George’s presentation on Nov 8th?

If so, then that does count as the Main Session (the keynote) for the Dec 7th TLI, so you have the option to skip the keynote on Dec 7th and attend just the two later sessions to get credit for your Club Officer Training.

If you plan to do that, please download the agenda (blue button above) and be sure to arrive a few minutes before the second session so you can be there when breakout rooms open.

Also be sure to register so you get the Zoom link (red button above)

However, if you can make time to arrive at the beginning of the TLI and hear Bill Moffatt’s keynote speech, it will be well worth your time to attend.

Why Attend toastmasters Leadership Institute or Club Officer Training?

If you haven’t yet attended TLI for this winter, attending this TLI, counts as Club Officer Training (COT).

Training helps YOU by building your leadership skills and meeting a requirement for the Distinguished Toastmaster Award (DTM) (attending COT while serving as as Club Officer).

Training helps your CLUB because having at least 4 Club Officers trained (in both summer and winter) meets goals toward the Distinguished Club award.

Training Helps Your Club Qualify to Request a Club Coach

If your club has low membership (8-12 members), getting at least 4 Club Officers trained meets one of the requirements to request a Club Coach.

Serving as a Club Coach (to an existing club) or a Club Mentor (to a new club) is another requirement for the DTM Award