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FOURCASTER Volume 77, Issue 2, Spring 2012.
REWARDS & RECOGNITION Is your club on track to be rewarded and recognized for achieving?
Go All the Way! First 50 clubs to qualify for President’s Distinguished Club will get a new
portable lectern.
Bag-a-banner First 50 clubs with net gain of 10 members after April dues renewal will
be awarded a new customized club banner.
Read about awards for Best Club Newsletter, Best Club Website & Best Club Video and see who won previous campaigns like March Madness on the Rewards and Recognition section on www.d4tm.org.
Exciting things are happening in District 4 Toastmasters! In this issue of the FOURCASTER, read about the ‘Take the E Train’ Spring Conference, tips on building club membership and inspirational stories from fellow Toastmasters. Familiarize yourself with candidates for future District leaders and the club realignment process. Represent your club at the District Business Meeting (page 15). For the latest on our educational and membership programs, visit the District 4 website www.d4tm.org frequently.
We enjoyed creating this newsletter and look forward to your feedback!
- Yvonne Kumi & Atul Nayak Editors, District 4 Newsletter [email protected]
INSIDE THIS ISSUE
2-4 Take the E Train to the
Spring Conference
5 Building Club Membership
6 Celebrate your Club by
throwing an Open House!
6 I saw the light in
Toastmasters
7-14 Nominating Committee Report and Candidate
Statements
15 Voting Procedures &
Proxy Instructions
16-24 District Realignment
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Get to your Toastmasters destination by Taking the Energize, Educate & Entertain Train to the Spring Conference!
Register Online www.d4tm.org/spring2012
Look for a train ticket at an upcoming Division Contest. When you bring your train ticket to the conference you get one free entry into the opportunity drawing. Visit the other stops at
the conference to win a special prize!
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SPRING CONFERENCE MAY 12 2012
Elaine Lung, ACG, ALB is the District 4 Conference Chair 2011-12 and invites you to the Spring Conference.
If you could learn from a Toastmasters World Champion how to create a new story to use in your next speech ! would you do it? If you had the chance to talk to another Toastmaster about improving club meetings ! would you take it? If you could attend one event this year to energize and revitalize your passion for Toastmasters ! would you make the trip?
Join your fellow Toastmasters at the District 4 Spring 2012 Conference for an Educational, Entertaining & Energizing trip on the E-Train! The E-Train is the District Conference: we learn, laugh and live the Toastmasters experience.
What else happens on the E-Train? Ed Tate, 2000 World Champion of Public Speaking, makes himself available at 3 different sessions covering storytelling, leadership and answering your questions – whatever is on your mind about speaking! Outstanding speakers in District 4 compete in contests and facilitate educational sessions. The business of the district is conducted and new leaders elected for 2012-13.
Make your reservation on the train right away and meet your fellow Toastmasters on a journey well worth your time. I look forward to seeing you on May 12, 2012 - on the E-Train. All Aboard!
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Interested in volunteering at the conference? Interested in promoting your business or sponsoring the conference?
Email [email protected]
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The growth of your club depends on the following factors:
• Effective club meetings that make Toastmasters worthwhile for new members and continuing members.
• Continuous promotion of Toastmasters in your community. • Converting guests to members. • Retention of current members. • Sense of belonging and spirit of competition within the club, area, division and district. • Recognition of members who achieve and contribute to the vitality of the club.
Ideas to build membership
• Have an open house o Truncated meeting format so you can explain every step in lots of detail. o Leave time for Q & A at the end. o Leave time for prospective members to socialize with current members. o Have food!!
• Have a meeting with a special theme. • Guest speaker series
o Executive Speakers series. o Use your District 4 network! Get contest winners and DTMs to speak. o Host a special event e.g. a SpeechCraft is designed to introduce public speaking to
non-Toastmasters in a structured workshop. • Take advantage of social media
o Facebook, LinkedIn, MeetUp (see www.d4tm.org for the District 4 social media channels)
o Club members need to be on the social media channel. Find the channel that fits your club personality.
• Take advantage of traditional media o Advertise meetings in the local paper or on community bulletin boards. o Reach out to community reporters suggesting a story idea that highlights your club or
Toastmasters. • Reach out to D4TM- we have very strong Mentoring, Coaching, Club Fitness, and Club
Ambassador programs that will keep your club members engaged and provide opportunities to develop as leaders!
For more information, please visit us at www.d4tm.org
Email : Shali Sirkay at [email protected]
BUILDING CLUB MEMBERSHIP
Shali Sirkay, CC led a session on building club membership at a District 4 Toastmasters Leadership Institute. The session received great reviews! Here are her notes on what it means to keep club membership healthy.
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CELEBRATE YOUR CLUB BY THROWING AN OPEN HOUSE
Rita Barber, DTM is the District 4 Lt. Governor of Marketing and invites you to celebrate!!
What do you get when you combine throwing a party and planning an Open House? A Toastmasters celebration members and guests will enjoy and remember for a long time to come! An Open House provides your club with an inviting way of demonstrating a club meeting to your guests. They’ll get a sense of what your club and Toastmasters is all about and your members will have an opportunity to shine!
Just like a party, plan your Open House with attention to detail and with an eye to sharing the benefits of Toastmasters with everyone. Make it a warm and fun event. Provide refreshments.
The meeting itself could be an abbreviation of your regular meeting, with one speech & evaluation, Table Topics, and a couple of Toastamonials (testimonials on how Toastmasters has worked for someone). Add a Q&A session for your guests and some time to socialize. There’s your perfect Open House! If your club is but a Fantastic Few, recruit other Toastmasters to help you fill roles for your event. Need ideas? Email Rita Barber [email protected] .
David Chan, ACS, ALB is Area D4 Governor and tells us his Toastmasters story.
When I saw an article on the company intranet about the first Toastmasters club at my workplace, I wanted to join right away. But the club was at a location thousands of miles away. Imagine my surprise when the officers of the club told me that I could start my own Toastmasters club!
The challenge was coming up with the charter fee and finding 20 members. Their business units sponsored my colleagues in customer-facing roles. But others were skeptical about paying the membership fees and a few extra dollars for the charter. As I talked up the benefits of Toastmasters, I found out that the CEO was a Toastmaster! That gave me the boost I was looking for and I secured funding from the company. We started an evening club and soon after started a second club that met during the lunch hour.
However in six months of starting these clubs, the company decided to move out of the building to multiple new locations and we lost half the membership. This presented new leadership opportunities. We focused on membership building, ran Open Houses and eventually got our clubs back to a healthy state. Just as I started to rest on my laurels, there was a new challenge - I was asked to serve as Coach to another club that had faced severe member attrition. I am working with the club officers and I am sure we will achieve Distinguished Club status before this year ends.
Why am I telling you all this? Doesn't this sound like the story of most Toastmasters who work through the program? Well, let me tell you that I am blind. Being blind does have its challenges, but I don't believe that there is anything a person with sight can do that a blind person cannot. My Toastmasters stories are familiar - there are many people doing what I did: starting and mentoring new clubs and helping clubs revitalize themselves. I just want to point out that if I can do it, you can certainly do it too.!
I SAW THE LIGHT IN TOASTMASTERS
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NOMINATING COMMITTEE REPORT
The Nominating Committee met on March 17th, 2012. The Committee interviewed candidates for District leadership for the term 2012-2013. After deliberations, the Committee nominated the following candidates:
• For District Governor: Miriam Kojnok, DTM
• For Lt. Governor Education and Training: Rita Barber, DTM
• For Lt. Governor Marketing: Atul Nayak, DTM
• For Public Relations Officer: Bernard Arias, ACB, CL
• For Division A Governor: David Hahn, ACS, ALB
• For Division B Governor: Faye Yang, ACB, ALB
• For Division C Governor: Indigo Wong, CL
• For Division D Governor: James Louie, ACG, ALB
• For Division E Governor
o James Ferrer, ACG, ALB
o Jean-Francois Roy, ACS, ALB *
• For Division F Governor: Rajiv Prabhakar, CC
• For Division G Governor:
o Mike McCreavy, CC
o Jon Regan, ASC, ALB
• For Division H Governor:
o Stephen Armbruster, ACS, ALB
o Linda Shively, ACS, ALB
*Jean-Francois Roy, ACS, ALB has withdrawn his nomination for Division E Governor
Respectfully submitted, Tony DeLeon, DTM, PDG Nominating Committee Chair!
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As your 2012-13 District Governor, my vision is to create an opportunity for each of us to become better than last year. Toastmasters is the only organization where we can take chances without being afraid of failure. The only consequence is growth.
The game-changer Coach John Wooden once said, "Never try to be better than someone else. Learn from others, and try to be the best you can be. Success is the by-product of that preparation." He could have been speaking to each of us in District 4. Let’s all challenge ourselves to do the uncomfortable so that we can grow and reflect on our progress together.
I will support you in your incredible journey. I will celebrate your accomplishments. I will be there when you achieve greatness.!
CANDIDATE STATEMENTS
Miriam Kojnok, DTM District Governor Candidate
Rita Barber, DTM Lt. Governor Education & Training Candidate
We come to Toastmasters to become better communicators. In the process, we learn how to become better leaders. Leadership is indispensible in our lives, whether it’s at work, in our community, or at home. As your LGM, it is a privilege to open the eyes of so many people to the communication and leadership benefits of Toastmasters.
As your Lt. Governor of Education and Training, my intention will be to take it a step further by bringing each member in the district quality trainings, not only for club officer trainings, but in other areas that will help each of us stretch and grow in all that we do, all with the purpose of becoming the best we each can become. Are you with me? If so, let’s do it together!
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Area G5 Governor Nikhil Setlur addressed District 4 leaders during a meeting and defined what it means to lead. He said “When you visit a club, don't tell them what they should do. Instead ask them what you can do for them. That's when you stop managing and start leading”. Hearing Nikhil say this with passion reminded me of why I trust Toastmasters with my leadership development. About a year ago, I encouraged Nikhil to be an Area Governor and today I learned a leadership lesson from him.
A wise Toastmaster told me once “It's all about the members”. As your LGM, I will focus on membership growth and retention, building clubs, mentoring and coaching. In this process, I want to get you fired up and hungry for your next Toastmasters success and just as Nikhil taught me a lesson, I will learn my next leadership lesson from you.!
Five years ago I wanted a promotion. That led me to Toastmasters. In that new journey I discovered that there is far more to gain in this organization than a promotion at work. I saw more possibilities. One of those possibilities is gaining the ability to lead any community, not just a corporate one. Remember those hopes and dreams you had as a kid? Iʼve lived a few, graduated from UC Berkeley, built my dream home, and thanks to Toastmasters I have started my own business. I want to spread word of how this amazing group of people can help individuals like us to bring our dreams to reality. As PRO I would like to show people how they can benefit from joining a club, and to promote continued engagement by our members. Practice makes better! The better we get, the better equipped we are to make a difference in our communities and to bring our dreams to reality.
CANDIDATE STATEMENTS
Atul Nayak, DTM Lt. Governor Marketing
Candidate
Bernard Arias, ACB,CL Public Relations Officer
Candidate
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David Hahn, DTM Division A Governor Candidate
Faye Yang, ACB, ALB Division B Governor Candidate
I believe our strength lies in helping the clubs who are struggling, and expanding existing clubs. There is a fountain of opportunities waiting to be captured. Supporting one another we can reach the leadership and communicational goals we set for ourselves by following the DCP. I’m confident we can not only deepen our own knowledge, but more importantly enhance each other’s accomplishments. Working side by side with the Area Governors, we can start and develop new clubs by sharing what positive building attributes Toastmasters can provide. We can stress the enormous benefits that are gained professionally and personally by being active in Toastmasters.
Toastmasters has not only helped me discover my voice, but it has also helped me discover my passion for guiding others to becoming better speakers and future leaders.
I enjoy mentoring individuals preparing their speeches, or learning how to organize events such as contests. Seeing them overcome challenges and succeed is a measure of my own success. As Area B2 Governor, I am working closely with my clubs to ensure that they continue to thrive and achieve the President’s Distinguished Club status. I am also excited to be involved with other Division B Area Governors in starting multi-lingual clubs, to reach out to new demographics.
It has been a thrilling experience working with new groups of people. As Division B Governor, I look forward to supporting and motivating even more members and clubs, and continuing our growth into new frontiers, making Division B AND District 4 even more successful!
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First I would like to thank Securely Speaking, David Mauro, Sal Salimi, Hemang Shah and all the AMAZING members of District 4 who inspired my candidacy and have taught me the true meaning of leadership.
When I first joined Toastmasters I was under the impression that all I would learn was how to speak in front of an audience. Boy was I surprised when I began to realize that there is so much more to being a part of such a dynamic group of individuals. I have enjoyed the adventure of taking on leadership roles and it has led me to this day. My mission for the next year is to inspire others to step outside of their comfort zone and to reach for their goals, such as encouraging members to take on officer roles or motivating my team to reach their DCP goals.
CANDIDATE STATEMENTS
James Louie, ACG, ALB Division D Governor
Indigo Wong, CL Division C Governor
Candidate!
I have been an active member of Toastmasters International since 2001. I attained my Advanced Communicator Gold in August 2011 and am working towards the Advanced Leader Silver Award. As an active club member and as a club officer since 2006, there is always something to learn as I continue to grow with Toastmasters. I have faced many challenges and learned many lessons as the current D1 Area Governor for 2011-2012.
As the Division Governor, I will support the Area Governors so that they may fulfill their responsibilities to their clubs. I believe that by providing effective training and leadership development at the club level, its members will flourish. I respectfully ask for your confidence and support so that all may reap the benefits of Toastmasters.
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Rajiv Prabhakar, CC Division F Governor Candidate
Toastmasters is heralded as the place where “leaders are made,” and in my case, that is definitely true. My experiences as a club officer, club president and area governor have taught me so much about leadership, and I’m sure I still have even more to learn. After all that Toastmasters has taught me, I feel it’s only fair for me to give back as well. As someone who’s been in 4 different clubs across 3 different states, I’ve seen a wide variety of club best practices that I’d like to share. We as the district exist in order to serve the needs of the average Toastmasters member, who may not even be aware of our existence. I have some ideas on how we can reach out and make a real difference in the Toastmasters experience of such members, and I’m looking forward to working on them over the next year.
Joining Toastmasters has been a rewarding experience because I have not only enhanced my public speaking and leadership skills but also met a lot of wonderful individuals. Education is the key to retaining and securing quality members. This is one of my priorities as Division Governor. Before joining Toastmasters International, I served as a president for several organizations and did not feel the need to join Toastmasters. But serving as VP-Education, President, and completing the CC, ACG, ALB, was a humbling experience. We need to develop more advanced leadership candidates, particularly our most coveted DTM. This will lead to having well-managed clubs. This is my other priority as Division Governor. The diversity of backgrounds and cultures at Toastmasters International makes it a great organization. My goal is to strengthen each club by working closely with Area Governors and also engaging corporate HRs to partner with them to develop their staff through the Toastmasters’ program.
CANDIDATE STATEMENTS
James Ferrer, ACG, ALB Division E Governor
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Mike McCreavy, CC Division G Governor Candidate
Jon Regan, ACS, ALB Division G Governor Candidate
What do you carry away, after your first term as an Area Governor? For me, it was three things. First, appreciation for the many great people I’ve been able to work with. Next, thankfulness that I’ve had the opportunity to give back to an organization that has done so much for me. And many lessons learned, that I want to share with future Area Governors to make their path easier, and their results more powerful. I am pursuing the office of Division G Governor determined to make a difference, both through my own work, but also through our incoming Area Governors. After all, isn’t that what leadership is all about - not just pursuing excellence yourself, but having a positive impact on everything you’re responsible for?
That’s what I want to bring it to Division G, so I encourage you to vote for Jon Regan to be your next Division G Governor.
As Governor for Area G4, I have led teams to: * Obtain sponsorships to fund restaurant-quality food at contests (No Raffles Necessary!). * Heavily promote contests to get 80-100 attendees at each area event. * Introduce "co-officers" to strengthen club leadership where appropriate. * Drive 100% participation in the Officer Training program for the entire G4 area. * Support Division G by participating in Club Officer Training events. * Always maintain club focus on the Distinguished Club Program goals.
By the end of this term, all five of Area G4's clubs will be President's Distinguished. Area G4 will also be President's Distinguished itself as we are in the process of chartering a new club. With the support of the Toastmasters of Division G, I hope to take this record of success to the Division level. For Division G Governor: Vote Mike!
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Lead with vision! Toastmasters is an awesome program that helps me in both my leadership and communication skills. Under my direction, Area H1 continues to achieve strong membership, officer trainings, and manual completions. For my HPL, I successfully led the Area Governors in hosting a division-wide open house. The vision was two-fold; to increase membership and reinforce the joy of Toastmasters for existing members.
I was asked by a manager, "Do you know the difference between leadership and management?" I'm excited to report it was Toastmasters that helped me find the answer. Leading is surrounding yourself with quality Toastmasters, outlining a plan, and setting the course where they'll successfully complete the plan. Adding vision to that plan inspires individual growth. I will bring both the superior leadership and vision where every member of Division H is nurtured, sustains personal growth, and is a successful Toastmaster. I will lead with vision.
When I attended my first Toastmasters meeting 4 years ago, I had no idea how Toastmasters would transform me and improve my life. My experience with Toastmasters has uncovered the leader in me and provided me the opportunity to encourage others to grow. This transformational opportunity of Toastmasters is what I envision carrying with me into the role of Division Governor.
As VP Education and President at Promasters, I enthusiastically led the club to President Distinguished status both years. I spread enthusiasm outside of my club as a mentor to GToast, helping them achieve Distinguished Status their first year, as a new club sponsor, and as Area H3 Governor. I look forward to continuing to share my enthusiasm for Toastmasters and to nurture and support the growth of others in Division H and District 4 as Toastmasters has nurtured and supported me.
''INSPIRATIONAL - CAPABLE – LIVELY. VOTE LINDA SHIVELY''
CANDIDATE STATEMENTS
Stephen Armbruster, ACS, ALB L Division H Governor Candidate
Linda Shively, ACS,ALB Division H Governor Candidate
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At the upcoming District Conference, District Council members will vote on District Business. District Council members include the Presidents and Vice Presidents of Education from each District 4 Toastmasters club in good standing at the time of the District Council meeting and current District 4 Executive Committee members (District Governor, Lt. Governor Education & Training, Lt. Governor Marketing, Public Relations Officer, Immediate Past District Governor, Division Governors, Area Governors, District Secretary and District Treasurer).
Each club President and Vice President of Education in attendance is entitled to one vote. If either or both officers cannot attend, they may designate, in writing, any other active member of their club to act as proxy. If one of these officers is not in attendance and has not designated another club member as a proxy, the officer or proxy in attendance shall be deemed to hold the proxy of the other and may, therefore, cast two votes for the club. No member may cast more than two club votes, even if he or she is a member of more than one club. You may use the proxy form printed below or provide the same information by other means, but the proxy holder must present the proxy assignment in paper form (i.e. print out an e-mail) and it must include the signed or typed name of the club officer making the assignment.
Each District officer is entitled to one vote, which must be cast in person. Proxies are not accepted for District Officers. A District Officer may also hold up to two club votes (assigned as described above), therefore a District Officer may cast a total of three votes. If you are a club President, Vice President of Education, or District Officer, check in at the Credentials Desk and sign for your ballots. If you are the proxy for the President and/or the Vice President of Education, present your proxy assignment form to the Credentials Desk.
Check in at the Credentials Desk at least 30 minutes before the business meeting starts.
All Toastmasters who are planning to attend the Conference: if neither the President nor Vice President of Education is attending, have them complete the proxy form for you or another club member who will be attending.
Toastmasters International – District 4
Spring Conference, 2012 District Council Meeting Proxy
Club Name _________________________ Club Number ___________________________
I hereby appoint to vote ____________________________________________________ as my proxy during the District Council Meeting
Signed: Office: Club President [ ] VP Education [ ] (check one)
VOTING PROCEDURES & PROXY INSTRUCTIONS
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District Realignment - Why and How Are the Decisions Made? Tony DeLeon, DTM, PDG is the District 4 Realignment Chair.
Every year, District 4 is required by Toastmasters International to review the distribution of its clubs within area and divisions. Currently our District is made up of over 225 clubs and distributed among 42 areas with four to seven clubs per area and eight divisions with four to six areas per division. Each year, we charter a number of new clubs, some clubs stop meeting and disband, and some clubs move to new locations within the District. We review the location and the health of our clubs and with this information, area and division boundaries may change as clubs are moved to balance and strengthen each area and division. This process is known as realignment.
Criteria used by the leadership team are:
• workload for the Area Governor • the geographical locations of the club • the balance of aspiring and strong clubs, a aspiring club is one working on building
membership, educational and leadership growth and is below 20 members • what will be least disruptive to the area and division
Proposals were generated and voted on by the District Executive Committee on March 24th. The outcome of that vote is presented here and will be offered for vote at the District Council meeting May 12th during the Business Meeting at the Spring Conference. It is important that your club’s President, Vice President of Education or proxy holder (see Voting Procedures & Proxy Instructions on page 15) be at the meeting to vote on the final alignment plan for the District for the coming Toastmasters year starting July 1, 2012. It is very important that one of your two above-mentioned officers or by the proxy holder represents your club at the Business Meeting from your club in order for the District to have a quorum at the Business Meeting. Either one of your officers or your proxy holder can cast both of your club’s votes.
Keep in mind, that this is a snapshot of our District as of March 24th, 2012 and that some additional changes may be proposed due to growth or loss of clubs between now and the May 12th Business Meeting.
Please review the proposed realignment for the 2012-2013 Toastmasters year prior to the Business Meeting and discuss it with your Area or Division Governor. The clubs that are affected are highlighted in yellow. This year 24 clubs have been realigned.
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DIVISION A Area Club # Name A1 934 Monterey Peninsula Toastmasters
A1 2032 Naval Postgraduate School Club
A1 4547 Speakeasy Club A1 7120 Monterey Institute Toastmasters
A1 8221 Bayview Club
A1 8275 Peninsula Pros Club
A2 1829 Salinas Sunrise Toastmasters Club
A2 1939 Steinbeck Club
A2 4094 Planet Ord Toastmasters Club
A2 638813 B.L.T. Club A2 1083068 Talk the Line A2 1499536 Lettuce Speak
A3 1803 Santa Cruz Downtown Toastmasters
A3 2425 Seagate Club
A3 5127 Surf City Advanced Club
A3 7481 Santa Cruz Orators (SCO) Club A3 8203 Redwood Ramblers Toastmasters
A4 301 City Shakers
A4 595 Aptos Club
A4 2373 Pajaro Valley Club
A4 3802 Evening Toastmasters Club A4 1488250 Santa Cruz TV Toastmasters A4 1578255 Pacific Speakers Association
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DIVISION B Area Club # Name B1 1898 Adlibmasters Club B1 4148 Almaden Valley Orators Club B1 8337 Morgan Hill Toastmasters B1 668615 True Talking Toastmasters (TTT) Toastmasters Club – from B2 B1 685089 Funspeakers Club B1 1842218 ESL Talk
B2 3626 Valley Toastmasters B2 5232 Adelante Toastmasters Club B2 6654 Silver Tongued Cats Club - from B1 B2 7281 Willow Glen Icebreaker Club - from B3 B2 9473 Xilinx Xpressionists Toastmasters Club
B3 4224 Switch-On Toastmasters Club B3 4860 San Pedro Squares Toastmasters Club B3 6645 Loudspeakers Club B3 8499 Rollertoasters Club B3 2210753 Spartans Toastmasters - SJSU - New Club 3/19/12
B4 4930 Ordnance Orators Club B4 5474 SCUMBAT Club B4 685103 MCA Toastmasters Club B4 827125 Hot Buttered Toastmasters Club B4 1027656 Classy Toasters B4 1977581 ASPIRE Toastmasters – new club 10/31/11
B5 5015 Applied Materials Club B5 6274 Adobe Fontificators Club B5 7998 Silicon Valley JETS (Japanese-English) B5 8266 Public Speak Easy's Club B5 813457 A Voice for All Club
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DIVISION C
Area Club # Name C1 1372 Menlo Park Toastmasters Club C1 1435 SRI Organon Club C1 2117 Early Risers Club C1 8218 Tall Tree Toastmasters Club C1 1671526 Playdom Toasters C1 1573264 Move Fast and Say Things - from C2
C2 33 Lee Emerson Bassett Club C2 49 Gold Brickers Club - from C6 C2 4515 HP Hilltop Speakers Club C2 7871 Intuitively Speaking Toastmasters Club C2 1463124 Wharton QuakeMasters
C3 9913 Electric Toasters Club C3 596069 SAP Toastmasters Club C3 607909 I'm Feeling Chatty Toastmasters Club C3 854912 Actel Flash Masters Club - from C4 C3 937505 Virtual Speak Toastmasters Club C3 1588569 VAPA Jabbers
C4 2624 Jetstream Toastmasters Club C4 4648 Talking Heads Toastmasters Club C4 1029428 Securely Speaking C4 1152428 SWAN Toastmasters Club C4 1565818 Chatterbox C4 2004555 IMVU – new club 9/6/11 – from C5
C5 2943 Orbiters Toastmasters Club C5 6115 Blue Cube Toastmasters Club C5 587637 Toasters R Us Club C5 853108 Juniper Jabbers Clubs C5 1349563 Voice Box C5 1852523 Now You're Talk[In]
C6 27 Donald L Bogie Club C6 801 City Talk Club C6 4304 Sunset Toastmasters C6 4657 T*Toasters Club C6 6028 Point Of Order Club
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DIVISION D Area Club # Name D1 6535 United We Speak Club D1 7771 Watermasters Toastmasters Club D1 1280840 Advent Toastmasters
D1 1440375 EPA Speak Easy D1 1569324 iToast
D2 3873 Puc(k)sters Toastmasters Club D2 6521 San Francisco Realtors Toastmasters Club D2 7201 Twenty-Five Alive Club D2 1378531 IMPACT Toastmasters D2 1849809 Toast of the Mission
D3 2203 Asian Express Toastmasters Club D3 7025 SF Japanese-English Toastmasters (JETs) D3 9408 Everybody Speaks Club D3 822664 Rainbow Toastmasters Club D3 1279215 Eloquent Elocutionists
D4 65 Downtown 65 Club D4 2407 Magic Sunrisers Club D4 3976 Land's End Toastmasters Club D4 4292 UC Oracles Toastmasters Club D4 769523 Academy Toastmasters
D5 1244 Fightin' 49ers Club D5 714439 2nd Street Masters D5 1346259 TOASTMODERNISTS – from D3 D5 1670597 Twitter, Inc. Tweetmasters D5 2076436 CBSi – new club 11/7/11 – From E1
D6 3275 McKesson Toastmasters Club D6 4282 Opportunity Speakers Toastmasters Club D6 9825 Renaissance Club D6 600229 Labor Club D6 1285335 Toastitects - from E2
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DIVISION E Area Club # Name E1 1771 San Francisco Club E1 3295 Money Talks Toastmasters Club E1 8557 Main Street Maniacs Toastmasters Club E1 1488281 Salesforce Toastmasters E1 2136313 Ketchum San Francisco – new club 11/10/11 – from D3
E2 1133 Crownmasters Club - from D6 E2 1243 Cable Car Toastmasters Club E2 1070395 Stagecoach Speakers - 525 Market E2 1073164 Shield Speaks Toastmasters Club E2 1424967 Evening Stars
E3 779 Marsh Mellow Toasters Club E3 9109 Rhino Business Club E3 1267190 100 California Toastbusters E3 1561024 Toast of the Bay E3 1567667 Upwardly Global Toastmasters
E4 4920 Techmasters Club E4 7806 Bay Masters E4 999399 Electric Toasters Club E4 1214446 Stagecoach Speakers Frontier E4 2258108 San Francisco Mandarin English - new club 3/19/12
E5 56 Golden Gate Toastmasters Club E5 6094 GGU Toastmasters E5 1299246 Sustainable Speakers E5 1500436 Legally Speaking, The Hanson Bridgett LLP Toastmasters’ Club E5 2125703 Hult Connect – New Club 11/6/11 - from D4
E6 1095735 Stagecoach Speakers – SF Financial District – from D5 E6 5610 Sierra Speakers Toastmasters E6 1567713 AKQA BLRB
E6 1576533 Riverbed Toastmasters
E6 2044463 Red Tab Riveteers – new club 1/18/12
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DIVISION F Area Club # Name F1 1313 Word Wizards Club F1 2038 North Valley Toastmasters F1 7242 Milpitas Toastmasters Club F1 7596 LSI Speaks Club - from F3 F1 584244 ICC ArtICCulators Club F1 1862699 ABBYY Talk - from F2
F2 225 Vox Toastmasters Club F2 2736 SpeakEasy@Sun - from F1 F2 4306 Toastmasters Insiders Club F2 8124 Cisco Speaks Toastmasters Club F2 1286356 Baytech Speak Easy
F2 2072562 Mandarin English Toastmasters Silicon Valley
new club 11/7/11 - from B5
F3 3598 Toast Twisters Toastmasters Club F3 7168 KT Talkers Club - from F1 F3 586504 Altera Innovators Club F3 662205 Champion Toastmasters F3 1280493 Dedupe This
F4 2693 Vanguard Toastmasters F4 770392 Next Step Toastmasters Club F4 1259423 Vakpatugalu F4 1502076 XenSpeakers F4 1514703 EMC Masters Club F4 1776130 Sunpower Toastmasters
F5 4099 Santa Clara SweetTalkers Toastmasters Club F5 5098 Coherent Communicators Toastmasters Club F5 7922 Cadence AHgorithms Club F5 727140 SVB Toastmasters Club F5 1570146 BIG-Toast F5 1828921 Silicon Valley Entrepreneurs Toastmasters
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DIVISION G Area Club # Name G1 3088 Talking Chips Club G1 3328 TGIF Management Club G1 7528 Fair Oaks Club G1 9946 Laser Sharp Speakers G1 1424963 AMD Speak G1 1490234 nSpeak
G2 2914 Excalibur Toastmasters Club G2 3572 Saratoga Toastmasters Club - from G4 G2 4802 Silicon Valley Toastmasters G2 7975 Sunnyvale Speakeasies Club G2 1452168 QMasters G2 1684769 SynapTalks
G3 4004 Top Gun Club G3 4270 Wry Toastmasters G3 4606 HP Communicators Club G3 4658 Tandem Toastmasters Club G3 1114237 Ventritalks
G4 1577 San Jose Toastmasters Club G4 3104 Agile Articulators - Speech and Debate G4 4608 Cupertino Toastmasters G4 7430 MacinTalkers Club G4 1510119 Startup Speakers - from G2 G4 2294225 Hi Definition Speakers - new club 2/28/12 – from G2
G5 2994 ToastMeisters Club G5 4124 G-E-M Club G5 4460 Torchard Toastmasters G5 605653 Yahoo! Yapsters Club G5 733423 Toast Launchers Club G5 1571496 Optical Orators
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DIVISION H Area Club # Name H1 4368 High Spirits of Toastmasters H1 5022 OracleDirect Toastmasters – RWS H1 5707 Redwood City Orators Club H1 1409881 Stand & Deliver H1 1488183 GToast H1 1671869 Smart Meeters - from C1
H2 530 San Carlos-Belmont H2 2544 Oracle Speakers Club H2 590123 All EArs Club H2 600591 Chamber Speakers Circle Club H2 1487917 Breath In, Speak Out H2 1600439 Toastmasters DX
H3 318 Speak 4 Yourself Toastmasters Club H3 4014 Foster City Toastmasters Club H3 4512 Promasters Toastmasters Club H3 7146 ProToasties Club H3 7190 Visa Speakers' Circle Toastmasters Club H3 759427 Life Technologies Toastmasters Club
H4 191 San Mateo Toastmasters Club 191 H4 1618 Pacifica PM Club H4 2168 Millbrae'ers Club H4 2697 Peninsula Toastmasters H4 1049172 RoyaltyToastmasters Club H4 1863501 Plane Talk - from H1
H5 1818 Brisbane Club: Speaking Under the Stars H5 1881 Daly City Toastmasters H5 859889 Genentech Toastmasters Club H5 1022084 The A-Team H5 1198003 Walmart.com Dot.com-municators H5 1412212 Fresh Voice - from H4
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