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October 2019 | Southern Cross Newsletter
District 73 | October 2019 Edition | District Director Sue Pederick | d73.toastmasters.org.au
Southern Cross Newsletter
Inside this Issue:
The District Director, our Program Quality Director and Club Growth Director all talking
leadership in different guises. Make your contribution this year, leave a legacy with your club,
take a calculated risk… its all about leadership.
An Update on D73 and a Call for Officer Roles
Near Distinguished Clubs – so close.
A ripple effect or making waves ?
Also:
Congrats to our Sept Award Winners
Carol McCulloch – Pathway Corner & Zoom Basics
Q&A on leadership
meet karina skegg
Kelly Viera – Gget some new skills under your belt and Youth leadership program needs
you!
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SUE PEDERICK DTM
District Director
What an industrious
month with many
activities shared across
the District. Toastmasters International has
many resources from the monthly The
Leader Letter - Toastmasters International
and International Magazine - Toastmasters
International which are always available
online and support your learning within the
organisation.
Do you want statistics to share with your
members? These can be found on the
dashboard in the Distinguished
performance reports or on the Statistics
and Data Hub - Toastmasters
International, these info graphics are
valuable guides for all to share.
If you are missing local information across
SA, Vic and Tasmania please visit the D73
Events Calendar - District 73 Toastmasters
- Vic, Tas & SA where you will find a hive
of activity as engagement is certainly
evident. Let Heath our webmaster know of
events so we can encourage others to
attend: Queries/Edits to District
Webmaster: Heath Gilham
Save these dates:
• District Executive committee meeting (Division Director, Area Directors and District Leadership team) via zoom: Sunday 10th November 2-3.30pm (AEST), links for registration are sent to all required attendees, save the date.
• Club officer/ Toastmaster Leadership training by the Division Directors round two: 1st November- 29th February 2020, Division directors will advise when their training will be held.
Last weekend we had incredible resources
shared through educational events in SA
(Pathways Masterclass) and Victoria
(Division supported event Metro, Inner City
and Eastern) on the 12th and 13th October.
Check out the calendar for future events,
many among the exciting area contests in
progress. Congratulations to all area
contest winners looking forward to seeing
the best of the best at the Division contests
in February and March 2020.
Pathways is regularly updated and
supported through either the District
website and Toastmasters International
Pathways page: We currently have
82.75% of club officers engaged in the
Pathways program - just under the region
average. It would be fabulous to have all
club officers on Pathways as it is now the
only educational program available for new
members. Officers are the conduit for new
members. Our statistics show that 46.28%
of new members are on Pathways we
need to increase this significantly to
support the only education resources
available to our newest recruits.
Leader resources: Toastmasters Fast
Track - Toastmasters International
Do you have people who only want to
engage in a quick fix to speaking? Then
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here is your opportunity to share this
resource with potential new members who
will be able to engage with Toastmasters
prior to joining the organisation. It’s also
an open opportunity for guests and future
members. News and Announcements -
Toastmasters International
District Officer Roles, now HPL
opportunities:
There are only a few roles throughout the
District for anyone interested in becoming
an Area Director, District Officers - District
73 Toastmasters - Vic, Tas & SA. Although
we have passed the deadline for
acknowledgment as a District role, the role
can be utilised as an HPL project for
anyone interested.
Please contact me for further details.
Area Director roles on offer are: E15, I48,
M24, N28, N30, S42.
If you are also keen to support many new
clubs coming into the District, we have a
position for the ‘Club Extension Chair
SA/Tas’, please share your experience for
this incredible opportunity as we are
looking for a great fit for the District. If you
wish to apply for any of the above roles,
please send your
completed Officer Agreement
and Release Statement - Toastmasters
International to the District Director at
The engagement with our District is
exceptional as many of our members are
actively sharing support and advice to
deliver excellence.
We are growing, we are engaging and
consolidating, we are powering ahead with
great people who believe in Toastmasters;
sharing resources passionately.
Rub shoulders with those who support
these formidable resources Toastmasters
has to offer, these are your future leaders.
A Note from our Editor
An inspiring quote I came across whilst preparing this issue :
If your actions inspire others to dream more, learn more, do more and become more, you
are a leader..." John Quincy Adams (US President - looooong time ago).
True statements never age, never go out of fashion. The words leadership and influence
are often so inter-related because regardless of title or what position you have often we
know who the 'real boss' is - the one who has influence. In this issue we provide some
thoughts on leadership especially within the Toastmasters community, we put a call out
to you to take on Leadership roles - consider these roles seriously as they are huge
stepping stones to further your communication / presentation skills / confidence - just
about everything.
Remember also to make regular visits to our District 73 website for calendar of events, contacts and
many other resources available to you - its all there!
Remember also to make regular visits to our District 73 website for calendar of events, contacts
and many other resources available to you - its all there!
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Congratulations - DTM
- The following
members received
their DTM award in September. We
recognise and applaud your hard work and
achievement.
• Vincent Camilleri • Lakshini Watson
Is your club on target to become
Distinguished?
What does your club need to do to become
Distinguished? Now is a good time to look
at where you are at and what you need to
do to get there. As you work towards
achieving your educational goals you can
contribute to the success of your
club. Now is a good time to look at where
you are at and what you need to do to get
there. Speak with your VPE who can
assist you in achieving those goals.
The following Clubs are almost
Distinguished Clubs with 4+ DCP goals to
be achieved members to be distinguished.
Area Club Name Goals Paid
Members
Members
Needed
B1 6684 Cranbourne Toastmasters Club 6 14 6
B3 4498 East Gippsland Club 4 13 4
C10 1329078 Rev-Anew 5 19 1
C13 714166 Raconteurs Toastmasters Club 4 12 8
C9 7246 Southern Cross Toastmasters 4 22 Met
requirement
E15 6780 Manningham Toastmasters 4 21 Met
requirement
I47 773860 Happy Hour Toastmasters Club 6 18 2
I49 4234336 Servianites Toastmasters Club 4 49 Met
requirement
M20 8070 Eastern Shore Toastmasters 5 15 5
VICKI TRAVERS DTM
Program Quality Director
HOW TO Complete 2 Pathways Paths -
Tips & Tricks
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Area Club Name Goals Paid
Members
Members
Needed
M22 2350416
Melbourne University
Toastmasters 8 13 7
M22 5158193 Fitzroy Toastmasters Club 4 22 Met
requirement
M23 9088 Williamstown Club 5 13 7
M24 4263 RMIT Club 4 8 10
N29 5674142 Indigo Speakers 4 11 9
R34 3979 Dandenong Ranges Club 4 14 3
R35 3011962 Wandin Toastmasters 4 20 Met
requirement
R36 6890 Rowville Toastmasters 4 32 Met
requirement
R36 4421889 Rafters Toastmasters Club 6 18 2
R37 3807 Glen Waverley Club 4 28 Met
requirement
S39 985430 Mighty Docklands 4 17 3
Club Educational Sessions
When was the last time your club had an educational session during your club meeting? If
you have new members in your club it is a good opportunity to look at the basics. The Better
Speaker series provides excellent information on all aspects of preparing and presenting a
speech. These modules can be downloaded on the Toastmasters International Website
Shop.
HOW TO Complete 2 Pathways Paths -
Tips & Tricks
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Club Officer Training (COT) – 2nd Round
From 1st November, 2019 to 29th February, 2020, COT sessions will be run in each
Division. If you are part of a Club Executive Team please make time to attend Club Officer
Training in your Division. It is an important part of your role. Club Officer Training provides
an opportunity to better understand your role and network with other Club Officers. It is also
an opportunity to see what other clubs are offering and the challenges they may be
facing. Dates for COT will appear on the District 73 Calendar of Events. Check out the dates
for your Division’s COT now.
Division Contest Dates
We've had many enquiries of late regarding DIVISION Contest dates and here they are.
Division Contest dates fall at the same time each year however note Inner City Division's
contest date change due to a public holiday in 2020:
Bass Division: Fourth Saturday in March (28th March 2020)
Central Division: Third Saturday in March (21st March 2020)
Eastern Division: Third Saturday in February (15th Feb 2020)
Inner City Division: First Saturday in March (7th March 2020)
now 14th March due to public holiday
Metro Division: First Sunday in March (1st March 2020)
Northern Division: Second Sunday in February (9th Feb 2020)
Ranges Division: Fourth Sunday in March (22nd March 2020)
Southern Division: Fourth Sunday in February (23rd Feb 2020)
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MAKING WAVES
Over the last six weeks, I have attended many club competitions as a ‘guest’. That’s code for judge of course! While District commitments prevent me from attending as many as I would like, where I have been able to be a Chief Judge or Voting Judge, it’s been great seeing how clubs operate, the culture they create and the level of excellence they achieve with the Toastmasters brand. Overall, the clubs I have visited are performing well, with a high membership base of enthusiastic people, vibrant meetings, and are hitting their Club Success Plan ambitions and Distinguished Club Program targets. These clubs are making waves. They are creating a positive ripple that flows through everything they do. However, this is not the case with all clubs. Just before the renewals date of 1 October, there were 48% of clubs across the District below charter membership strength of 20 members. We need to build these clubs back up so they can provide a great experience to all their members. And where does this quality experience start? Where do those waves begin? They begin with each one of us! ‘Every member of a Toastmasters club deserves and has the right to receive a
quality experience.’
Life has something called a Ripple Effect.
Everything we think, everything we say,
every action we take, and every action we
don’t take creates a ripple. Those ripples can
be positive or negative to you and others.
Enough ripples will create waves, and many
waves can be powerful enough to form a tide
– a tide that can be turned if the current is
taking you in the wrong direction. And it all
starts with a positive ripple!
The same is true for Toastmasters. Is what
you are thinking a positive ripple? Is what
you are saying contributing to a solution or
contributing to negativity? Are you taking
actions in your club that will increase the
quality of the club, or take it even further if
you are already high-performing? It all starts
with a ripple – what you think, say and do.
To make a ripple though, you must make a
splash. Ripples don’t start by themselves.
The bigger the splash you make, the bigger
the ripple. There is only so much one person
can do, so it’s important we all work together.
Every member can help to create a quality
experience for themselves and those around
them. Get a Club Coach if your club needs
support; get on your club’s Executive
Committee to give back (and you’ll increase
your speaking opportunities too!); put up your
hand for a District Officer role; and strive for
Toastmasters brand excellence, from
consistent branding of flyers to the in-
meeting experience.
So next time you are at a club meeting, out
talking about Toastmasters, or listening to
someone else tell you their views, ask
yourself – ‘Are we making a positive or
negative ripple here?’
All the best - be extraordinary and make an
impact!
KARL HUGHES DTM
Club Growth Director [email protected]
HOW TO Complete 2 Pathways Paths -
Tips & Tricks
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PATHWAYS CORNER Setting Up and Facilitating a zoom
meeting – the how to’s…
Zoom Basics
How do I setup Zoom Web conferencing?
With a free Zoom account, you can be up and
scheduling in just a few minutes. Amit Merwar
explored the process of getting into Zoom using
a Free account and explained the differences in
functionality with the Pro account.
Here’s Amit’s guide to setting up your own
Zoom. Zoom-06-Oct-19
How do I get ready for a Zoom meeting?
Zoom Support is fantastic source of help for the
novice and the advanced users of this web
conferencing tool. We suggest that you:
Visit the Zoom Help Center
1. Find the instruction page for, How Do I Test Prior To Joining A Meeting?
2. Locate the link and follow the Join Meeting Test.
3. Find the video, How Do I Join a Meeting. 4. Play the video to find the Zoom launcher. 5. Find the video, Joining & Configuring Audio
& Video. 6. Play the video to find out how to configure
your audio.
How do I facilitate an Online Meeting in
Zoom?
Facilitating your Online meetings in Zoom is a
skill that you will find essential for your online
webinars and meetings too.
The team suggests that you try out a scheduled
Zoom session with one other person, for
example, your mentor or protégé, before
scheduling larger meetings in Zoom.
Carole McCulloch DTM, a seasoned user of
Zoom, provides the following advice on the
PRIME method for being a competent and
confident facilitator of online meetings.
• Present online effectively – appearance, video & audio expertise
• Run the session – timing, protocols and segues between items
• Inspire participation – encourage interaction among the audience
• Manage professionally – use your Toastmaster of the Day skills
• Engage the audience – ensure that the participants enjoy the session.
Here’s Carole’s guide for Facilitating your
Zoom meetings which includes the Top 10
Tips for Effective Facilitation.
Online Facilitator Roles and Tasks
Zoom Facilitators Essential Training
The team suggests that you try out a Zoom
meeting for your Pathways Elective project,
Manage Online Meetings, and prepare with
further essential training offered at Zoom.
Sharing Your Screen
Play this video to find out how to play sound
from your computer in a shared application.
If you are sharing PowerPoint slides in your
online presentation, David Carr has some tips
for you here: How to Start your Slides
Have you considered how you can use Zoom
for your Toastmasters Club Executive
meetings; online catchups with members;
mentoring your proteges online; or how you
can make the best use of your Zoom time in
an online meeting with confidence?
HOW TO Complete 2 Pathways Paths -
Tips & Tricks
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Contact the D73 Team Pathways for help
with your next Zoom session!
If you need help with the setup please contact
the Pathways team.
Do you need further help with Pathways @
Your Club? Find your Pathways resources at
the D73 website and recent video tutorials
here or contact us for a Virtual Support
Session in Zoom at your next club meeting.
Carole McCulloch
D73 Pathways Coordinator
NEWSLETTER DEADLINES:
If you’d like to submit an article about your club, Division or would like to start a conversation
anything relating to our Toastmasters experience, please email me Mirella James.
Deadline Dates: Your article must be submitted by the last week of the month. Issue goes out
third week of the month. Thank you to all our October contributors.
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YOUTH LEADERSHIP PROGRAM NEEDS YOU!
Have you heard of the YLP? The Youth Leadership Program is designed for Grade 6 to 12 students to
learn communication and leadership skills. Toastmasters delivers the course in the schools following
the same model as a speechcraft course with the difference that this is a free service offering to
schools. A great legacy for Toastmasters - helping to shape the words of our future communicators.
Without volunteers, the YLP ceases to exist. This is a call for volunteer Assistants or a Co-ordinator if
you have at least one year's experience as an Assistant. Besides the pleasure to know that you are
helping the students to become better communicators, YLP Coordinator experience is one of the
mandatory options for achieving DTM.
Who should I contact to know more?
Please contact Kelly Vieira the D73 YLP Coordinator via [email protected]
Oh! and one more thing... the District needs a database with all contact details of every single person
who has participated in the YLP as assistant or coordinator and who is willing to volunteer in the future.
WE need to maintain a list with all the names and also to know any programs you have completed for
this TM year 19/20 or you will complete so please contact Kelly via [email protected] and let
her know that you exist so
1. You can be recognised for your efforts;
2. We are able to quantify number of schools we service to enable us to measure the
program’s success;
3. We can easily contact you in case of need for programs that are constantly
emerging.
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GET SOME NEW SKILLS
UNDER YOUR BELT The Ranges Division is taking training seriously and is currently promoting these great courses scheduled for November. Regardless if you're in a leadership position or not, you need these tools under your belt! AND IT'S FREE Effective Mentoring Learn effective mentoring techniques from Patrick Lim (Chief Executive of Mentorship at Monash Toastmasters)
• Why mentoring at Monash club is different from other TM clubs and how does it work?
• What are Monash TM club mentoring challenges and what are they doing to overcome it?
• How mentoring success is measured at Monash TM club. Examples and statistics will be provided together with tools to be used by participants
Contest Chief Judge and Judges MUST do checklist The more than capable Nola Sharp will share with us a MUST DO checklist to help take our D73 judging and chief judging skills to the next level. Podcast for Dummies Have you ever wondered what is required
to be a podcaster? Are you simply freaking out because you have a “Create a Podcast” project under your Pathways and you have no clue where to start? If you answered yes to one or both questions well this is your opportunity to learn from Kelly Vieira and Tracy Green (D73 “Speak We Are Listening” podcast creators) on how to develop your own podcast and monetise it and in the meantime, save hundreds of dollars in a podcast course. Don’t miss out folks on the chance to learn about an interesting and useful tool. Training sessions at Ranges Division are popular for their relevance and professionalism. Don’t forget to register your attendance on our D73 Calendar - snapshot below. The Ranges Division has many events such as training, Division Debate and an extra Unofficial Tall Tales Contest to give extra opportunity for members to learn, have fun and mingle. We hope to catch you at any one of these events. ** RANGES EVENTS ARE ALSO LISTED IN THE D73 CALENDAR OF EVENTS **
Kelly Vieira DTM
Ranges Division Director
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Q&A ON LEADERSHIP
MEET KARINA SKEGG
We had some fun this month talking leadership
and what it means to us.
I spoke with Karina Skegg newly appointed Bass
Division Director on her new role and here is
part of the conversation for your reading. I
have also added some resources and material
that's out there you may wish to look - from
body language tips to leadership ideas
generally... Thank you Karina for your time and
your thoughts...
Q: What does it mean to be in Toastmasters?
To me Toastmasters is about more than
leadership. It is about connection, a very
enabling and pivotal aspect of humanity. When
I attend a toasties event I instantly have a
connection with the other attendees anywhere
in the world. I am attending a work conference
in another country (OK New Zealand) but know
that with a few clicks I can be
amongst friends. Toastmasters is about finding
confidence. Confidence to express a view at
work or home. Finding the gumption to speak
to the person in the lift, ask the doctor the
question you are embarrassed about or a
captive audience to try out new things.
The speeches vary in length but I can tackle any
subject for 5-7 minutes. In fact, I have learned
about all sorts of things I would never have
known by listening to other people’s
passions. Enthusiasm is infectious!
Q: Are you more focused on leadership skills
now that you’re a Division
Director? What are your expectations from
people around you?
I have arrived late to the Division Director party
and have launched into a Division that is vibrant
and active. The leadership roles challenge me
in a different way. My expectations are of
openness and curiosity - after all we are all in
this together!
Q: How are your Area Directors going? They
have a tough job...
I have had the privilege of meeting the Area
Directors over Zoom. One day in the not too
distant future I am hoping this will translate
into an "in real life" event. Steven Angel, Sue
Macdonald, Ash Hall and Julia Davey as well as
the Presidents of the additional Area have been
welcoming, enquiring and friendly. I look
forward to serving them and the clubs they
represent in the 2019/20 year.
Q: Toastmasters – Where Leaders are
Made.. Is this true?
Hmmm I am not certain about "made" but it
could be true if you consider "made" to be
grown, cultivated, encouraged, challenged and
supported. A hot house of fertile souls
encouraging each other. I often remind new
members that Toastmasters is not about
making everyone the same, it is about helping
the member be authentically themselves in
their own time and way.
Q: What is your leadership style?
Everyone I meet is peppered with quotes and
references to Brene Brown. My aim is to always
dare greatly. Her latest publication is "Dare to
Lead" applying her research to the
workplace. It is a must read! There will always
be a twinkle of excitement in my eye as I
challenge myself by launching into a new
adventure. Care to join me?
Karina Skegg
Bass Division Director
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EDUCATIONAL ACHIEVEMENTS SEPTEMBER 2019
CONGRATULATIONS TO…
AWARD MEMBER CLUB Distinguished Toastmaster Watson, Lakshini Rafters Toastmasters Club Distinguished Toastmaster Camilleri, Vincent S. Williamstown Club Competent Communicator Bryant, Elaine East Gippsland Club Competent Communicator Wieringa, Roland Eastern Shore Toastmasters Club Competent Communicator Zhang, MARINA Ji Happy Hour Toastmasters Club Competent Communicator Zhang, Lu Hawthorn Toastmasters Club Inc. Competent Communicator Wu, Haier Launceston Club Competent Communicator
05155244 - Name unavailable Western Legends (Brimbank Toastmasters) Club
Adv Communicator Bronze Bunworth, Clare City of Greater Geelong Toastmasters Club Advanced Communicator Bronze Simon, Tony Glen Waverley Club Advanced Communicator Bronze Barbu, Monica Mighty Docklands Club Advanced Communicator Silver Pont, Aurore Dandenong Ranges Club Advanced Communicator Silver Wu, Cindy Manningham Toastmasters Club Competent Leadership Owen, Elizabeth Adelaide City Club Competent Leadership Maddams, Nicholas Bayside Toastmasters Club Competent Leadership 05997310 - Name unavailable Bayside Toastmasters Club Competent Leadership 06572236 - Name unavailable Cranbourne Toastmasters Club Competent Leadership Simoes Vieira, Kelly Regina Cranbourne Toastmasters Club Competent Leadership Bryant, Elaine East Gippsland Club Competent Leadership McNeil, Trent M Ford Australia Club Competent Leadership Dunlop, Graeme Happy Hour Toastmasters Club Competent Leadership Renouf, Eliza Happy Hour Toastmasters Club Competent Leadership Siriwardana, Chethana Thisaranee Melbourne University Toastmasters Club Advanced Leader Silver Palmer, Andrea M. Indigo Speakers Advanced Leader Silver Camilleri, Vincent S. Williamstown Club Dynamic Leadership (1) Weerakoon, Shan Bayside Toastmasters Club Dynamic Leadership (1) Gorter, Andrew J Ford Australia Club Dynamic Leadership (1) Palmer, Andrea M. Indigo Speakers Dynamic Leadership (1) Bushnell, Irene Fuentes Rev-Anew Club Dynamic Leadership (2) Palmer, Andrea M. Indigo Speakers Dynamic Leadership (2) 06582940 - Name unavailable Rowville Toastmasters Club Dynamic Leadership (4) Adrian, Stephen Robert Adelaide Central Club Effective Coaching (1) 02594520 - Name unavailable Glenelg Prospeak Toastmasters Club Effective Coaching (1) Vikraman, Vimal Happy Hour Toastmasters Club
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Effective Coaching (2) 05437210 - Name unavailable Deloitte Toastmasters Club Effective Coaching (2) 02594520 - Name unavailable Glenelg Prospeak Toastmasters Club Effective Coaching (2) Dunlop, Graeme Happy Hour Toastmasters Club Effective Coaching (2) Xu, Cheng Esther Kingston Communicators Club Engaging Humour (1) Lugt, Fran Bayside Toastmasters Club High Performance Leadership Palmer, Andrea M. Indigo Speakers Club Innovative Planning (1) Knight, Carol J Cranbourne Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (1) 07311401 - Name unavailable Ringwood Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (1) Thieu, Mike The Gavellers Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (3) Clancy, Michael Carlton Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (3) Vijayalingam, Shaun Glen Iris Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (L2) Costa-McMahon, Sandra Bayside Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (L2) Goold, Brodie Bayside Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (L2) 06572236 - Name unavailable Cranbourne Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (L2) Arnanta, Jennisha Melbourne University Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (L2) 06926601 - Name unavailable Ringwood Toastmasters Club Innovative Planning (L2) Nagpurkar, Manoj Jageshwar Rowville Toastmasters Club Leadership Development (1) Kenyon, Peter F. Indigo Speakers Club Leadership Development (1) Clarke, Natasha Sandra Launceston Club Leadership Development (1) Kneebone, Joanne Christine Raconteurs Toastmasters Club Leadership Development (2) Kenyon, Peter F. Indigo Speakers Club Leadership Development (3) 06869233 - Name unavailable Melbourne University Toastmasters Club Motivational Strategies (3) Rousseaux, James City of Greater Geelong Toastmasters Club Persuasive Influence (1) Lesmana, Grace Deloitte Toastmasters Club Persuasive Influence (1) 06770158 - Name unavailable Indigo Speakers Club Persuasive Influence (1) 07010093 - Name unavailable Manningham Toastmasters Club Presentation Mastery (1) Fitzsimons, Tim J 505 Speakers Corner Toastmasters Club Presentation Mastery (1) Liu, Emma QZ Happy Hour Toastmasters Club Presentation Mastery (1) Sangekar, Bharat Happy Hour Toastmasters Club Presentation Mastery (1) 02222854 - Name unavailable The Gavellers Toastmasters Club Presentation Mastery (4) England, Robert William Adelaide City Club Presentations Mastery (2) Lobo, Denis E. 505 Speakers Corner Toastmasters Club Presentations Mastery (3) Chapman, Gary Philip East Gippsland Club Presentations Mastery (3) Sharp, Nola Margaret Lilydale Toastmasters Club PWMENTORPGM 01203916 - Name unavailable Silver Service Toastmasters Club Team Collaboration (4) McCulloch, Carole M Indigo Speakers Club Visionary Communication (1) 07361415 - Name unavailable Northern Exposure Toastmasters Club Visionary Communication (2) 06545870 - Name unavailable Lilydale Toastmasters Club
