The Successful Club Series: Eleven Projects
This series is made up of programs which are intended to assist clubs in running their
meetings better, and, attract and keep members.
Most of the modules are designed to be presented in 8 - 15 minutes, depending on what
the presenter determines is appropriate for the club.
Presentation of one of these modules is a credit towards either the Advanced Communicator Silver or the Advanced Leader Bronze award.
It is highly recommended that these modules not be presented word for word.
Rather, these modules should be studied then put into the words of the presenter
within the context of the needs of the club.
These modules do not have a formal evaluation. However, at the discretion of both the
presenter and the club, feedback can be given to the presenter. That feedback can be
done verbally and/or in written form.
Manuals involved:
- #290 Moments of Truth
- #291 Finding New Club Members
- #292 Evaluate to Motivate
- #293 Closing the Sale
- #294 Creating the Best Club Climate
- #295 Setting the Stage for Success -- Meeting Roles and Responsibilities
- #296 Mentoring a Member
- #297 Keeping the Commitment
- #298 Going Beyond the Club
- #299 How to Be a Distinguished Club
- #300 The Toastmasters Educational Program
Moments of Truth (#290) - The standards for positive club impressions/opinions by its members. A group evaluation exercise is included.
Finding New Club Members (#291) - Let all club members know that they are responsible for bringing guests, and, how to treat the guests of others
Evaluate to Motivate (#292) - How to give an evaluation that benefits the speaker and the audience
Closing the Sale (#293) - Getting guests to become members (#a follow-up to #291: Finding New Club Members)
Creating the Best Club Climate (#294) - Attaining excellence for each meeting
Setting the Stage for Success -- Meeting Roles and Responsibilities (#295) - Identify the different ways that members can influence/enhance the quality of the meetings
Mentoring a Member (#296) - How an experienced club member can help a new club member
Keeping the Commitment (#297) - The ten standards of "A Toastmaster's Promise"
Going Beyond the Club (#298) - Learning and leadership opportunities available to Toastmasters beyond club meetings and activities
How to Be a Distinguished Club (#299) - The importance of planning and goal setting within the club, and, club recognition for the achievements
The Toastmasters Educational Program (#300) - The achievement level available to members and the accompanying recognition/awards
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