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tinguished Club Program
Club Name Goals Met Club Name Goals Met
AAA Towsters 5 New Horizons Toastmasters Club 8
A-Dec Toastmasters 8
Babble-On Toastmasters Club 10 Portland Club 7
Banfield Barkers 10 Professionals of Portland Toastmasters 7
Capital Toastmasters Club 6 8
Columbia Center Club 9 Sporty Speakers 6
Eco Voices Toastmasters 10 Swan Island Toastmasters 9
Electric Toasters Club 9
Gresham Toastmasters Club 5 The Standard Speakeasy Toastmasters 8
M A C Toastmasters Club 7 Toastmasters For Speaking Professionals
8 Wallmasters International Club
6 West Beaverton Club
Milwaukie Talkies 8 Yawn Patrol Club 9
Clubs Met DCP Requirements = 20+ or increase of 5 Members. Five or more goals achieved. Clubs can lose
their Distinguished status if membership in the club drops.
Wanted: Members in Their 20s and 30s
Most clubs have a will catch their eye?
variety of age groups What message do we
represented in their need to send? The best
membership. I know way is to ask our own
of one active younger members. I am
member who holding two separate
belongs to several one hour online Focus
clubs. He is 85. Here Groups to begin that
in District 7, I would guess the majority of discussion. If you, or someone in your
club members are in their 40s, 50s or 60s. club, fits the age demographic please
Our most under represented age group register for one of the two sessions. This
are in their 20s and 30s. Many of the will be an informal way of soliciting your
members in this age group that I input to develop a marketing strategy. —
personally know have earned or are
working on their DTM. Others are Please fill out the brief form to participate
competing in speech contests and doing in a conference call on May 19th or 20th.
well. Clearly this younger age group finds
value in the program. "The difference between the right word and
the almost right word is the difference
How do we attract more young people to between lightning and the lightning bug."—
Toastmasters? What types of marketing Mark Twain
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Club Name Goals Met Club Name Goals Met
AAA Towsters 5 New Horizons Toastmasters Club 8
A-Dec Toastmasters 8
Babble-On Toastmasters Club 10 Portland Club 7
Banfield Barkers 10 Professionals of Portland Toastmasters 7
Capital Toastmasters Club 6 8
Columbia Center Club 9 Sporty Speakers 6
Eco Voices Toastmasters 10 Swan Island Toastmasters 9
Electric Toasters Club 9
Gresham Toastmasters Club 5 The Standard Speakeasy Toastmasters 8
M A C Toastmasters Club 7 Toastmasters For Speaking Professionals
8 Wallmasters International Club
6 West Beaverton Club
Milwaukie Talkies 8 Yawn Patrol Club 9
Clubs Met DCP Requirements = 20+ or increase of 5 Members. Five or more goals achieved. Clubs can lose
their Distinguished status if membership in the club drops.
Wanted: Members in Their 20s and 30s
Most clubs have a will catch their eye?
variety of age groups What message do we
represented in their need to send? The best
membership. I know way is to ask our own
of one active younger members. I am
member who holding two separate
belongs to several one hour online Focus
clubs. He is 85. Here Groups to begin that
in District 7, I would guess the majority of discussion. If you, or someone in your
club members are in their 40s, 50s or 60s. club, fits the age demographic please
Our most under represented age group register for one of the two sessions. This
are in their 20s and 30s. Many of the will be an informal way of soliciting your
members in this age group that I input to develop a marketing strategy. —
personally know have earned or are
working on their DTM. Others are Please fill out the brief form to participate
competing in speech contests and doing in a conference call on May 19th or 20th.
well. Clearly this younger age group finds
value in the program. "The difference between the right word and
the almost right word is the difference
How do we attract more young people to between lightning and the lightning bug."—
Toastmasters? What types of marketing Mark Twain
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