CLUB LEADS

Lorraine Wheatley CC, ALB

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Lieutenant Governor of Marketing&

District Governor

NEW CLUB LEAD

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Inform relevant Division Governor

Point of Contact: Division Governor where the potential club is located

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Area Governors(help in recruiting)

Recruit members to assist LGMwith new club lead

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ALIGNMENT

New Club Prospect (Division A)

Division A Governor

Sponsor, Mentor and Kick-off Team

LGM

New Club CharteredDivision A

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Kick – Off Team

Toastmaster Timer Beginner speaker and a more advanced

speaker Evaluator General Evaluator Ah Counter or Grammarian Topic Master

** Invite representatives of the sponsoring organization

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Kick-off Meeting Objectives

Short meeting to create interest Team should mirror the audience’s demographics

At least: short Table Topics session a prepared speech an evaluation

Leave time for Q & A Ask members to share Toastmasters success stories

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Kick-off Meeting Objectives (con’t)

Introduce Sponsors

Introduce Mentors who help the club through its first 6 - 12 months

Explanation of the charter process and Toastmaster dues

Collect the payments

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MEMBERS

SPONSORS MENTORS

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ALIGNMENT

Division A GovernorSponsor, Mentor and Kick-off Team

LGM

New Club CharteredDivision D

NO Club Sponsor, Mentor, Kick-off Team

1st

2ndDivision D Governor

Back to LGM

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RE-ALIGNMENT

New Club Division D

Re-aligned logistically back into Division A

Club Re-AlignmentAFTER June 30

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Choosing to be a club sponsor and/or a club mentor is an excellent way to

develop your leadership skills!

Develop your Leadership

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