Finding New Member for Your Club (Powerpoint)
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The document provides tips for finding new members for a Toastmasters club. It recommends talking to friends, wearing a membership pin, distributing promotional materials, and conducting a Speechcraft workshop to recruit new members. It also stresses the importance of treating guests properly by greeting them, sitting with them during the meeting, speaking with them afterwards, and inviting them to socialize. The document emphasizes keeping membership efforts personal, helpful and friendly to make guests feel welcomed.
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- 1. The Successful Club Series Finding New Members for Your Club 291
- 2. Finding New Members for Your Club Let us share the benefits we have gained for ourselves with others. – Dr. Ralph C. Smedley 1
- 3. Recruit New Members Talk to friends, relatives, and co-workers Wear a Toastmasters membership pin every day Display the Toastmaster magazine Distribute promotional brochures and fliers Conduct a Speechcraft workshop Create an account on a social networking website 2
- 4. Treat Guests Properly Greet guests at the door as they arrive Sit with a guest during the meeting Speak with the guest after the meeting Invite the guest to join members for any after-meeting socializing Ask the guest to visit again 3
- 5. Keep it Personal Always keep the club’s membership efforts personal, helpful, and friendly. 4
- 6. Keep it Personal A guest never forgets the host who had treated him kindly. – Homer 5
- 7. Keep it Personal A guest never forgets the host who had treated him kindly. – Homer 5