[MetroMembers] Metrospeakers Membership Survey - REPLY ASAP.

[Gary Fuhr]

ATTENTION:  Current and Past Metrospeakers Members

The current executive team is very keen on helping you advance forward in
your Toastmaster career.  By filling this survey out, we will have a better
understanding of where you are, and where you are heading.  We will try our
best to help you move forward with your toastmaster projects to achieve your
goal(s).

 

Please answer the following questions as best as you can.  Once you have
completed the survey, please reply to this email with your answers.

1. When did you join Metrospeakers?  If exact date is not known, month and
year will do.

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2. What is your goal(s)?  What do you want to achieve from attending
Toastmasters?

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3. Which manual(s) have you completed?  See below for list of manuals.

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4. Which manual(s) are you currently working on?  Where are you at in each
manual?

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5. Do you have a mentor?  If yes, who is your mentor?  If not, would you
like a mentor?  See below for benefits of having a mentor.

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6. Are you a mentor?  If yes, please list mentees.

Answer:

As the executives, we are trying our best to actively engage and support the
members, so we are going to contact you once in a while to see if there is
anything that we can help you with and to get your feedback on how we are
doing.  Since we respect your privacy, we definitely do not want to over
burden anyone with phone calls or emails, so please answer the following
final 2 questions.

7. How do you preferred executives to contact you?  Email, phone, no
contact.  If by phone, when is the best time to call?

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8. How often would you want executives to contact you?  Once every ___
month(s).

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Competent Manuals

Competent Communicator (CC)

Competent Leadership (CL)

Advanced Manuals

The Entertaining Speaker (226A)

Speaking to Inform (226B)

Public Relations (226C)

Facilitating Discussion (226D)

Specialty Speeches (226E)

Speeches by Management (226F)

The Professional Speaker (226G)

Technical Presentations (226H)

Persuasive Speaking (226I)

Communicating on Television (226J)

Storytelling (226K)

Interpretive Reading (226L)

Interpersonal Communication (226M)

Special Occasion Speeches (226N)

Humorously Speaking (226O)

Roles of Mentor

Mentor explains the various roles of the meeting, how to sign-up for roles
and speeches, orient on club customs and procedures, help with the ice
breaker speech, make mentee aware of resources, provides positive feedback,
explain responsibilities, helps with speeches and other assignments, and
eventually more advance topics like officers' roles and duties, explain
speech contents and describe the Toastmaster International organization.

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Sincerely,
Gary Fuhr
VP Education
Metrospeakers

 

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