Meeting Report for 13 February 2012

February 15, 2012

Written by Elena (edited by Swarajit) Introduction This meeting was just a day before St. Valentine’s Day and the speeches were full of love too: a birthplace (India); children and a blonde-haired lady. The meeting was opened by Club President Glen who welcomed new and returning guests as well as regular and new members. He [...]

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February Newsletter – fame, glory and the power of ordinary

February 9, 2012

Hello and welcome to the February newsletter for members and friends of Bloomsbury Speakers! Quick warning: it’s quite a long newsletter this month – but that’s because there’s lot to say! (Anyway, January’s was short and sweet so you could argue I’m just trying to maintain the average…) This month we’ve got the normal round [...]

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Meeting Report for 23 January 2012

January 26, 2012

Written by Jo and Elena (edited by Swarajit) Introduction The meeting was opened by Club President Glen who welcomed new and returning guests as well as regular members. He invited the audience to use the Toastmasters educational programme as a guide to better public speaking and leadership. The Toastmaster of the meeting was Mike–a guest [...]

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Meeting Report for 9 January 2012

January 12, 2012

Written by Elena (edited by Swarajit) Introduction This was the first meeting of 2012, with a new venue for the club and a lot of new faces! The meeting was opened by Club President Glen who welcomed new guests, returning guests, regular members and the club committee. He invited the audience to use the Toastmasters [...]

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January 2012 Mini-Newsletter

January 6, 2012

Hello and welcome to the very first newsletter of 2012! Hope you had a great Christmas and New Year and are raring to get started again with ramping up your public speaking skills. I’m going to keep this newsletter short and sweet as it’s only been a couple of weeks since the last one, which [...]

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