AREA AND DIVISION DIRACTOR TRAINING SESSION 3: Establish and Support New Clubs 206DP.

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AREA AND DIVISION DIRACTOR TRAINING SESSION 3: Establish and Support New Clubs 206DP

Session Agenda  Mission and goals  Club builders  Club-building cycle 1

Session Objectives  Describe relationship between establishing new clubs and the Toastmasters and district missions.  Identify which district leader responsibilities help establish new clubs.  Recognize the support available to establish new clubs.  Describe the club-building cycle.  Identify opportunities for new clubs. 2

Toastmasters Mission We empower individuals to become more effective communicators and leaders. 3

District Mission We build new clubs and support all clubs in achieving excellence. 4

New Clubs  New clubs offer Toastmasters benefits to more people.  Establishing new clubs provides improved communication and leadership experiences.  Area and division governors have support to build clubs. 5

Club Builders  All Toastmasters expand the network of clubs, areas, and divisions.  Area and division directors serve as liaisons between districts and clubs.  Area and division directors work with sponsors and mentors.  Area and division directors fulfill duties that support club-building. 6

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Serve as contact for demonstration meetings and pre-charter information meetings 2.Generate interest and recruit members in new clubs 3.Show new clubs how to hold meetings and elect officers 4.Submit charter paperwork, fees, and dues to World Headquarters 5.Plan charter presentation meetings DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 7a

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Serve as contact for demonstration meetings and pre-charter information meetings 2.Generate interest and recruit members in new clubs 3.Show new clubs how to hold meetings and elect officers 4.Submit charter paperwork, fees, and dues to World Headquarters 5.Plan charter presentation meetings DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 7b

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Recruit, train, and supervise club-building team members, club sponsors, and club mentors 2.Receive leads from district governor and World Headquarters 3.Assist with prospect visits 4.Help plan demonstration meetings 5.Attend demonstration meetings and pre- charter information meetings DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 8a

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Recruit, train, and supervise club-building team members, club sponsors, and club mentors 2.Receive leads from district governor and World Headquarters 3.Assist with prospect visits 4.Help plan demonstration meetings 5.Attend demonstration meetings and pre- charter information meetings DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 8b

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Receive leads from World Headquarters 2.Confirms alignment of new clubs DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 9a

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Receive leads from World Headquarters 2.Confirms alignment of new clubs DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 9b

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Guide clubs through first six to 12 months 2.Ensure club officers understand duties and how to perform them 3.Familiarize club officers with Toastmasters education program 4.Familiarize club officers with Distinguished Club Program DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 10a

CLUB BUILDERS RESPONSIBILITIES GAME Club-building Responsibilities 1.Guide clubs through first six to 12 months 2.Ensure club officers understand duties and how to perform them 3.Familiarize club officers with Toastmasters education program 4.Familiarize club officers with Distinguished Club Program DISTRICT DIRECTOR CLUB GROWTH DIRECTOR CLUB SPONSOR CLUB MENTOR DCBA 10b

Club-building Responsibilities 11  Receive club leads from World Headquarters  Confirms the alignment of new clubs with the district District Director

Club-building Responsibilities 12  Recruit, train, and supervise club-building team  Receive leads  May forward leads to area and division directors  As chair of the district club growth committee  Assist club-building team  Assist demonstration meeting team Club Growth Director

Club-building Responsibilities 13  Follow-up on leads  Serve as contact for demonstration meetings  Recruit members in new clubs  Show new clubs how to hold meetings and elect officers  Submit charter paperwork, fees, and dues  Plan charter presentation meetings Club Sponsors

Club-building Responsibilities 14  Guide clubs through first six to 12 months  Ensure club officers understand duties  Familiarize club officers with Toastmasters education program  Familiarize club officers with Distinguished Club Program  Help recruit and retain members Club Mentors

Club-building Team Support  Club-building efforts are supported by:  Committees and teams  Area and division directors Serve as members of a district committee –Club extension committee –Marketing committee Generate leads Find club sponsors and club mentors Facilitate and attend demonstration meetings and pre-charter information meetings 15

Club-building Cycle 16 Club- building Cycle Identify leads and prospects Contact and qualify Present Address questions and concerns Charter Follow up

Identify Leads and Prospects  Leads can come from  World Headquarters  Current members  Neighbors  Coworkers  Many other places  Assess existing clubs to identify opportunities for new clubs  Target opportunities  Communities over 10,000 people  Corporations over 150 people 17

Contact and Qualify  Follow up leads when requested  Understand business and needs of each lead  Contact lead promptly  To qualify the lead  Identify the decision maker  Explain how Toastmasters can help their corporation  Ask questions, listen to their needs, offer solutions 18

Present  Conduct a demonstration meeting  Demonstration meeting resources  Demonstration meeting team  How to Build a Toastmasters Club (Item 121)  Promotional material 19

Address Questions and Concerns  Address questions and concerns  Ask for opportunity to establish a new club 20

Charter  How to Build a Toastmasters Club (Item 121)  Club sponsor responsibilities  Build membership to 20  Submit Application to Organize a Toastmasters Club and charter fee  Assist club in electing officers, adopting a club constitution, and submitting charter forms  Schedule charter presentation meeting  Club mentors guide for six to 12 months 21

Follow Up  Club mentor responsibilities  Ensure officers understand duties  Maintain membership strength  Explain Toastmasters education program and DCP  Cycle begins again 22

Review 23  Describe relationship between establishing new clubs and the Toastmasters and district missions.  Identify which district leader responsibilities help establish new clubs.  Recognize the support available to establish new clubs.  Describe the club-building cycle.  Identify opportunities for new clubs.

Conclusion: Closing Remarks  Club-building is basic to missions of Toastmasters and the district.  DDs, CGDs, club sponsors, and club mentors have club-building roles.  The district may establish club-building committees and teams.  The club-building cycle has six steps.  Area and division directors have opportunities to assist club building efforts.  Club leads can come from anywhere. 24