Jose telling of Shenanigans growing up in Mexico City

 
Our liFe experiences make for rich stories.

Toastmasters helps give you the skills to effectively tell your stories in a compelling and personal manner. 

Tina (2nd time guest)

 
 

Darcy Konold, VP Education

 
 

Paul is a new member.

 


He was a toastmasters club member with other clubs in the past, but he recently joined Century Toastmasters.

He wasted no time in participating and contributing to meetings.

Paul attended a few meetings as a guest before deciding to join. Anyone intersted in being a guest at a meeting is welcome to come on Wednesdays at noon.

There is no charge to being a guest and only a $35 semi-annual dues for members. 

Frida showing off her new hat.

 


Frida is a world traveler who makes time to stop in when she is in town.

A native of Mexico, her global insights broaden the club, and her enthusiasm is contageous. 

Martin Olmeda

 

Martin Olmeda is a very active Toastmaster.

He recently helped charter a new club at Sony headquarters.

He also worked with the Charger Girls and the Gulls Girls to give them confidence when speaking in public.

Thank you, Martin for your tireless efforts to help those who yearn to become better communicators. 

Jim Tucker modestly denied performing any shenanigans.

 


"Shenanigans" was the word of the week, and all Toastmasters are encouraged to use the word in their introductions and speeches. 

Alfred talking about the challenges of being a parent.

 

His speech incorporated several stories about how different techniques worked. For example, his girls now know that if Dad has to come in and pick up their toys, they might not see them again for a while. 

Camile patiently waiting for Dad to finish.

 
 

Alfred talking about skills toward being a better parent.

 
 

Matt Greenbergs earning his "Competent Leader" award with this speech on Closing the Sale

 
 

Molly evaluating Alfred's speech

 
 

Camile admiring her Dad's trophy for being voted "Best Speaker"