… LeTip Chapters meet weekly to exchange qualified leads, build solid business relationships, develop strong presentation skills and become proficient networkers. Only one representative of any given profession is accepted into a chapter, and members are chosen for their occupational expertise. 5 reasons to join LeTip: 1. LeTip membership puts "Dollars in your pocket". 2. LeTip members learn to be better public speakers. 3. LeTip is a family and members are loyal to one another. 4. LeTip members h …

… • To expand your network of contacts • To get involved in community projects • To increase your confidence in public speaking • To make friends and have fun • To acquire new business skills and polish existing ones • To participate in Training sessions • To travel to national and international events • To improve your presentation skills • To develop your leadership ability • Meet new challenges • Sharpen your Resumé   What do we do? Our activities include: Networking Events, Training sessions, …

… • To expand your network of contacts • To get involved in community projects • To increase your confidence in public speaking • To make friends and have fun • To acquire new business skills and polish existing ones • To participate in Training sessions • To travel to national and international events • To improve your presentation skills • To develop your leadership ability • Meet new challenges • Sharpen your Resumé   What do we do? Our activities include: Networking Events, Training sessions, …

Where relating is ART   Authentic Relating can mean there's no right way (no cookie-cutter mould) that relating is supposed to be. simply showing up with the intention to drop trying to come off a certain way. celebrating whatever arises letting ourselves mess it up intending to cultivate even just 1% more connection, transparency, and aliveness in our interactions   Use this group to stay up to date with future relational-games nights, circling, do-what-you-want parties, and other similar hap …

Today's Toastmasters meeting was excellent! Too bad you missed it!!! there were several ToastMasters from other clubs (thank you!) that help us put on a successful Table Topics contest! you're probably wondering what'sTable Topics? Have you ever been asked for your opinion about something, only to have your mind go blank? Have you given your opinion, but it was so disorganized that the point you were trying to make was lost? The ability to “think and speak on your feet” is an important skill tha …

… Why:  Each of us has joined Toastmasters to overcome our fear of public speaking, improve our communication skills, develop our leadership traits, and meet other people.  We hope you will join us by visiting one of our weekly meetings!   For more information about Toastmasters, please visit: Toastmasters International Note that membership in this Meetup Group is only open to members of UHN Toastmasters. To join this Meetup Group, you will have to become a member of our Toastmasters Club.   …

… – way to practice and hone communication and leadership skills. By learning to effectively formulate, organize and express your ideas to others, you can achieve all kinds of success. You'll be more capable and confident when giving presentations. You'll be more persuasive when pitching prospective clients. Want to be better at negotiating your salary with your boss? Networking at business or social functions? Motivating co-workers - or your kids? Become the speaker and leader you want to be. Con …

… They also need new ideas and strategies for finding opportunities, getting themselves in front of key decision makers, staying positive and proactive, and figuring out how to present their skills and abilities to prospective employers in the most effective way. This Meetup is for those who would like to join forces with other job seekers, share stories, exchange ideas, and get feedback from professional recruiters and consultants on what may or may not be good strategies in their job search. The …

Welcome to the Toronto Debating Society! The Toronto Debating Society has a simple idea: there's a certain type of person that is always looking for a good debate on a thought-provoking topic with interesting people. It's not always easy to find this kind of outlet, so we invite you to "get your fix" with a great evening of debating. Our debates are always an entertaining spectacle as our new and experienced members sharpen their skills in persuasion and presentation. We are a non-profit publi …

Want to improve your public speaking, communication and leadership skills?  Toastmasters offers this…come check us out! Toastmasters International has a membership of 270,000. Members improve their speaking and leadership skills by attending one of the 13,000 clubs that make up our global network of meeting locations. Membership in Toastmasters is one of the greatest investments you can make in yourself.  At just $120 for membership in Toronto Midtown Toastmasters (February through September), i …

We are a dynamic and friendly club of Toastmasters International in Etobicoke.  We're known for our fun and positive atmosphere. See for yourself. Our meetings typically have between 15-25 attendees. Not all of our current members are on Meetup. Goodyear Toastmasters (Club #4447) started in March 1981 to help members improve their speaking and leadership skills. Would you like to improve yours? You're welcome to attend for free as long as you want. Join this Meetup to keep up-to-date since the m …

This group is for individuals who want to work on their public speaking and leadership skills in a structured and supportive environment. City Centre Toastmasters is a great place for students, professionals, and want-to-be speakers to practice prepared and impromptu style speeches and presentations while also offering a chance to gain experience in administrative club roles that enhance leadership capabilities and communication skills as well

… We exercise our skills by practicing how we pitch our visions, by demonstrating our solutions and by testing our ideas on each other. EntMent hosts other free EntMent Events, such as seminars, dinners, etc. Our Annual Demofest Unconference is open to all EntMent members, and it is typically held in a University commons area containing enough computer workstations to accommodate hundreds of concurrent presentations and “cluster demos”. Our club has a NOT-FOR-PROFIT charter, which means nobody g …

  We are the Toronto Ruby Brigade, a group of Toronto-based Ruby enthusiasts. Our goal is to create an environment where rubyists can learn together, regardless of skill level. We provide three avenues for continuous improvement and growth. First and foremost, we will provide an avenue for developers to present their ideas and experiences through presentations and lightning talks. Second, we can only become better ruby developers through practice. That is why we will have hack nights and work …

… This workgroup springs from a presentation that I did (for my company GoodRobot.com) at ThingTank several months ago on the subject of sensors/tech/automation/interfaces for elderly care. I was blown away by all the amazing ideas and suggestions and thought it'd be great to keep that creative energy and momentum with a working group. Aging is a challenge that one day faces everyone - most of us want to maintain our independence and ability to live at home as we age - and this an area where techn …

… We use aikido to teach mind-body coordination, emotional regulation, and interpersonal skills, as well as, to improve attachment bonds between parents and their sons.        I also have the pleasure and honour to train and teach at NAKA IMA (www.nakaima.ca) dojo. Naka Ima means "in the now" and I love the focus we have there about being present with one another. Our slogan is "connecting through movement" and as someone who loves connecting and studying the science and art to connecting, I belie …