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District 36 Toastmasters Leadership Institute

How to Be Your Club's VPPR

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This presentation is core training for Toastmasters Vice President of Public Relations. Learn about your club's distinguished Club Plan (DCP), how to market your club, and how to use the Toastmasters brand effectively.

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District 36

Toastmasters Leadership Institute

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Vice President for Public Relations

Beth Stinson, DTM

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Tonight’s Agenda

Welcome and House KeepingIcebreaker ExerciseDistrict 36 and the Club Success PlanWhat is Public Relations?Toastmasters BrandingWhere Leaders are Made Exercise

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Thanks for being here!

Cell phones off please

Fill out paperworkto get credit

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Who are you?

Show of handsFirst time at TLI

First time officer

New Toastmaster

Seasoned Toastmaster

DTM

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Ice Breaker

Take what you need and pass it on.

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My Calls to Action for You

Executive meetings

Area Governor Help a club

member Have fun

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DCP – Distinguished Club Plan

Two CC AwardsTwo more CCsOne AC AwardOne more ACOne CL/AL/DTMOne more CL/AL/DTM

7. Four new membersFour more new membersFour officers trained twiceOne semi report and one officers list

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What is Public Relations?

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Target Your Audience

Demographics Target club members you want Understand your competition

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DigitalSocial MediaCloud sharingTraditional

Reaching your Target Audience

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Break

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What is a Brand?

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Components of Toastmasters Brand

TaglineVisionCore ValuesVisual ElementsMessage

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“Think Different” Apple

“Like a rock” Chevy

“Does she or doesn’t she?” Clairol

“57 varieties” HJ Heinz

“Got milk?” Cal Milk Processing Board

“Where leaders are made” Toastmasters

Tagline

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Vision

Toastmasters International empowers people to achieve their full potential and realize their dreams. Through our member clubs, people throughout the world can improve their communication and leadership skills, and find the courage to change.

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Core Values

IntegrityDedication to ExcellenceService to the MemberRespect for the Individual

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Visual Elements

TemplatesColorsGraphicsPhotosFont faces

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Brand Manual and Brand Portal

http://www.toastmasters.org/logoshttp://www.toastmasters.org/BrandManual.aspx

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Messaging

Your elevator pitch about Toastmasters

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Pencils and Paper

3 things Toastmasters helped you accomplish

Draft one short story that is personal, compelling, and represents Toastmasters

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Stand and Deliver

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What are my Calls to Action?

Executive meetingsArea GovernorHelp a club member Have fun

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Questions?