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New Speakers!

Do you know someone who would make a great speaker during our breakfast meetings? If so, send the speaker’s name and contact information to our Vice President of Speakers, Deanna Hann.

Or, if you are looking for someone to talk at your event, try the Memorial Toastmasters.

They provide a friendly and supportive environment where you can practice public speaking and reach your personal communication goals. You are welcome to attend their meeting as a guest and see how you can benefit from the Toastmasters program. You can attend the meeting for free, and you won’t have to give a speech!
Just sit back, listen, watch, and enjoy.

The Memorial Toastmasters meet every Wednesday night from 7-9 p.m. at:
Beatrice Watts Boardroom
Bruneau Centre for Research
(formerly Inco Centre)

You can also contact Memorial Toastmasters via FaceBook or Twitter.

Our Speakers!

Renata Lang, Association for New Canadians

The January meeting will feature the Association for New Canadians. You are in for a treat for the January 28, 2023 meeting with the Renata Lang, Business Diversity Officer and senior presenter with the Association for New Canadians. Renata will provide an insight into the service that the Association for New Canadians performs for New Canadians, and will share insights and newcomer stories from her work with the Association. Register by sending an email to positivethinkersclubnl@gmail.com or click the link to the right to BOOK YOUR SEAT.

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Musicians and Caroling, Christmas Celebration with Positive Thinkers Club

Celebrate the Christmas season with the Positive Thinker’s Club on Saturday, December 10, at 10:00 am.
There will be musicians and caroling, so dress in your festive best and start the Christmas season in fine style!
There will be tickets, and raffle draws, with all proceeds going to the MUN Food Bank.
RSVP by Tuesday, December 6 (RSVP IS REQUIRED)

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Barry Lewis Green

• As a part of his presentation, Barry Lewis Green introduces the five strategies of The Virtues Project and how they can be used to foster and forge a strength of character that will enable students and adults to successfully navigate the waves and the winds of change in the workplace, in school, at home and in the community.

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