You may even be looking (by choice, encouragement, or it's the next natural step up for you) at serving as President of your club.

Mike DiCerbo, DTM, has held the Club President office several times --  with more than one club. He knows from his own experience how valuable a favorable decision in that direction can be to you.  Read his  "Me? President?"  It may help you expand a future.

Vice President Education
Here is Great Breaking news from Toastmasters International, according Henry Knoepfle, ATM, Area S-4 Governor. Members may now submit Toastmasters educational award applications "Online!" Club Vice Persidents of Education must submit the online application. Now you can help your members apply for their CTM, ATM-B, ATM-S, ATM-G, CL, AL, or DTM via the Toastmasters website. For more information see: www.toastmasters.org/awards

Steve Broe, DTM, Educational Vice President, Scottsdale Ranch ask you to imagine that you are a new Toastmaster in your club.   You’ve just turned in a membership application – you are both excited, and scared by the challenge you’ve accepted, and you've just met the VPE.  The Vice President is like a pillar of knowledge for the new member.  What can the Vice President of Education do to ensure that new members learn about our program? Read Steve's The New Member and the Vice President of Education.

Vice President Membership
"I feel that each member of a club shares in the responsibility of inviting guests, making everyone feel welcome when they visit, recognizing guests, working with other members to encourage participation and promoting the benefits of being part of the organization." says Dan Dawson, Tucson Toastmasters. Read more

Vice President Public Relations
What VP PR's, past and present, from Superstition TM, Voice of Motorola, and Word Wizards, want to know about Public Relations to help them help their club. You may have answers for them and/or you may want to know what they know. You may want to know too.