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Who We Are
Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs.Not a Member?
Becoming a member is easy and affordable. Follow these three steps to membership.
Helpful Resources
History
Learn about the organization’s history, view an interactive timeline and more.
Media
News releases and resources for media professionals and Toastmasters Public Relations Managers.
Contact Us
Need to reach us? Phone, fax or email us and we’ll be happy to help you.
Board of Directors
Learn about roles and responsibilities of those who serve on the Toastmasters International Board of Directors.
Smedley Fund
Donations and contributions help support Toastmaster International’s mission and extend the organization’s global reach.
World Headquarters
Toastmasters International’s World Headquarters is home to more than 150 dedicated employees.CEO Reports
Read semiannual reports by CEO Daniel Rex on the state of the organization.
Annual Financial Reports
The Board of Directors and the CEO control and manage the organization's funds.
Meeting Minutes
Meeting minutes are the official record of the events that transpire during Board meetings.
Quick Links
#TICon2019
Join us from August 21-24, 2019 in Denver, Colorado, the home of our new world headquarters, for the 88th Annual Toastmasters International Convention!
More InformationChart Their Journey
Use code CHART15 save 15% on a Pathways Achievement Chart! Hang the chart at your club meeting and display progress for up to 25 members. Offer valid October 1-31, 2019. Not valid with any other offer.
Check It OutNew Marketing Materials!
Use the Find Your Voice and Your Path to Leadership brochures to help recruit new members. Both feature a contemporary design, the benefits of Toastmasters and information on Pathways.
Buy BrochuresOctober Online Magazine
Celebrate the magazine’s history with a photo gallery and quiz, watch a video on speech rehearsal tips, listen to a podcast on dealing with your inner critic, and learn where to find well-written speeches in history.
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