Fiesta Toastmasters is a bilingual Spanish/English group of colleagues that meet to practice the Toastmasters skills of speaking and leadership. You do not need to be fluent in Spanish to attend, and can attend the first few meetings at no cost. There is a small fee (under $50) to join toastmasters if you decide to continue with the group. We meet on the second and fourth Mondays of the month from 6 - 7 pm at a convenient midtown location - Night Owl Studios, Rm 700, 112 West 27th Street between …

City Hall Toastmasters is a place where you develop and grow - both personally and professionally. You join a community of learners, and in Toastmasters meetings we learn by doing. Whether you're an executive or a stay-at-home parent, a college student or a retiree, you will improve yourself; building skills to express yourself in a variety of situations. You'll open up a world of new possibilities: giving better work presentations; leading meetings - and participating in them - more confidently …

AXA Equitable Toastmasters Club is a local chapter of Toastmasters International which is a world leader in communication and leadership development where members improve their speaking and leadership skills by attending meeting to practice first hand. Our meetings begin promptly at 5:45pm on the 2nd & 4th Wednesday of every month at the following address: Adobe Systems 1540 Broadway - 17th floor (at West 45th Street) New York, NY 10036 In order to gain access to the meetings you will need to …

Speak and Lead Toastmasters is a friendly group with the aim of helping you overcome your fear of public speaking and leadership. Whatever your personal goal may be, we're prepared to help you! We're understanding of your situation and expect nothing more from anyone than their best. A diverse group, there are opinions and experience from all walks of life. From introverts to extroverts, from young to older, from inexperienced to well-practiced, there is someone here to help you! So if you're re …

Toastmasters International (TI) is a world leader in communication and leadership development. A non-profit organization started in 1924, TI today is 270,000 members strong. Members develop public speaking and leadership skills through practice and feedback by attending one of the 13,000 clubs that make up TI’s global network of meeting locations. Gateway 2 Toastmasters Club is one of them. Gateway 2 Club helps its members improve their leadership skills by encouraging them to assume one of the …

Are you interested in sharpening your public speaking skills? What about improving your business communication or leadership skills? Traffic Toastmasters Club, located near Grand Central Station in Midtown Manhattan, provides a supportive, action based environment for its members to enhance their public speaking and leadership abilities. We welcome guests, visitors of all public speaking levels.

Looking to improve your leadership and presentation skills? Come visit Flushing Toastmasters Club, where everyone can learn and practice the art of public speaking in a fun and friendly environment. Contact Us: flushingtoastmasters@gmail.com or 347-542-8014

Toastmasters is a non-profit which has been helping people improve their public speaking, communication and leadership skills since 1924. Club members and visitors get the opportunity to speak in front of the group, in a fun and supportive learning environment. Anyone and everyone is welcome to attend! If you'd like to get started right away, rather than waiting for new meetings to appear on this Meetup group, go directly to www.toastmasters.org and click "Find a location near you".

Who are MINY Toastmasters? MINY, also known as Minority Interchange of New York, are minority professionals from all nationalities meeting 3 times a month to build public speaking and communication skills. http://www.minytm.com http://toastmasters46.org/

Toastmasters has been helping people improve their public speaking, communication and leadership skills since 1924. Group meets 1st and 3rd Wednesdays each month from 12:30-1:30 at LIM College, 216 East 45th Street (just east of Third Avenue) on the 8th floor.  Club members take turns with all meeting roles and provide supportive learning environment. Fun and active.

Have you ever wondered what they do at a Toastmasters meeting? Toastmasters International is a well known not-for-profit organization and I invite you to visit their website at www.Toastmasters.org to learn more. Toastmasters has helped many to overcome the fear of public speaking by building self confidence, leadership skills, networking and so much more. Come and see for yourself how this organization can help you. If you are already a Toastmaster, your visit will be greatly appreciated and we …

When you come to West Side Talkers, You Don't Just Get A Toastmasters Public Speaking Club, You get An Experience! At West Side Talkers You get A One-Stop-Shop For All Your Public Speaking Needs. Our comprehensive program at West Side Talkers is designed to help you develop your public speaking skills, more quickly and efficiently. - And all this while having Fun! Here is a quick snapshot of what we do at West Side Talkers that is an enhancement of our Toastmasters program. (No other Toastmaste …

This is a group for any professionals looking to practice and improve their public speaking skills. The group is professional and supportive, and we create a relaxed atmosphere to help you become a confident speaker fast! Whether it's a toast at a wedding, asking for a raise or developing your speaking skills for a work pitch - this group will help build your communication skills and help you reach new heights in your professional and personal life!

This is a group for anyone wants to learn speaking more exciting and feel more comfortable in any social setting. Join us if you want to become skillful while speaking in front of an audience in formal or informal setting, be it a prepared speech or an impromptu one.

Desire To Be A Better Communicator? Make Powerful Presentations? Want To Become A Better Leader? Then come join us, Toast of the Bronx is a group for anyone interested in improving their communication and leadership skills. If you have a fear of speaking in public this is the place for you. We are a fun group, that believes in self-improvement . We meet every first and third Saturday of each month.

Come join us as we explore various approaches that will help take your public speaking skills to the next level. With our fun and interactive approach, we'll incorporate group activities, practical experience, coaching, experimentation, and other engaging activities to help develop and reinforce your skills as an effective communicator. In a comfortable and friendly environment, we'll develop our speaking skills in a way that will be immediately applicable both in your professional and personal …

We meet every Friday at 7pm (excluding Holiday weekends) Learn to act while overcoming stage fright. Meet new people and increase your confidence and poise. 10 Session Program. Scene Work - Improvisation - Monologue Study - Showcase Performance opportunities. Make a reservation for a Free Trial Visit. The focus is on relaxation and natural performance based on sound fundamental acting technique. We also provide the unique opportunity to perform before live audiences in our own in-house showcase …

If you are an English-learner, interested in free English classes, we can help. Enrollment is open until classes are full, so make sure to come in soon! Those classes will help you to improve both your written and you speaking skill for free.

The mission of the International Debate Education Association (IDEA) is to promote mutual understanding and democracy globally by supporting discussion and active citizenship locally. Founded in the City of London in 1755, the Cogers is the oldest free speech forum in the world. IDEA brings this tradition to NYC with the introduction of the Big Apple Cogers, which typically meets the first Wednesday of each month (locations vary) for a lively open debate on current events. Here's how it works - …

The only way to get better at presenting is simply .... to practice, practice, practice! Why was this group formed We liked the idea of creating a friendly environment, where software developers could practice and get feedback on their presentation skills. Yes, there are already groups out there to practice general public speaking. But we are in the tech space, and we liked the idea of being able to present more technical material without alienating non-techies. Also, presenting to fellow develo …