Regulatory Open Forum

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I would be interested (Jennifer.Dean@metecon.de). Thanks for organizing this!

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Dear Yoshiko, 

I am interested (lpkumar999@gmail.com). Thank you so much.

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Hello,

I will be interested. Is there any chance you can include one more person.
shaloo.kuthiala@gmail.com

Best regards,
Shaloo 

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Thank you for organizing this. I have been a Toastmasters member for over ten years, and my employers covered the fee. Although the monthly fee won't be an issue for most people, it can encourage more people to join if it is free. As I have noticed, most of the time, members can't join because of schedule conflicts, especially if members are from different time zone, and the success of a Toastmasters club depends on the participation rate. Can the fee be waived by employers or through sponsorship?

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Great initiative.  I am definitely interested in joining the group. My email id is veena.menon81@gmail.com.

Veena

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Hello, I would be interested (y.lis18@gmail.com) if there is a spot available. Thank you for organizing this group. 

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Dear Yoshiko,
Thank you for posting. I am interested and also filled out the survey!
Here is my email pritidhabekar@gmail.com

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Hello. Thank you for your interest again.

I will host an informal Q&A session on 5/3 at 8:30-9:00 am PT.
Join Zoom Meeting https://us04web.zoom.us/j/2617466649?pwd=xDonPsuPhD0sMJvDJShZ9En6YVbmCo.1

Please join me to ask me any questions.

Thank you to those who already completed the survey, if you haven't please do! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1ImmNAa8UggpqAMMjI6Aym9CSnrIuEKyARqP8ny-6O0E/edit

Thanks,
Yoshiko

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Yoshiko Stowell
Fremont CA
United States

Original Message:
Sent: 28-Apr-2023 03:04
From: Priti Dhabekar
Subject: Toastmasters for Regulatory Professionals

Dear Yoshiko,
Thank you for posting. I am interested and also filled out the survey!
Here is my email pritidhabekar@gmail.com

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Priti Dhabekar
Regulatory Affairs Specialist
Leander TX
United States

Original Message:
Sent: 24-Apr-2023 21:30
From: Yoshiko Stowell
Subject: Toastmasters for Regulatory Professionals

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

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Yoshiko Stowell
Fremont CA
United States
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I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

Hello Yoshiko,

I am interested in this. Could you kindly let me know the next steps to move forward on this process.

Thanks!

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko

if it is not too late, I would like to join as well 

dickeyblwrk@gmail.com

I asked in another thread if anyone is interested in creating a new Toastmasters club to focus on regulatory topics. I collected 10 people interested in the idea in a week. I would like to start a new thread with the appropriate title as the previous one was focused on the RAPS convergence 2023 in Ontario.

Toastmasters has a great program to improve public speaking and leadership skills. It's one of the most affordable training (about $60/6 months) with access to amazing resources including Yoodli, an AI web-based self-practice platform.

To form a new club, we need to collect about 20 people. Please invite your contacts.

I'm interested in meeting virtually once or twice a month for 1-1.5 hours early PST to accommodate participants from Europe or after work time PST to accommodate participants from Asia but I'm open to everyone's ideas.

A typical Toastmasters meeting consists of
- 1 or 2 Prepared speeches, 5-7 minutes each
- Evaluations, 2-3 minutes each + round robin (additional 2-3 minutes)
- Table topic discussion (to practice impromptu speaking), 1-2 minutes each x 3-4 participants
- In addition, we may consider having Regulatory topics, ex. new guidance/approvals/tips etc.

Thank you for your interest and look forward to working with many of you to improve public speaking and leadership skills tailored for regulatory professionals.

Yoshiko