Communic~8 July 2013 - Toastmasters District 11

The Spokesman
News from Toastmasters District 11
WWW.TOASTMASTERSD11.ORG
Volume 71 Issue 2
October/November/December 2014
A Few Highlights from the Fall Conference
What’s Inside This Issue:
District Governor Message
2
LGET Message
3
LGM Message
4
Awards
5
LGM Message cont.
6
Help Wanted—Conference
Education Awards
9/13/14—12/5/14
7-8
Important Dates
9
TLI Agenda
10
TLI Saturday, Jan. 24th
@ Lilly Conference Center
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The Spokesman
District 11
A Message from the Governor
Meg Claxton, DTM
EMAIL:
District 11 Governor
[email protected]
317-379-4311
My goal is to provide every one of our members with a quality Toastmasters
experience.
In order to do that, we need to have great meetings – with agendas, themes,
manual speeches, evaluations and Table Topics. I’ve sent an email to all the
Presidents and VP Educations to give them ideas about some fun themed
meetings. (These are available on the District 11 websites
www.toastmastersd11.org under ‘Public Downloads’ with the file named ‘2014sample agendas’ in case you want to have a look. Let me know if you have
others that we should add to that file).
Great meetings not only provide our members with wonderful learning
opportunities but also are very welcoming to guests. But guests first need to find
us! I’ve sent another couple of emails on how to get publicity (the media as well as each club’s own website)
and how to hold an Open House.
It’s not only important for guests to find us but it’s important to each club to have guests. Each new person
brings a different prospective – and often have some exciting suggestions to enhance the club meetings.
There are two important activities coming up – officer training (1/2 of each training session should include
networking time so officers can use their peers to help solve issues or provide better experiences for the
clubs); and contests (the Evaluation and International Speech contest should be held between January 2 nd
– February 7th).
If you attend the Toastmasters Leadership Training at Eli Lilly on January 24th, you will be able to use your
credit card to pay the registration fee or make purchases at the Supply Store (which will be holding a 50%
off sale!). You will also be able to pay a reduced Club Registration fee for the Spring Conference – instead
of $60 – you can pay 1/2 half $30!! This discount applies to club registrations only and only on January
24th.
I hope you have all made significant progress on your goals for this year – and are beginning to think about
what will be your goal for next year.
Enjoy!
Meg Claxton, DTM, PDG
District 11 Governor ☼
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The Spokesman
District 11
A Message from the LGET
Lucy Nicksin, DTM
Lt. Governor Education & Training
EMAIL: [email protected]
317-679-6722
Speaking of: The Fall Conference. I hope you were able to attend. If you weren’t at Lake
Wawasee on October 24/25, you missed a lot. What a great conference. Kudos to the
conference team and their fearless leaders, JoEllen Eisenhour and Sondra Resen! From the Friday
evening murder mystery to the Saturday night humorous speech contest, it was a weekend to
remember. What a beautiful fall setting on Lake Wawasee. The education sessions were outstanding.
We were able to celebrate an increased number of education awards; it’s great to see so many
reaching their goals. Thanks to everyone who was a part of the weekend. The Spring Conference will
be April 24-25, 2015 at The Clarion Inn on Crawfordsville Rd. in Indianapolis.
Speaking of: Club officer training. Did your club have 7 of 7 officers trained during the summer
training session? If you did and again have 7 of 7 trained for the winter session (December 1 –
February 28), your club will receive a $50 gift certificate to the Toastmasters International store. If you
didn’t hit the mark during the summer, your club can still receive a $25 certificate if all 7 attend districtsponsored training this session. Officer training is for all members! Besides training on the seven
officer positions, there will be general education sessions for all members. Toastmasters Leadership Institute will be held on
Saturday, January 24 at Eli Lilly in Indianapolis. This is the gold standard of training sessions. Watch for updates on the District
11 website for TLI and division make-up training. All officers are required to attend training twice a year. This is truly what helps
you help your club. Policies and procedures change; you are faced with new challenges and opportunities. Sharing your
experience and benefiting from the experience of others is what the 2nd half training is all about.
Speaking of: Contests. For the spring contest season we will have two contests: an Evaluation Contest and the International
Speech Contest. Brush up your evaluation skills and go head-to-head with others in your club, continuing on through area,
division and then to the district contest on April 24. Get to work penning a great speech for the International contest. The
winner of the district International speech contest on April 25 will go on to compete in Las Vegas at the convention in August.
Club contests start January 1 and run through February 27. Start planning these contests. Someone from your club can be at
the Spring Conference in the District level contest. Could that someone be YOU?
Speaking of: Goals. The Toastmasters year is nearly half over. Are you on track to reach your goals? Take them out, dust
them off, and see how you are doing. Are you ahead of schedule? Maybe you need to revise and shoot for a loftier goal. Are
you, on the other hand, further away than you expected to be at this point in time? Do you need to step it up? Put together a
plan to get to that next education level.
Speaking of: Looking ahead. What would you like to do next Toastmasters’ year? Would you like to take on the challenge of a
club office? Are you working toward a DTM (or a second DTM) and wish to step up to a district position, i.e. area governor,
division governor or another position within the district? Talk to your club president, your area or division governor, or give me a
call. Any one of us would be pleased to give you information on what is involved and how you can move toward that goal.
And lastly, speaking of: Topics on which you would like some training. Give me a call or drop me a line if you have ideas
on training that would benefit you and others. I’d be pleased to hear from you; that’s why I’m here – to make District 11 training
the best it can be.
Lucy Nicksin, DTM
LGET
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The Spokesman
District 11
A Message From the LGM
District Mission: “We build new clubs and support all clubs in achieving excellence.”
Congratulations to the District 11 Clubs that Won the Smedley Award!!!
Bob McIntyre, DTM
Lieutenant Governor Marketing
EMAIL: [email protected]
317-697-5750
Program Dates: August 1 – September 30
In honor of Ralph Smedley, these clubs added five or more new, dual, or reinstated members between
August 1 and September 30. By doing so they qualified to receive a "Smedley Award" ribbon to display
on their clubs’ banner. In addition to the ribbon, qualifying clubs earn a special discount code for 10percent off their next club order. (The discount code expires six months from the date of issue and is not
valid with any other offer.)
Club 03646738 A 12 Notre Dame Toastmasters
Club 03750006 E 54 Fueled Speakers
Club 00003506 F 62 Crescent City Toastmasters
Club 00000485 G 71 Tecumseh Club
Club 00000517 H 81 Broad Ripple Toastmasters
Club 00001183 H 86 Nora Toastmasters Club
Talk Up Toastmasters!
Program Dates: February 1 – March 31
Toastmasters love to talk, so take advantage of it. During the "Talk Up Toastmasters" membership contest, you can encourage
your members to invite guests to a special meeting where regular procedures are augmented by a discussion of Toastmasters'
many benefits. Add five new, dual or reinstated members to your roster between February 1 and March 31 to receive a special
"Talk up Toastmasters" ribbon to display on your club’s banner. In addition to the ribbon, qualifying clubs earn a special
discount code for 10-percent off their next club order.
District 11 Continues the Strong and Healthy Incentive
“Getting Strong and Healthy” rewards clubs that were either not distinguished the prior year, 2013-2014, or were distinguished
but had fewer than 20 members and becomes distinguished during the current Toastmasters year, 2014-2015. The club will
receive a certificate for a recognition event worth up to $75.00 from the District.
“Staying Strong and Healthy” rewards clubs that were distinguished and at charter strength during 2013-2014 and are
distinguished again in 2014-2015. The club will receive a gift certificate for $25.00 for the Toastmasters International Store.
The District Currently has Four Club Coaches
Club # 640243 Cooperative Communicators Club Jeffrey W. Bishop, ACS, ALB
Club #1845527 Westfield Toastmasters Club Dayna M. Flynn, CC, ALB
Club #1845527 Westfield Toastmasters Club Scott McPheeters, CC, CL
Club #1250069 TROVEmasteRs Club Carrie M. Schaaf, ACG, ALB
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District 11
Congratulations!
2013-2014 award winners
Division Governor of the Year
Ed Barrett, DTM — Division E
Area Governor of the Year
Cara Sweeney, DTM — Area 62
Toastmaster of the Year
David Palmer, ACS, ALB
MasterBrand Speakers 2654176 and DC Speaks 3039751 Clubs
Golden Spirit Award
Lucy Nicksin, DTM
Bloomington Good Morning 482 and Leadership Outreach 9049 Clubs
Sustained Impact Award
Marlen Purdy, DTM, PDG
Bob Leiman Toastmasters 666 and Advanced Speakers 1811475 Clubs
Mentor of the Year Award
Chris Lang, DTM
Woodman Toastmasters 681 and Columbus 2481 Clubs
Club Coaches
New DTMs
This year’s successful Club Coaches were recognized.
They are listed with the clubs they coached:
Ed Barrett – Vineyard Toastmasters Div E
Louann Clark – Riverbend Toastmasters Div F
David Croy – MISO Cornerstones Div H
Jason Hamilton - Woodman Toastmasters Div E
Ginger Harrington – Twin Bridges Div E
Robert McIntyre – 7 Up Div C
Fran Schmidt – Tippecanoe Talkers Div G
Cara Sweeney – Cresent City Div F
Nancy Vesely – Bosma Div H
Roy Brammer, DTM
Business and Community Leaders 1216, Select Distinguished
Bob McIntyre, DTM
7 Up Club 3016, Presidents Distinguished
Carmen Cass-McKee, ACS, ALS and Fran Schmidt, DTM
Hanna Center Club 5212, Distinguished
Gil Michelini, ACS, ALB
Westfield Toastmasters Club1845527, Select Distinguished
7 of 7
District 11 Humorous Speech Contest Winners
1st Place Jeannie Rapstad Division A
2nd Place Chuck Lewis Division C
3rd Place Berniece Wilkins Division B
Congratulations to the following clubs who had 7 of 7 officers trained in the first round!
Division A
Division E
Club 4741 — The Great Communicators of Northwest IN
Club 6136 — Toasters III Toastmasters Club
Club 9642 — Maple City Toastmasters Club
Club 714485 — Wythougan Club
Club 4081 — Greater Greenwood Club
Club 1109991 — Vineyard Toastmasters
Club 1588093 — Power Speakers
Club 3923993 — High Horse Power Speakers
Division B
Division F
Club 521 — Anthony Wayne Toastmasters Club
Club 6741 — New Haven Toastmasters Club
Club 1811475 — Advanced Speakers and Leaders
Club 8307 — Gilded Tongues Club
Club 1052439 — Correctly Speaking
Club 3039751 — DC Speaks
Division C
Division G
Club 7614 — Raytheon Indy
Club 9049 — Leadership Outreach Club
Club 999241 — Rolls Royce
Club 3996334 — Scientific Toasters at IUSM
Club 1127 — Lafayette Toastmasters Club
Club 5233 — Kokomo Community Club
Club 3746774 — Outspeak/Outspoken
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There are additional opportunities to serve as a Club Coach, contact Bob McIntyre [email protected] if you would
like to serve as a Club Coach.
Membership Growth for Existing Clubs Training
There will be a second Membership Team Training March 7, 2015. This workshop will focus on membership retention and
gaining new members for existing clubs.
March 7, 2015 - Registration at 9:00 AM - Training 9:30 AM to 2:30 PM
Brown Mackie College 1200 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis, IN 46204
(Northwest corner of Meridian & 12th St. enter parking lot A from 12th St. We meet in room 423 A/B)
Light lunch will be provided. Please RSVP to Bob McIntyre at [email protected]
Bob McIntyre, DTM
Lt. Governor Marketing
Spring Conference Committee
Help Needed!
District 11’s Spring Conference, slated for April 24—25, 2015, at the Clarion Hotel, 2930 Parkway, West Drive in Indy,
needs several people to make this event happen. A chair person is needed for the Publicity/Meal Tickets committee and
more are needed to volunteer their help on any of the following committees:
Conference Chair: Mike La Bonne
Conference Co-Chair: Joe Phillips
Registration Chair: Pat Moore —Seeking assistants
Facilities Chair: Crista Hassett — Seeking assistants
Finance Chair: Ted Korupp
Welcome Packets Chair: Kelly Means Kahn — Seeking assistants
Programs/Meal Tickets Chair — Chair needed — Seeking assistants
Credentials Chair: Keith Hood
Parliamentarian: David Wilkins
Contact Mike La Bonne if interested in helping or for more information.
Email: [email protected]
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District 11
District 11 Education Awards
September 13, 2014—December 5, 2014
Division A
 Liu, Jinzhong—CC
Division E
Notre Dame Toastmasters
Dynamic Club
Bloomington Good Morning Club
 Chapple, Michael J.—CC
 Jackson, Linda S.—CC
The Great Communicators of
Northwest Indiana
Golden Gavel Club
 Ryan, James T.—CC
 Bradsky, Charles J—CL
 Bristol, Samuel V.—CL
Valparaiso Club
Indy Free Speakers Toastmasters
Club
 Witte, Edward W.—LDREXC
 Johnston, Ralph E.—CC
 Jacson, Keith R.—CC
 Heyn, Howard E—ALB
Division B
 Tate, Tuesday—CC
 Tate, Tuesday—CL
 McClure, Russell—ACS
Leadership Outreach Club
 Phillips, Joseph C.—CC
American Red Cross Club
 Phillips, Joseph C.—ALB
 Kelty, John C—CL
 Kirchgessner, Ron—CC
 Rumschlag, Patricia A.– CC
 Million, Randall—CL
Anthony Wayne Toastmasters Club
Lilly Corp. Center Club
 Haller, Thomas R.—CC
 Peck, Elizabeth M.—CC
 Haller, Thomas R.—CL
 Claxton, Meg—CC
 Boyd, Robert—CL
 Claxton, Meg—CL
 Wilkins, Berniece E.—LDREXC
Pioneer Club
Bob Leiman Toastmasters Club
 Hamilton, Jason M.—CL
 Osborn, Dennis R.—CL
Raytheon Indy Club
 Purdy, Marlene A.—ACB
 Brammer, Roy S.—CL
Summit City Toastmasters
 Boyd, Yorle—CL
 Rorick, Mitchell A—CC
 Stines, Patrick J.—CL
 Horine, Steve L.—ALB
 Brammer, Roy S.—ACB
 Heffley, Kristal A.—ACG
 Brammer, Roy S.—LDREXC
 Kiess, Jeffrey A.—CC
Roadmasters
Division C
 Trammell, Scott T.—ACB
7 Up Club
 Campoll, Christina R.—CC
Ameritalk Club
 Viater, Jay A—CC
Beacon Advanced Communicators
Club
 Nicoson, Andrew S.—CL
Rolls-Royce
 Porter, Ronald—LDREXC
 Porter, Ronald—ALS
 Porter, Ronald—DTM
 Nicksin, Lucy—CC
Columbus Club
 Pulipaka, Ravi Kanth—CC
Greater Greenwood Club 4081
 Knowles, Anita M—CL
 Stephenson, James Matthew—CC
 Stephenson, James Matthew—CL
 Reddick, David B.—CC
 Beeson, John Philip—ACB
 Miller, Joe B—CC
 Kirchgessner, Ron—CC
Power Speakers
 Li, Liuliu—CC
 Burchett, William R—CL
 Oruganti, Prashanth Sharma—CL
Toastmasters of Morgan County
Club
 Reddick, David B—ACB
Twin Bridges Club
 Weliver, Maranda KD—CL
 Ranganathan, Sathish K—CC
 Porter, Kenneth T.—ALB
Vineyard Toastmasters
 Barrett, Edward L.—CC
 Barrett, Edward L.—CL
 Shaner, Alan W.—CL
Woodman Toastmasters Club
 Lang, Christopher M.—CL
 Hamilton, Jason M.—ALS
 Hamilton, Jason M.—DTM
 Hamilton, Jason M.—LDREXC
 Sanders, Randal J—CC
 Daugherty, Thomas—LDREXC
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 Heldman, Gregory E—CC
Division F
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 Fakhoorian, Tamra—ACB
 Matlock, Ronald J.—CC
 Fakhoorian, Tamra—CL
Neighborly Talk Club
Riverbend Toastmasters
 Emmet, Honor Caitlin—CC
 Clark, Louann W.—DTM
Nora Toastmasters Club
Best Side Toastmasters
 Priest, Nibby—CC
 McMahon, John A.—CL
 Deig, Nancy J—ALB
St. Matthews/Lyndon Toastmasters Sallie Mae Fishers
Club
 Townsend, Stefanee J.—CC
 Bullock, Kirsten M.—CC
 File, Angie M.—CL
 Agashe, Rujuta S.—CC
Branchville Pros
 Stewart, James Tyrone—CC
 Harris, Tya—CC
 Stewart, James Tyrone—CL
Statistically Speaking
Communicators Club
 Sibray, Holly—CC
 Meiman, Carol M—CL
Division G
 Morris, Mary Colleen—CC
Cooperative Communicators Club
 Turner, Kimberly M.—CC
Correctly Speaking
 Tett, Corine Andrea—CC
 Cox, Kerri—CC
 Wilkinson, Jessica D.—CC
 Lock, Tammie Ann—CL
Kokomo Community Club
 Chorrushi, Emma G—CC
 Sharma, Amit M—ACG
Logansport Toastmasters Club
 Newell, Brian Kent—CC
Marion Community Club
 Breedlove, Theresa E.—ACS
 Brickey, Stefanie Ann—CL
 Breedlove, Theresa E.—LDREXC
Crescent City Toastmasters
Tecumseh Club
 Deig, Nancy J.—LDREXC
 Harris, Constance A.—CC
 Rozewski, Janet W—CC
Tippecanoe Talkers Club
 Rozewski, Janet W—CL
 Schenke, James—ACB
DC Speaks
Top of the Morning Club
 Hopf, Edward E.—CC
 Wells, E. Lloyd—CC
 Englert, Elliot James—CL
Division H
 Hicklin, Jennifer—CC
Kentuckiana Toastmasters
 Holt, Alan W—ACB
Legendary Toasters
 Ruby, Ashley B.—CC
MasterBrand Speakers
 Palmer, David P.—ACG
 Palmer, David P.—LDREXC
New Albany Toastmaster Club
 Collins, Vanessa—CC
Paducah Toastmasters Sam Sloan
Chapter
Associated Speechmasters
Toastmasters Club
 Yazell, Thomas Scott—CL
 Yazell, Thomas Scott—ACB
Border Talk
 Brown-Doerner, Joe Anna—ACB
Castleton Toastmasters
 Pereira, Edson Faria—CC
Dow Agro Sciences Club
 Hentz, Margaret B.—CC
MISO Cornerstones
 Willis, Veneita L.—ALB
Toastmasters Anonymous
 Rice, Lawrence Barry—ACS
 Begbaaji, Tola A—CC
Toastmasters Club of Fishers
 Hunter, Timothy D.—CL
Toastmasters with Attitude Club
 Miller, Terri—CC
 Carpenter, Vera A—CC
 Moore, Pat—ACB
 Moore, Pat—ALS
 Moore, Pat—CC
 Moore, Pat—DTM
Turning Point Toastmasters Club
 Bristol, Samuel V.—CC
 Jordan, La Tonya—ACB
 Bristol, Samuel V.—CL
Westfield Toastmasters Club
 Fornefield, Mark A.—ACS
 Vesely, Edward Thomas—CC
 Vesely, Nancy C.—CL
 Vesely, Nancy C.—CC
 Fornefield, Mark A.—ALB
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Important Dates
Toastmasters Leadership Institute (Club Officer Training)
Sat Jan 24 @9:00 Eli Lilly and Company, Alabama & Merrill, Indianapolis
Division Club Officer Training
Thu Jan 22 Div A @ 6:30 p.m.
Kosciusko County Community Foundation—102 E Market ST., Warsaw, IN
Tue Jan 27 Div A @ 6:30 p.m.
St Joseph County Public Library—304 South Main Street, South Bend, IN
Sat Feb 7 Div A @ 9:30 a.m. (CST) BP Merrillville Training Ctr 8240 Whitcomb St, Merrillville, IN
Wed Feb 11 Div B @ 6:30 p.m.
Allen County Library – downtown 900 Webster St., Ft. Wayne, IN
Sat Feb 21 Div B @ 9:15 a.m.
Allen County Library – downtown 900 Webster St., Ft. Wayne, IN
Thu Feb 26 Div C @ 6:30 p.m.
United Way of Central Indiana 3901 N. Meridian Street, Indianapolis
Sat Feb 14 Div E @ 10:00 a.m.
Bartholomew County Library 536 5th St., Columbus, IN
Sat Feb 7 Div F @ 9:00 a.m.
Kentucky Farm Bureau—9201 Bunsen Parkway, Louisville, KY
Sat Feb 7 Div F @ 9:00 a.m.
University of Southern Indiana—Evansville, IN
Thu Feb 19 Div F @ 6:30 p.m.
Kentucky Farm Bureau—9201 Bunsen Parkway, Louisville, KY
Sat Jan 10 Div G @ 9:30 a.m.
Kokomo South Library—1755 E. Center Rd., Kokomo, IN
Sat Feb 28 Div G @ noon
Klondike Branch Tippecanoe Cty Library—3062 Lindberg Rd. West Lafayette, IN
Wed Dec 17 Div H @ 6:30 p.m.
United Way of Central Indiana—3901 N. Meridian Street., Indianapolis
Evaluation and International Contests Time Frames
Clubs Jan 1 – Feb 8
Areas Feb 16 – Mar 15
Division Mar 23 – Apr 12
District 11 Spring Conference
Apr 24 - 25 Spring Conference, Clarion Hotel, 2930 Waterfront Pkwy West Drive, IN
(317) 299 - 8400
Register at www.toastmastersd11.org/conferences
Area Governors Visits
Area Governors are required to visit each of their clubs twice during the year and complete a Club Visit Report. They will be visiting between January 1 and April 30. Be sure to ask them for any help that your club
needs to make it a truly inviting, exciting place
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District 11 Leadership
District Governor
Meg Claxton, DTM, PDG
tmmeg @prodigy.net
(317) 379-4311
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Lt. Gov Education & Training
Lucy Nicksin, DTM
[email protected]
(317) 679-6722
Lt. Gov Marketing
Bob McIntyre, DTM
[email protected]
(317) 697-5750
DISTRICT 11
TOASTMASTERS LEADERSHIP INSTITUTE
Lilly Conference Center
January 24, 2015
Need Info?
Lucy Nicksin
Lt. Gov Educ./Training
[email protected]
317.679.6722
This training is offered to all Toastmasters who desire to learn more about leadership. Club Officers who attend will earn club credit for
the Distinguished Club Program, which requires at least 4 officers from the club be trained twice a year.
7:30 a.m.–8:30 a.m.
Leadership Outreach Toastmasters Club Meeting
A club devoted to leadership training – visitors are welcome
THEME: “Hold People (and Yourself) Accountable”
8:15 a.m.–9:00 a.m.
Registration - $5 Registration Fee - coffee, juice and pastries available
9:00 a.m.–9:25 a.m.
General Session –
AUDITORIUM
Call to Order by District Sgt. Arms
Presentations by District Governor, Lt. Governor Education & Training, Lt. Governor Marketing
and Spring Conference Chair.
Breakout session I
President
PURDUE ROOM
VP Education
MARIAN ROOM
VP Public Relations
BALL STATE ROOM
Secretary
WABASH ROOM
General Educational Session #1
INDIANA ROOM
9:30 a.m.–10:25 a.m.
PURDUE ROOM
LOBBY
“Prepare your Club for Long-term Success (how to get new members
and keep them)”
General Educational Session #2
AUDITORIUM
“The Secret to Award Winning Speeches”
10:25 a.m.–10:40 a.m.
10:40 a.m.-11:35 a.m.
Break-Networking, Refreshments
Breakout session II
VP Membership
Treasurer
Sgt at Arms
General Educational Session #3
PURDUE ROOM
BALL STATE ROOM
WABASH ROOM
INDIANA ROOM
“Is the Role of Area Governor in Your Future? (find out what it takes)”
General Educational Session #4
AUDITORIUM
“Get Ready for the Upcoming Evaluation Contest (and ensure your club
members provide evaluations that help)”
11:45 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
General Session - Wrap Up, Questions/Answers, Announcements
Drawing for Door Prizes! You must be present to win!
12:15 p.m.– 1:30 p.m.
AUDITORIUM
Thank You for Attending
DEC Meeting (for Division and Area Governors)
AUDITORIUM
Box lunches with beverages are available for $10.00 ea. Selections include Beef, Turkey, Ham and Veggie. Please notify Lucy
Nicksin if you want to have a Box Lunch reserved for you at:
[email protected] or (317) 679-6722
Reservations must be made (including sandwich selection) by January 17 or we cannot guarantee that there will be a lunch available.
Driving Directions: The Lilly Corporate Center is located at the corner of Merrill and Alabama Streets in Indianapolis – south of the
intersection of Alabama and South and three blocks east of Meridian Street (US 31). Take Exit 79B (Meridian) off I-70 and go north
to South Street. Turn right (east) and go to Alabama – turn right (south). Parking is available on north side of building.