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Nepal Toastmasters to host second division annual conference

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Kathmandu, December 02: Toastmasters in Nepal have announced to host the second annual division conference on December 07 (Saturday) at Aloft Kathmandu, Thamel from 8:00 am to 6:30 pm. Around 350 members from corporations, professional organizations and other communities are expected to attend the conference from all over Nepal. 

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The key highlight will be the final round of the Evaluation and Humorous Speech Contests where winners from the six Areas in Nepal will vie to be the winner. The winners will proceed to the District Level contest to be held in New Delhi, India. These contests are organized as per the guidelines prescribed by Toastmasters International. 

The keynote speaker for the conference is the International President of Toastmasters International, Deepak Menon, DTM. Menon says he felt comfortable in his speaking abilities when he attended his first club meeting in 2002. His passionate involvement over the years, fueled by remarkable mentors and member connections, led him through Toastmasters’ leadership levels, to the International Board of Directors and ultimately, the role of 2019-2020 International President. Joining him will be District Director, Jennifer Ghosh, DTM.

Every year, a non-Toastmaster is honored for his/her communication and leadership contributions. ‘The Communicator Award’ will be announced during the event. Dr. Swarnim Wagle, former VC, National Planning Commission, was bestowed with the award last year. 

The event will also be peppered with lighter sessions where Toastmasters will showcase their music and cultural talents. 

Starting in 1991 with the inception of the Kathmandu Toastmasters Club, there were only eight clubs including the first corporate club, Laxmi Bank Toastmasters Club, until 2017. Thereafter, being part of District 41, there has been a proliferation of clubs in the last couple of years. Currently, there are 30 clubs and over 850 members from banks, academic institutions, tourism entrepreneurs, Chartered Accountants, educators, women, entrepreneurs, and other professionals. 

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