EPA Breakfast Toastmasters Club
EPA Breakfast Toastmasters Club (Club #00008428) meets at the William Jefferson Clinton East building in Washington, DC. The club holds early-morning meetings every Wednesday (except the 1st Wednesday) at 7:30 AM and is open to all interested parties.
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1201 Constitution Ave NW, WJ Clinton East, Room 4140, 20004
+12409940996
Membership & sessions
Membership is open to all interested parties — no restriction. Toastmasters International dues are $60 USD per six-month period (paid twice yearly, April 1 and October 1), prorated at $10/month for mid-period joiners. A one-time new member fee of $25 USD applies to first-time members. Individual club dues may also apply; contact the club for specifics. Guests may attend meetings for free.
Services: Public speaking practice, Prepared speeches, Impromptu speaking (Table Topics), Speech evaluations and constructive feedback, Toastmasters Pathways learning experience (communication & leadership education program), Leadership development, Meeting facilitation roles, Speech contests, Professional development workshops, Online/virtual meeting attendance
Membership: 120 USD / yearly
Meeting schedule: Every Wednesday except 1st Wednesday, 7:30 AM
Languages: English
Meeting formats: in-person, online
Additional information
Club Number: 00008428. Charter Date: September 1, 1991. District 36, Area A15. The club also has a Square website at https://epa-breakfast-toastmasters-club.square.site/. Guests are welcome to attend meetings for free before deciding to join.
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