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Caribbean Toastmasters hosting free virtual event. | SMN News

November 14, 2019

Caribbean Toastmasters hosting free virtual event. | SMN News
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PHILIPSBURG:--- This 3-day event will start Friday 15, November at 7 pm and open to the public with a spectacular feat of international speakers and Caribbean toastmaster speakers, Chair for District 81 November’s Virtual Event, Kareem Rombley, ACB, ALS, has managed to assemble a fantastic line up of presenters.

World champion of public speaking 2001, AS Darren LaCroix, will open the event on Friday, November 15, with a presentation on how to have better presentations. Allowed by DTM Johnny Campbell on Embracing the winds of change which will take place on Saturday, November 16, at 10


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