Division A: DC Advanced Speakers club meets at the Ronald Regan Building Meeting Room
Lower Level Marriott Learning Center,

1300 Pennsylvania Ave
Washington DC, 20004
the last Tuesday at 6:30 P.M.
Area 11

Contact: Nancy McCeney at 301-441-2338, eMail nancymcceney@yahoo.com Club members have experience as past district governors, division governors, area governors, and as club sponsors and mentors. The interactive meetings offer gentle comments to speakers and table topics participants. DC Advance Speakers also welcome guests who are close to completing their CTM’s or other accreditations and need a place to speak. Visit us to see the club in action. Meetings conclude about 8:45 P.M.

Division B: Voices of Distinction
club meets at the
1800 G Street NW, OTS Bldg,
5th Floor,
Washington DC,
three times a month on the first, third, and fifth Mondays
at 12:00 P.M. Area 25.
Contact: Mary Garner 202.898.6594 The club allows members to focus on delivering advanced manual speeches to achieve ATM goals, while also receiving round robin evaluations. The club hosts special meetings including a marvelous mock trial, a sharp job interviewing session, a lively debate, a mysterious mystery meeting, and much more!

(A picture ID is required to enter the building. Please e-mail Julie.plush@va.gov, mgarner@fdic.gov, james.scarborough@med.navy.mill, or griff@actuary.org if you'd like to attend a meeting so your name can be added to the Voices guest list)

Division B: Advance & Conquer
club meets at the
American Red Cross Building
2025 E Street NW
Washington, DC
on the second and fourth Wednesdays from noon to 1:00 p.m. Area 23.
Contact: President Scott Meyer, 202-303-8612 or email, or VPPR Joseph Reninger, 202-303-7694 or email. ADVANCE & CONQUER is an Advanced Speakers Club that focuses on providing speaking, educational, and leadership opportunities for Toastmasters who have already achieved the Competent Communicator (CC) designation. Members are required to also maintain their membership in a "home club" so that Advance & Conquer is an enhancement to, rather than a replacement for, their "home club." We believe that membership in an advanced club provides:
• More speaking opportunities, especially for the Advanced Communicator level speeches
• More rigorous evaluations
• More leadership opportunities
• More varied formats and themes (for example, television training, seminars, workshops)
Club members thrive in a cooperative, supportive, and fun environment. Our club offers its members challenging opportunities to present projects in a variety of advanced manuals that are geared to meet specific professional and personal goals.
Advance & Conquer Toastmasters provides club members with opportunities to build better leadership skills. Members can develop and improve their skills in:
• Leading project teams
• Being a better negotiator
• Connecting with an audience
• Running an efficient, on-time meeting
Visit our website at http://advance.freetoasthost.us

Division C: Maryland Advanced Toastmasters club meets at GEICO,
5260 Western Avenue,
Chevy Chase MD,
once a month on the first Tuesday
at 7:30 P.M. Area 35 Contact: Jay Moore at 202-224-0092 or by email.

This club specializes in multiple speeches and round robin evaluations. The meetings tend to have 4 speeches per night and the meeting runs to 9:30 P.M. However, the quality and quantity of evaluations makes this time well spent. The club prides itself on the number of area and division contest winners who are members of the club, and the club's flexibility to meet its members' needs. For wit, charm and true improvement, come visit Maryland Advanced Toastmasters.

Division D: NTL Advanced (Never Too Late) club meets at the
Holy Cross Lutheran Church
6905 Greenbelt Road
Greenbelt, MD 20770
the second Wednesday.
Refreshments start at 6:45 P.M., and meeting begins at 7:00 P.M. Area 44.

Contact: Bonnie Maidak at 301-528-8250 or email. This club focuses on improving evaluation skills, developing better meeting protocol and learning district leadership skills through its unique Comment Period meeting segment. The occasional "Listener" meeting role improves listening and question-asking skills. Each meeting has refreshments to encourage social time (ask us what "gezellig" means!)as well as to help the club have "fun" (yet educational) meetings.

Division D: Kalpana Advanced Toastmasters club meets at the NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center
Building 28, Room S216
Greenbelt, MD. 20771
Meets on the 3rd Friday of the month
Contact: Marilyn Mack at 301-286-4638.

Please call before coming.

Membership requirement: Must have completed 6 speeches from the basic manual or competed in a Toastmasters speech contest.  The club’s name "Kalpana" means "imagination", and is a tribute to Chawla Kalpana, one of the astronauts who died in the Columbia accident in February 2003. Kalpana was chartered in December 2003. We're always happy to welcome visitors or new members to the club - we hope to see you soon!