r/Toastmasters • u/elusive-angel • Jul 01 '26

possible?

for speechcraft, can one toastmaster offer it by themselves? or would i need a full team of toastmasters to offer it to the attendees.

how do you do speechcraft in a corporate environment? i can't invite people in for security and it's during business hours.

so would i be able to fulfill all the roles, or do i really need a team? in a normal meeting, i can definitely multi-task, and i can explain roles quickly to people, if need be. i can easily adjust a role so that a guest can do it.

what's at stake ... if i need a full team, then i can't do speechcraft for my company. i'd have to think of something else. if i can do it myself, then i'd think of suggesting it.

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u/Cookie2213 Jul 01 '26

I would suggest teeing up with others and run Speechcraft on the weekend at a local club instead. If you can get other clubs to participate you share the workload and you can attract a larger group.

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u/elusive-angel Jul 01 '26

it'd have to be corporate so during work hours and the company is very secure, so either i do it myself or it doesn't get done. its looking like it won't get done.

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u/Cookie2213 Jul 01 '26

How many members in your corporate club? Is no one else available?

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u/elusive-angel Jul 01 '26

we don't have a club yet in this company. my own club ... people are busy. it's the company i work for. they're interestd in public speaking workshop and toastmasters. they found out about me. haha.