| Attendees | |
| MEMBERS | ROLE |
| Aishah Ayub | TIMER |
| Aisalli Ayub | |
| Chandran, CC | |
| Huegesh | AH |
| Lakmichand ATMB | GE |
| Lim Mooi Kheng | |
| Lourdes DTM | |
| Maureen CC | SAA |
| Michelle CC | |
| Muhendaran, DTM | |
| Premjit | |
| Parimala | |
| Ranjani | TME |
| Ranjit Singh ATMB | |
| Renu Dayalal | |
| Sethuraman | GRAMMARIAN |
| Sham Sunder CTM | |
| Shanmugam CTM | |
| Syamala | |
| GUESTS | |
| Kalyani | |
| Lo Sho Hooi |
| SPEECHES | |
| Aisalli Ayub | |
| C&L - #1 - Ais Ali in a Nutshell | |
| Renu Dayalal | |
| C&L - #2 - Real Estate | |
| Lim Mooi Kheng | |
| C&L - #3 - My Father | |
| Muhendaran, DTM | |
| C&L - #5 - Sexual Harrasment at Work Place | |
| Ranjit Singh ATMB | BEST |
| #1 Hum Speaking - What do men really want | |
| Michelle CC | |
| #2 - Speaking to inform - Fuel Tips | |
| SPEECH EVALUATORS | |
| Syamala | |
| Maureen CC | |
| Shanmugam CTM | |
| Lourdes Chandramohan, DTM | |
| Chandran, CC | BEST |
| Muhendaran, DTM | BEST |
There were no Table Topics held since we had 6 speakers for the evening, thanks to our VPE's enthusiasm and benevolence in providing interested members an opportunity to speak.
Aisalli, the first speaker, had a captivating title to her speech which managed to maintain the audience's interest in her speech. Her body language and eye contact was excellent.
Renu, the second speaker, spoke about real estate and provided us with useful tips on which properties to invest in. Her voice was soothing and she looked really relaxed.
Lim Mooi Kheng, the third speaker talked about the admiration she had for her father and she overwhelmed the audience by showing us the lantern her father had made from a Carlsberg can. She talked with utmost sincerity and conviction about her father.
Muhendaran, the fourth speaker, talked about what constituted sexual harassment . I was very eager to hear him give us ways on how to resolve the issue of sexual harassment.
The fifth speaker, Ranjit Singh, with his speech entitled "What do men really want?", was packed with humour.
Michelle, the sixth speaker, gave us tips of Fuel.
The evaluation session was very interesting and the evaluators were all inspiring and encouraging, specially with new speakers.
The GE, Lucky, ATMB, was as usual his lively self. He conducted the evaluation session with vigour and vitality, not only enthralled the audience with his wit and charisma but also managed to pack some humour into his general evaluation session.
The meeting went on quite well except for the faux paux of the Toastmaster of the Evening.Aisalli, the first speaker, had a captivating title to her speech which managed to maintain the audience's interest in her speech. Her body language and eye contact was excellent.
Renu, the second speaker, spoke about real estate and provided us with useful tips on which properties to invest in. Her voice was soothing and she looked really relaxed.
Lim Mooi Kheng, the third speaker talked about the admiration she had for her father and she overwhelmed the audience by showing us the lantern her father had made from a Carlsberg can. She talked with utmost sincerity and conviction about her father.
Muhendaran, the fourth speaker, talked about what constituted sexual harassment . I was very eager to hear him give us ways on how to resolve the issue of sexual harassment.
The fifth speaker, Ranjit Singh, with his speech entitled "What do men really want?", was packed with humour.
Michelle, the sixth speaker, gave us tips of Fuel.
The evaluation session was very interesting and the evaluators were all inspiring and encouraging, specially with new speakers.
The GE, Lucky, ATMB, was as usual his lively self. He conducted the evaluation session with vigour and vitality, not only enthralled the audience with his wit and charisma but also managed to pack some humour into his general evaluation session.
The Best Speaker Award went to Ranjit Singh, ACB, and
Best Evaluators were Chandran, CC and Muhendaran, DTM
by Ranjani,CC
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