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EPISODE · Jan 1, 2020 · 20 MIN

Toastcaster 128: The Rx for Leadership – Daniel Rex, CEO Toastmasters Intl.

from Toastcaster Communication Leadership Learning Lab · host Greg Gazin

[20:39] In a rare live interview opportunity, host Greg Gazin speaks with Daniel Rex, CEO, Toastmasters International during a Fall visit to District 99, Edmonton, Canada. In this episode, Dan talks about why he visited our fair city from Denver, CO and a special connection Dan has to our own Peter Kossowan, a.k.a. Mr. Toastmaster.  We also learn a little more about Dan, what he likes to do, interesting things you may not know about him, how he discovered Toastmasters and how he’s evolved since joining the organization over 25 years ago. As the CEO to one of the world’s largest not-for-profit communication and leadership organizations with 358K+ members worldwide, Dan shares some of his valuable leadership wisdom we can learn from. These include his thoughts on change, being a catalyst for change as well as his take on authentic leadership, and more. Please enjoy this informative yet fun interview with Dan as a perfect close for this year and this decade.

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