Showing posts with label diversity speaker. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diversity speaker. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 29, 2009

Clint Cora Facebook Page Has New URL

Karate martial arts world champion and motivational diversity speaker Clint Cora now has a new URL for his Facebook page. It's at www.facebook.com/clintcorapage where you can see videos about his speaking programs as well as a discussion section where you can post comments or questions. Clint will try to respond whenever possible.

Wednesday, September 23, 2009

Executive Networking Group On Diversity

Here's what Frances McKenzie, Speaker Coordinator for the Happen executive networking group in Oakville says about diversity speaker Clint Cora's recent presentation 'Kick Down Diversity Barriers For Success'.

"Your presentation 'Kick Down Diversity Barriers For Success' was extremely well received by our members. It presented a new aspect in both work and life that had not been spoken about before. Exceeding expectations, it gave several members something to think about and something that they had not thought of adding or emphasizing."

Many of the members of Happen are seasoned business and other professional executives. The fact that they were impressed with Clint Cora suggests that he is certainly a diversity speaker that will be received with great enthusiasm in the business world.

Tuesday, September 22, 2009

Toronto Conference Speakers For 2010

Toronto is the biggest conference town in Canada with several very large facilities. Even many international groups and associations have their annual meetings here in Toronto. Many big conferences are starting to be announced for 2010. Any Toronto area conferences that could use a motivational speaker or diversity speaker should consider the services of Karate World Champion Clint Cora. Not only is he an award-winning speaker, travel costs to get Clint in for a Toronto area conference is zero. No hotel rooms or flights required to bring in Clint Cora since he lives in the Toronto area. See more info on Toronto conference speakers.

Monday, September 21, 2009

Aurora Borealis Northern Lights Photo In Diversity

One of the images that I use during my presentations as a diversity speaker is one of the Aurora Borealis or northern lights. Believe it or not, the northern lights does have a role in diversity during my talks. These lights are actually the reason for a relatively unknown diversity success example from the tourism business world. Although I don't use this particular shot for my diversity presentations, there's a nice photo used for the cover of the an Aurora Borealis northern lights calendar It's the last one right after the three Inuit art calendars. Such images can be very effective during presentations.

Wednesday, August 19, 2009

Requirements of College Diversity Speakers For Campus

Here's a new article about what I feel are the requirements of college diversity speakers for your campus. It covers some thoughts on what they should cover as well as possible backgrounds of the speakers themselves. Of course, the ultimate goal is to educate and leave the campus audience with positive vibes about diversity. So this article will help you choose the right college diversity speaker to come present at your college or university campus.

Friday, July 31, 2009

American College Students Agree With Canadians

Well, it seems that American college students agree with Canadian students when it comes to what they thought and learned at the college diversity program by diversity speaker Clint Cora.  You can see many video clips of students from both the US and Canada talking about diversity at the college students video webpage.  Student leaders from both countries are mixed throughout the page.

Thursday, July 23, 2009

Diversity Speaker To Attend APCA Leadership Meeting

Diversity speaker and Toastmasters DTM Clint Cora will be speaking to college students and advisors at the APCA leadership meeting in New York this week.  He will give separate talks to student and staff advisor groups.

Tuesday, June 16, 2009

Graphic For Diversity Talk By Toastmaster DTM

Here's a new graphic that represents the diversity education presentations by Toastmaster DTM and professional diversity speaker Clint Cora.  The actual diversity training seminar is called 'Kicking Down Diversity Barriers For Success' but the graphic uses the more active take action form 'Kick Down Diversity Barriers'.  This diversity training presentation is available for both colleges and companies

Saturday, May 2, 2009

New Toastmasters Club Officers As Diversity Speaker Steps Down

Motivational and diversity speaker Clint Cora oversaw the new elections for his Toastmasters club today as he is stepping down from his role as club president for the last one and a half years.  Clint decided not to be a club officer for the upcoming new Toastmasters year because of increased time requirements in his professional speaking and author career.  

Congratulations to the new club executive elected for the upcoming Toastmasters term starting July 1, 2009.

President - Susan Lamb-Robinson
VP-Education - Raj Kang
VP-Membership - Stuart Mann
VP-PR - Nikesh Amit
Treasurer - Marcia Cameron




Saturday, February 7, 2009

Diversity Talk May Get Lots Of Interest

I was speaking to a member of an HR association and they have expressed interest in my diversity talk. It seems that my diversity talk may get lots of interest considering just how diverse our environment is now in North America, particularly here in the Toronto area. Companies are experiencing a lot of diversity not only among employees, but also customers and other organizations. Many of these companies want to know how to manage this diversity so that everyone functions well with people from many different backgrounds. Fortunately, I have worked my entire career in very diverse environments and have become an expert in this area. This is why I developed my diversity talk which is called "Putting Diversity Skills Into Action For Business Success. As a diversity speaker, I can help companies and organizations with diversity training.