Awards & Recommendations
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Distinguished Toastmaster 2018
Toastmasters International Distinguished Toastmaster Award (Pathways Program)
The Distinguished Toastmaster (DTM) award represents the highest level of educational achievement in Toastmasters.
To earn the DTM, Dunstant completed two learning paths, served as a club officer for 12 months, participated in the preparation of a Club Success Plan, and participated in a district-sponsored club officer training program.
Additionally, he served a complete one-year term as a district officer, and club mentor/coach and conducted a Speechcraft program.
Excellence in Program Quality
Toastmasters International District Excellence Awards
The Program Quality Directors in Districts that train 85% of their Area and Division Directors and meet Distinguished goals in a number of Distinguished clubs receive the Excellence in Program Quality Award.
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Distinguished Toastmaster 2007
Toastmasters International Distinguished Toastmaster Award (Legacy Program)
The Distinguished Toastmaster award is the highest award bestowed by Toastmaster International. It recognizes both communication and leadership skills. Dunstant was awarded this after having achieved Advanced Communicator Gold award and the Advanced Leader Silver award.
Siemens Canada
Customer Service Group
One of my goals is to increase the team’s communication and leadership skills, support team members and build confidence. Your audience engagement, knowledge base and empowerment during your presentation and workshop, clearly demonstrated the professional skills that we aim for.
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Ann Nakaska
Distinguished Toastmaster
Right off the bat, Dunstant had my attention with his “KISSES METHOD” for all of us. In a matter of seconds, he had the audience engaged and warmed up. Who wouldn’t feel affirmed with such a positive opening. Now that he had us laughing and ready to hear his message, he shared his “kisses” with us: Keep it simple, supportive, exciting and social.
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