About Glen Abbey Toastmasters
We’ll Help You Build Your Confident Voice
Ever wished you could speak up in meetings without your heart racing? Or wondered what it would feel like to walk into a room and command it? At Glen Abbey Toastmasters, you’ll build those skills step by step, at your own pace, surrounded by people who genuinely want to see you succeed.
We’re known for our professional, friendly, supportive, and fun learning atmosphere — the kind of place where it’s safe to try, stumble, and grow. Through a proven, hands-on approach, you’ll develop real communication and leadership skills along with the confidence to use them.
We’re proud to hold President’s Distinguished Club status — the highest honor in the Toastmasters International Distinguished Club Program — year after year. It’s a reflection of the quality experience our members enjoy.
With around 30 members, our club stays intentionally close-knit. Everyone gets real opportunities to participate, take on leadership roles, and grow — you won’t get lost in the crowd here.
Glen Abbey Toastmasters is part of Toastmasters International, a nonprofit educational organization with over 270,000 members across 13,700 clubs in 140 countries. Since 1924, Toastmasters has helped people from every background become confident, capable speakers and leaders. We’ve been a proud chartered member since 1992.
Come see for yourself — be our guest at the next meeting.
Club Accomplishments
Distinguished Club Awards
- 2025/26 – Distinguished Club
- 2024/25 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2023/24 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2022/23 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2021/22 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2020/21 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2019/20 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2018/19 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2017/18 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2016/17 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2015/16 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2014/15 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2013/14 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2012/13 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2011/12 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2010/11 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2009/10 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2008/09 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2007/08 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2006/07 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2005/06 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2004/05 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2003/04 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2002/03 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2001/02 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 2000/01 – President’s Distinguished Club
- 1999/00 – President’s Distinguished Club
Toastmasters That Became Area / Division Governors
- Chris Zhou – Area Director 2024/25
- Keith Rabey – Area Governor 2016/17
- Richard Kitney – Area Governor 2015/16
- Reema Duggal – Area Governor 2014/15
- Chris Czerwinski – Area Governor 2009/10
- Jack Jagernauth – Division Governor 2008/09
- Paul Shemilt – Area Governor 2007/08
- Miaja Thompson – Area Governor 2005/06
- Sukhi Burgen – Area Governor 2004/05
- Frédérique Herel – Area Governor 2003/04
- Carola Hock – Area Governor 1999/00
- Linda Rossi – Area Governor 1998/99
- Verna Nicolls – Area Governor 1996/97
- Dennis Nicolls – Area Governor 1993/94
Past Presidents
- 2025/26 – Niti Goel
- 2024/25 – Jing Chen
- 2023/24 – Chris Zhou
- 2022/23 – Jeethan Tellis
- 2021/22 – Connor Grist
- 2020/21 – Bahareh Tehrani
- 2019/20 – Krista Rowan
- 2018/19 – Gordon Vuong
- 2017/18 – Rose Ford
- 2016/17 – Wendy Rintoul
- 2015/16 – Chris Roode
- 2014/15 – Srini Kesavan
- 2013/14 – Reema Duggal
- 2012/13 – Rob Misiewicz
- 2011/12 – Keith Rabey
- 2010/11 – Chris Czerwinski
- 2009/10 – Clare Drage
- 2008/09 – Justin Reim
- 2007/08 – Rob Moulson
- 2006/07 – Paul Shemilt
- 2005/06 – Chris Czerwinski
- 2004/05 – Jack Jagernauth
- 2003/04 – Brian Riley
- 2002/03 – Mike Isber
- 2001/02 – Frédérique Herel
- 2000/01 – Sue Quesnel
- 1999/00 – Sukhi Burgen
- 1998/99 – Carola Hoch
- 1997/98 – Paul Palladine
- 1996/97 – Gabriel Osson
- 1995/96 – Linda Rossi
- 1994/95 – John Spaetzel
- 1993/94 – Verna Nicolls
- 1992/93 – Frank McGuillicuddy
Club Locations Over The Years
- 2022 – Present: Trafalgar Park Community Center
- 2019 – 2020: Glen Abbey United Church
- 2018 – St. Ignatius of Loyola Secondary School
- 2013 – 2018 – Holy Trinity Secondary School
- 2004 – 2013: Sheridan College Residence
- 2000 – 2003: St Volodymyr Centre
- 1999 – 2000: Church of the Incarnation
- 1993 – 1999: St. Ignatius of Loyola High School
- 1992 – 1993: Glen Abbey Community Centre
Toastmasters Of The Year
- 2025/26 – Krista Rowan
- 2024/25 – Krista Rowan
- 2023/24 – Reema Duggal
- 2022/23 – Kathy Bullock
- 2020/21 – Yuvika Singh
- 2019/20 – Karol Guier
- 2018/19 – Alisha Braund
- 2017/18 – Gordon Vuong
- 2016/17 – Rose Ford
- 2015/16 – Roberto Fazio
- 2014/15 – Ross Cree
- 2013/14 – Paul Dubal
- 2012/13 – Reema Duggal
- 2011/12 – Paul Shemilt
- 2010/11 – Keith Rabey
- 2009/10 – Frédérique Herel
- 2008/09 – Justin Reim
- 2007/08 – Rob Moulson
- 2006/06 – Steve Ilott
- 2004/05 – Tony Corrie
- 2003/04 – Chris Czerwinski/Sue Quesnel
- 2002-03 – Derek Wisniewski
- 2001/02 – Mike Isber
- 2000/01 – Chi Tang
- 1999/00 – Frédérique Herel
- 1998/99 – Joe Love
- 1997/98 – Else de Souza
- 1996/97 – Phyllis Inward
Sponsored Clubs
Glen Abbey Toastmasters has sponsored three new clubs:
- Toronto Nursing Club – by Verna Nicolls
- Mighty Oaks Advanced Club – by Frédérique Herel and Mike Isber
- SNC Lavalin Knights CLub – by Jack Jagernauth
Glen Abbey Toastmasters was itself sponsored by First Oakville Toastmasters and Trafalgar Toastmasters lended a guiding hand as well.