____ a stalwart member of "Women in Leadership" ____. ____ she has served in every office: secretary, treasurer, chairperson, chief fundraiser, education officer ____ and in some roles several times over. Her ____ to promoting public speaking as an ____ of empowerment is inspiring. We estimate that ____ at least 100 new speakers and has ____ extraordinary "yes, you can" ____ ____. ____ capable, confident and fluent - ____. But what you probably don't know is that this women once stuttered, stammered and blushed. Yes, she was temporarily paralyzed, struck dumb by the mere thought of ____ to speak. How she got from awkward tongue tied silence to an eloquent front line spokesperson is the story ____ tonight. Ladies, ____ ... Rose Stephenson on speaking to lead. She ____ a stalwart member of "Women in Leadership" ____ ten years. ____ that time she ____ in every office: secretary, treasurer, chairperson, chief fundraiser, education officer ____ a few and in some roles several times over. Her passionate dedication to promoting public speaking as an ____ component of empowerment is inspiring. We estimate that she has ____ mentored at least 100 new speakers and has ____ extraordinary "yes, you can" ____ for many more. We see her as capable, confident and fluent - never ____ for words. But what you probably don't know is that this women once stuttered, stammered and blushed. Yes, she was temporarily paralyzed, struck dumb by the mere thought of ____ of an audience to speak. How she got from awkward tongue tied silence to an eloquent front line spokesperson is the story she will ____ us tonight. Ladies, I give you ... Rose Stephenson on speaking to lead.

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