About

“When leaders bring out the best in others, they also bring out the best in themselves.”

Sense-Able Strategies Founder and Executive Coach, Judy Rosemarin, knows that only when executives and business leaders truly know themselves, communicate effectively, behave authentically and inspire others, can they create and sustain strong and rewarding relationships and successful teams, motivatedcohorts and satisfied customers.

EXECUTIVE COACHING

HUMAWAY BUSINESS STORYTELLING

For over 29 years, Judy Rosemarin has successfully coached business leaders, entrepreneurs, and C-level executives helping them become the best they can be and bring out the best in others. She is also the Co-Author of “Becoming An Exceptional Executive Coach: Use Your Knowledge, Skills and Intution to Help Leaders Excel.”

She creates strong trusting relationships between her clients and herself, where one-on-one courageous conversations take place to help leaders move towards and achieve greater self-awareness, stronger self-determination, self-confidence and competence.

By learning how to become more effective  communicators,  executives develop better ways to influence and impact others. Each person learns how to make stronger connections to the values most meaningful to their companies, their teams and themselves.

With her unique, grounded yet zesty and approachable coaching style, combining her years of experience as a former photojournalist, writer, educator, actor and sense of humor, Judy has helped increase the confidence and competence of thousands of executives.

As a  Humaway Business StoryTelling telling executive coach, Judy also teaches leaders how to quickly and powerfully influence others  by using the Humaway Business StoryTelling approach.  Leaders are learning how to make their strategic plans come alive and create true meaning to their teams by using the power of story.  When that happens, teams understand the “why” of moving towards shared goals.

Judy helps helps her clients  change facts and data  into memorable stories that inspire others to think differently and take action that makes a difference.

Since May of 2009, Judy continually receives high praise for her public New York City-based “Humaway Business StoryTelling” workshops for executives who either want to become better communicators in their jobs or for those looking for their next one.

For over 19 years, Judy has hosted and facilitates the hugely popular monthly Senior Networking meetings in New York City, co-sponsored with www.execunet.com. Executives who attend her meetings make strong new connections while continually expanding their visibility, viability and value.

TRANSITION COACHING FOR EXECUTIVES

“Judy knows how to get to the heart of the matter with insight and intellect.”

Judy is available for in-person or on the telephone for  TRANSITION AND EXECUTIVE COACHING.

Judy has been an adjunct faculty member of New York University’s School of Continuing Professional Studies for over 19 years where she teaches the popular Business Presentation Skills at the Shack Institute of Real Estate. She also is part of iCoachNewYork.com where she teaches the Professional Coaching Program at The Zicklin School of Management at Baruch College and is also adjunct at Hofstra University.

MEDIA

As a dynamic and inspiring presenter, Judy is often sought as an expert on leadership and effective executive career management issues and has been heard or seen on Cablevision’s “Jobline”, “BostonWorks.com”, “America’s Talking”, “The Dolans”, “Joan Hamburg Show” and “CBS Early Show”, ROBtv.com and Peter Clayton’s Totalpicture.com, radio interview as StoryTelling Coach with Zara Larsen’s “Circles of Change.”

In the newly published “Top Notch Executive Interviews” by Katharine Hansen, Ph.D., Judy has been recognized and quoted as a top notch interviewing expert.

Judy was the original “Careers Plus” weekly columnist for the New York Post, where she wrote about effective career management for over six years.

As an actor, Judy has had major roles in community theater in “Copenhagen” (2004), “Born Yesterday” (2004), “Retreat From Moscow” (2005) and “The Exonerated” (2007), “The Glass Menagerie” (2007), “And Then There Were None” (2008) “Our Town,” (2008), “The Marriage Proposal” and “The Boor” (2009,), “The Homecoming (2011).  Judy has assistant directed and choreographed for “A View From the Bridge” (2006) assistant directed for “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” (2006) and co-directed “Twelve Angry Men” (2010).

Judy holds a B.S. in Photography and Journalism, a M.S. in Counseling and an M.S.W in Social Work.