Sense-Able Strategies: career management, executive coaching and training

Founder and President, Judy Rosemarin believes that when executives and leaders truly know themselves, communicate effectively, behave authentically and continually empower and inspire others strong relationships and teams are built. And when each person feels as an acknowledged contributor, everyone benefits.

Her coaching philosophy supports the idea of the ripple effect: that every executive has the ability to grow and learn and that through positive and courageous conversations, dedication to improvement and a commitment to one’s own capabilities, a person can achieve much more than they realize and all changes impact others which, in turn, impact others.

Judy was the original “Careers Plus” weekly columnist for the New York Post and wrote full page articles on effective self and career management for them for over six years. She has also been widely quoted and interviewed by the media.

She is a dynamic and inspiring presenter, and has spoken often on leadership and effective executive career management issues and has been heard or seen on “Jobline”, “BostonWorks.com”, “America’s Talking”, “The Dolans”, “Joan Hamburg Show” and “CBS Early Show”.

For 15 years, Judy has hosted the highly acclaimed monthly executive networking meetings in New York City, in conjunction with ExecuNet.com a national networking association for senior executives, where executives get an opportunity to expand their contacts and networks to keep their careers vital and advancing. She also conducts highly acclaimed webinars for ExecuNet, as well as Senior Roundtables for executives in career transition.

Judy also coaches executives in career transition, with the full understanding that it is harder to find a job than to do one. Over the years, she has developed unique approaches and tips for an effective job search which her clients have found practical and useful.

Judy is also an actor and has had major roles in community theater in “Copenhagen” (2004), “Born Yesterday” (2004), “Retreat From Moscow” (2005) and “The Exonerated” (2007) by Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen. She played the lead role of Amanda in “The Glass Menagerie” (2007). Judy has assistant directed and choreographed for “A View From the Bridge” by Arthur Miller (2006) and assistant directed for “Picasso at the Lapin Agile,” by Steve Martin (2006). She is currently playing the role of Emily Brent, in Agatha Christie’s “And Then There Were None.”

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