About Sense-Able Strategies Executive and Personal Coach, Founder and President, Judy Rosemarin, believes that only when executives and leaders truly know themselves, communicate effectively, behave authentically and inspire others, can strong relationships and powerful teams be built and thrive. Coaching Philosophy Her coaching philosophy supports the idea of the ripple effect. Everything an executive does and every word that is said has impact on others and on the organization, which creates a ripple, touching ever widening circles. She also knows that when leaders bring out the best in others, they bring out the best in themselves. For over 25 years, Judy has coached senior leaders in effective communication so that they can influence and impact others in the most productive ways. With her unique one on one coaching style, combining her experience in writing, acting and teaching, Judy has helped thousands of executives become more confident and competent in their roles. As a story telling coach, she teaches executives in transition how to highlight their value in quick and memorable ways; by telling their own value-based stories. In today's tough and turbulent times, Judy has a methodology that helps executives move quickly into the memories of interviewers, to distinguish themselves from the competition. Leadership Development Learning how to communicate as a leader is the bedrock of any team or partnership, and Judy has been helping leaders learn how to tell their stories in ways that inspire others and motivate teams to improved performance. Assisting in communication development, Judy writes an interviewing column for Execunet.com, a national networking association for senior executives and has hosted highly-acclaimed networking meetings in New York City, for over 16 years. Executives who attend her meetings continually expand their visibility and viability, while making new contacts with senior level people like themselves. Judy is a faculty member of New York University's School of Continuing Professional Studies, where she teaches Presentation Skills at the Shack Institute of Real Estate. She also teaches at Baruch College and Hofstra University. Media As a dynamic and inspiring presenter, Judy has spoken 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. Judy was the original "Careers Plus" weekly columnist for the New York Post for six years where she wrote about effective career management for managers and leaders. Judy is an actor and has had major roles in community theater in "Copenhagen" (2004), "Born Yesterday" (2004), "Retreat From Moscow" (2005) and "The Exonerated" (2007). She played the lead role of Amanda in "The Glass Menagerie" (2007), Emily Brent, "And Then There Were None" (2008) and Mrs. Gibbs in "Our Town," (2008) Judy has assistant directed and choreographed for "A View From the Bridge" (2006) and assistant directed for "Picasso at the Lapin Agile," (2006)." Judy holds a B.S. in Photography and Journalism, a M.S. in Counseling and a M.S. in Social Work.

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