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“Judy Hoberman is a recurring guest on my Morning Drive show. A lot of our listeners are entrepreneurs who appreciate Judy’s subjects. She’s always right-on with her topics and is a great interview! If you’re looking to add a bright spot to your morning show I highly recommend her!”


Selling In A Skirt RADIO
Selling In A Skirt RADIO with Judy Hoberman is about women in business both inside and outside the home, work/life balance, leadership and current events. It’s your connection to women nationally, internationally and globally. As the host, I have the opportunity to “brag” about my guests and promote them and their business so that my listeners have access to them. It’s a conversation not an interrogation and I do my homework!
Be prepared to be inspired, motivated and challenged.
Sales guru reveals the real secret to successful selling
Transatlantic secrets of successful executive networking with Judy Hoberman .
How Women Sell Differently from Horse’s Mouth Radio – March 2014
Discussing the Gender Gap with Brad Davis
Blog Talk Radio – Determining Your Niche
Beth ShankleAnderson – Famous Isn’t Enough
Featured on the nationally syndicated radio America Tonight with Kate Delaney
Gender neutral language – February 2013
Discussing Augusta National Golf Club opening their doors to women
A story about a girl who was spanked at school by the opposite sex
How Hooters is trying to cater more towards the female customer
How female models are being treated
On a new study that analyzes why women and men cheat on their partner
How women are portrayed in American culture
Judy on the radio with The Conscious Consultant
The Red Zone Leadership Foundation: Selling In A S.K.I.R.T.
“Women want to be treated equally, not identically.”
There is no shame in doing things #LikeAGirl, and Judy Hoberman’s tagline sums up that sentiment quite well. Of course, women want the same opportunities as their male counterparts, but we do things differently—and that’s an asset, not a liability. (More)