Judy Goss

Judy Goss founded the nationwide networking organization What Women Want Networking and as a TV Correspondent Judy interviewed former first lady Laura Bush in a private sitdown and other notable women such as Barbara Corcoran, Nora Ephron, Jean Chatzky and others. She has also been on countless regional and national TV network shows traveling across the country as a "Trend and Lifestyle Expert." Judy also hosted "Women Power" for NewsButterfly TV that aired on Time Warner cable, and recently was the TV Correspondent for More Magazine's Reinvention Convention for nationally acclaimed Better TV as well as "City Buzz," "The Cooking Show" for McCormick and a live, virtual roundtable discussion for Playtex Bottles with world renowned pediatricians. As the author of "Break Into Modeling for Under $20" published by St. Martin's Press, Judy achieved national press and acclaim for her book being touted as the "go-to guide" for anyone wanting to venture into the modeling industry. After a successful career in the entertainment world as a high fashion model for Ford Models in New York City (where she traveled extensively around the world appearing in worldwide campaigns such as Armani, L'oreal and Nivea), Judy left modeling to work for an advertising agency. She created the position of casting director/producer at a prestigious advertising agency in New York City, Hershey Communications (clients included Bloomingdale's, Dillard's and Espirit), which then led to her to become a highly regarded model agent at two of the world's leading modeling agencies, New York Models and Ford NY. Working as a modeling agent led Judy to become an editor for Cosmopolitan and then More Magazine. After only two months with More, Judy was selected to be their national media spokeswoman, bringing her back to the entertainment industry as a TV host. Judy is on the advisory board for StopCAIDNow as a Media/Marketing advisor and is a certified volunteer for the New York chapter of the Make-a-Wish Foundation and lives with her husband and twin girls in New York.