Judy Goss was the host of "Women Power" for NewsButterfly TV that aired on Time Warner cable in 2010, and most recently hosted 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.Some of Judy's recent interviews include a private sit-down with former first lady Laura Bush and other notable women such as Barbara Corcoran, Nora Ephron, Jean Chatzky and many more. She has also been on countless TV network shows traveling across the country as a "Trend and Lifestyle Expert."
Judy is the author of "Break Into Modeling for Under $20" published by St. Martin's Press which received national press and has most recently founded "Over 40 Females" which was established to connect, encourage and inspire women over 40 years of age all over the world (www.Over40Females.com).
Judy began her 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 campaigns such as Armani,
L’oreal and Nivea. Directly after her modeling career, she created the position of casting
director/producer at a prestigious advertising agency, 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.
After working as an agent for several years, Judy went on to become an
editor for Cosmopolitan and then
More Magazine. After only
two months with More, Judy was selected to be their national media spokesperson. This
included a vast and varied array of interviews with radio, television and
print where she traveled across the country for beauty and fashion segments along with their nationwide model search for women over 40.
Judy is on the advisory board for Northern Lights Foundation 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.