Media
Dose of Leadership – Inspiring Interviews with Today's Relevant Leaders
20 – Judith Humphrey: Founder of The Humphrey Group; Author of "Speaking as a Leader"
March 3, 2013
Richard Rierson is the Founder & Host of the Dose Of Leadership Podcast, a bi-weekly podcast that brings interviews with relevant and motivating leaders; real-life leadership experts who dedicate their lives to the pursuit of truth, common sense, & courageous leadership. Each podcast highlights & showcases leaders from all aspects of life. Business leaders, entrepreneurs, authors, speakers, military heroes, faith based leaders – all are highlighted on the Dose of Leadership Podcast. Listen to Judith Humphrey's podcast on his website.
Odette School of Business
Successful business woman provides tips on effective communication for leaders
November 2012
"In order to speak like a leader you must see yourself as a leader," Judith Humphrey, renowned global communication coach told Odette School of Business students, faculty and Windsor residents at a Breakfast with Champions event at the School on November 8.
Chatelaine
How to become a master networker: Five effective tips
Judith Humphrey,
September 24, 2012
Dazzle everyone with your winning personality and sparkling conversation. Judith Humphrey shows you how to work a room.
Chatelaine
How to use your body language to exude confidence
Judith Humphrey,
July 16, 2012
Four tips to improving your poise and presence to make every conversation go your way.
Chatelaine
How to speak with confidence and get your point across
Judith Humphrey,
May 14, 2012
Three tips to help you boost your career and self-esteem by learning to deliver your ideas effectively.
Chatelaine
How to speak so people really listen
Judith Humphrey,
March 12, 2012
Ever feel as if you're speaking with the mute button on? Communication expert Judith Humphrey offers three tips on ways to talk so people really listen.
Soundview Executive Book Summaries
Speaking as a Leader Book Summary: Judith Humphrey
Whether it's among colleagues at lunch or an audience of a thousand, a leader's role is to move and inspire others. It's not only the big occasions that test a leader's mettle, but the little ones as well — in a casual conversation in the elevator, in phone calls, or one of many incidental, seemingly "insignificant" interactions in everyday work life. Written by one of the world's leading communications coaches,Speaking as a Leader shows you how to make the most of your daily communications, creating a presence on the job as a genuine and constant leader.
Inside Toronto
Entrepreneur is awarded for encouraging women to take leadership role
Maria Tzavaras,
April 30, 2012
When Judith Humphrey wakes up every morning, she wonders, 'Who is Taking the Stage today?'
Taking the Stage is a program Humphrey created in 2001 that teaches women how to achieve a strong leadership presence every time they communicate.
"It teaches them not to pull back, not to minimize themselves, but to step out into the spotlight, that's why it's called taking the stage, whether that stage is a meeting room, on the telephone, at a podium or simply in a conversational space," Humphrey said.
Hamilton Spectator Review
Book review: Speaking as a Leader
Jay Robb,
April 09, 2012
I went to a conference in Washington last month to learn how to write better speeches.
As an added bonus, I got a two-day master class in how to give a great speech. The conference featured keynotes by three seasoned speechwriters who proved they’re as good on the podium as they are with a pen (kudos to Mark Schumann, Justina Chen and Terry Edmonds -- the first African American to serve as a presidential speechwriter).
Donal de Paor's Blog
The Positivity Trap for Leaders and Followers
Donal De Paor,
April 9, 2012
If you have ever received feedback that you need to focus on more positive communications I highly recommend Judith Humphrey’s book “Speaking as a leader”. The book gives a lot of excellent practical tips on how to be more effective in presentations and carry yourself as a leader. I will speak to several insights I learned from the book in future posts. In chapter 4 Judith focuses on what she calls the “negativity trap”. I agree with her central point that it is important to be positive. I think that many leaders I observe in politics and business take this advice too far though and lose credibility as a result.
TV Interview
Conversation: Overcoming Fear of Public Speaking
Global Toronto Morning Show, March 29, 2012
