Testimonials
- “Ms. Finer Freedman is thinking deeply about some of the most important issues facing law firms today: work/life balance and the generational divide in offices. TexasBarCLE is pleased to have those important law practice management topics finally represented on our site through Ms. Finer Freedman’s insightful videos taped for our Ten Minute Mentor series. She is a valuable resource for any law firm that wants to create an effective team.”
Ann H. Kloeckner
Director of Program Planning
State Bar of Texas
TexasBarCLE
- “Judith added tremendous value to the National Association of Women Lawyer’s “Ready to On-Ramp” program in Chicago in May 2008. She expertly moderated a terrific panel of lawyers who had made the transition back to work. Her commitment resulted in an excellent program for women looking to return to the legal work force after taking time off.”
Lisa B. Horowitz, JD, MSOD
Senior Manager of Professional Development
McDermott Will & Emery LLP
President-Elect, National Association of Women Lawyers (NAWL)
- “Judith delivered a program that was polished and information rich. The content was practical and of immediate utility. Judith dealt with the questions and the challenges that lawyer-attendees inevitably raise smoothly and gracefully. We will use Judith’s services again.”
Deborah Glatter
Director of Professional Development
Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP
- “Judith’s presentation at the University of Houston Law Center drew the attention and attendance of both our female and male students. She is an excellent speaker, drawing on research from many disciplines to create a most informative and holistic picture of the employment market. Her presentation generated more student insight and follow up counseling appointments than any other program!”
Rhonda Vickers Beassie
Assistant Dean of Career Development
and Assistant Clinical Professor
University of Houston Law Center
- “Judith was organized, proactive and creative. She was integral in the planning of our student program “Finding Your Future: How to Uncover your Niche in the Legal World.” Judith not only moderated this program on work/life balance, but she also did a great job adding pertinent facts and information where appropriate.”
Rémi Ratliff
Career Counselor
The University of Texas School of Law
- “Congratulations on a terrific presentation on “Millennials on the Doorstep of Industry: Welcome Change or Challenge?” I enjoyed the presentation and appreciated your thought-provoking and perceptive insights on the topic.”
Lauren Stiller Rikleen
Executive Director
Bowditch Institute for Women’s Success
Bowditch & Dewey LLP, Partner
Author of Ending the Gauntlet-Removing Barriers to Women’s Success in the Law
- “Thank you for making the trip to Columbia and being such a great panelist. I received great feedback on your stories and advice, and couldn’t agree more. Your leadership in encouraging graduate students to expect more from a workplace will help ensure the changing tides to come. Your comments were thought provoking and actionable, so thank you for being such an inspiring panelist.”
Alicia C. Graham
Conference Panel Manager
Columbia Business School
- “Hello Judith, I was at your presentation at the Faculty Club last Thursday. I will be sharing your information with my team at the MBA Career Centre. You definitely sparked a lot of thought and brought some valuable new ways of seeing the issues. I felt your presentation was excellent and informative.”
Jillian Dempsey
Recruiting Coordinator
MBA Corporate Connections Centre
Joseph L. Rotman School of Management
- “Communicating clearly with our constituents, policy makers and the media about emerging issues that shape the lives and careers of workingwomen, their families and their employers was one of the critical roles of my job at a nonprofit foundation for working women. In a small nonprofit with limited staff, finding the time to do all that has to be done is difficult. Judith became an extended member of our team. Through her efforts, two critical papers and various supporting documents were researched, written and presented to the public.”
Tricia Dwyer-Morgan MPP
Manager, Conference and Meetings
National League of Cities
- “Thank you for taking the time out of your busy schedule to present on Next Generation Workforce at the December web conference of the New England Work & Family Association (NEWFA) last week. The topic is one that is so important to the development of work-life effectiveness in the workplace today. Attendees felt that this session was ‘Very informative and to the point’ and ‘Certainly more worthwhile than others in which I participated.’
Your presentation got terrific reviews; you received 60% Excellent and 40% Very Good Ratings.
Specific attendee comments included:”
“It is valuable information and I plan to share it with colleagues.”
“The presenters were engaging and did a good job delivering the content”
“Thanks again for the informative and fun presentation.”
Jennifer Sabatini Fraone
Boston College Center for Work & Family
Satisfied Clients
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Boston College Center for Work and Family, New England Work and Family Association (NEWFA), Boston, MA
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Business and Professional Women Foundation, Washington DC
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Cassels Brock & Blackwell LLP, Toronto, ON
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Columbia Business School, Columbia Women in Business (CWIB) Conference, New York, NY
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Forté Foundation, Austin, TX
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Georgetown University Law Center, Washington DC
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Rotman Commerce Career Centre, University of Toronto, Toronto, ON
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South Texas College of Law, Houston, TX
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The University of Texas School of Law, Austin, TX
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The University of Tulsa College of Law, Tulsa, OK
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University of Houston Law Center Career Office, Houston, TX
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University of Toronto Faculty of Law, Toronto, ON