Speaking Engagements

To schedule Judy to speak to your group you can contact her directly at 303-284-6354 or fill out the appropriate form.

Are you looking for a speaker for your next meeting, event or seminar? Are you a Realtor ® who needs CEU’s (Continuing Education Units)?

Judy Browne, the owner and founder of Workshop for Women, is available to speak to your group on a variety of topics from basic home maintenance to detailed information about the systems in your home.

To schedule Judy to speak to your group you can contact her directly at 303-284-6354 or fill out the appropriate form. Women’s Groups (link to Women’s Group Form) Realtors ® (link to Realtor Form)

Sample Topics for your Women’s Group Click here to submit your request

Top 10 Home Maintenance Tips for Women
In this talk Judy will cover some simple home maintenance tips every homeowner can do on their own and should be doing on a regular basis. You’ll receive a seasonal checklist to help you schedule and monitor your home maintenance tasks.

Toolbox Essentials: Tools Every Women Should Have
The most effective way to keep your home in tip top shape is to have the right tools on hand to do the job. We’ll be covering the essential tools every woman should have and some tips on choosing what tools are best for you.

Tips & Tricks for Hanging Curtains & Blinds
In this talk Judy will cover some tips and tricks for successfully hanging and installing your window coverings. You’ll learn what’s behind your walls and how to choose the right hardware to keep those blinds in place.

Sample Topics for REALTORS® needing Continuing Education Credits
Click here to submit your request

Judy is a Certified Inspector with Pillar To Post. Judy offers free educational seminars for real estate professionals. These useful presentations cover a range of topics including termites, fireplaces, mold, and going green - and may qualify for CEU credit. Here's a sampling of the courses offered, there are many other topics available.

Problems in New Homes. Learn some of the characteristics and typical problems of newer homes and in doing so help your clients know what to expect, and serve them better.

Going Green. This course offers instruction on the green movement as it applies to residential construction. Learn the benefits of modern energy efficiency in homes and how to answer clients' questions about green homes.

The Un-Sick House. The four most common house-health worries are mold, UFFI, asbestos, and lead-based paint. Learn how to put house-related health concerns into context and suggest viable fixes for health hazards in the home.

Structure Tips. Identify structural problems and their significance. Learn how to recognize settlement cracks, shrinkage cracks, and foundation failure as well as sagging floors and cracks in the plaster or drywall.

Termites. More than 600,000 North American homes suffer from termite damage totaling over $2 billion annually. Termite damage can takes a long time to occur. Homes that have termite infestations should be identified so that they can be dealt with using the proper methods. Help your clients to know what to expect if they have termites and what to do about them.

How Old is this House? Learn tricks to determine the age of a house and impress your clients with your knowledge. Learn where to look for clues and how to identify the age and usage of various construction materials.