A Deeper Journey with Sher Safran and Guest: Emily Hine, Compassion/Mindfulness Teacher

Emily Hine, Former Chief of Peace for The Shift Network, joins Sher on A Deeper Journey exploring the remarkable partnerships between businesses and nonprofits to increase mindfulness, compassion and peace on the planet. She is the Host for The Global Compassion Summit on July 13 & 14, 2016.

CEO, HineSight Consulting, Compassion/Mindfulness Teacher, Inspirational Writer/Speaker: Emily Hine has 25 years experience creating social change through fundraising, volunteer management, marketing and public speaking. She has designed and implemented large-scale campaigns that have raised over $150 million for nonprofit organizations. Emily spent many years at Microsoft Corporation before profound meditation experiences inspired her to dedicate her life to advancing peace and compassion in the world.

In 2008, Emily served on the Executive Team for Seeds of Compassion, a global event with the Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu that gathered 150,000 people and contributed to the current worldwide compassion movement. While moderating a panel discussion, Emily made a commitment to the Dalai Lama to expand compassion education.

She is fulfilling her promise by hosting The Global Compassion Summit – an online educational program designed to inspire, inform and involve a global audience in the compassion movement. Emily is a Certified Compassion Cultivation Training™ (CCT) Teacher from the Center for Compassion Altruism Research and Education at Stanford University and she teaches the 8-week CCT protocol in the community and in businesses. Emily is also on faculty with The Shift Network’s Peace Education Programs.

As CEO of HineSight Consulting, Emily partners with businesses, nonprofits and social enterprises that share the goal of increasing mindfulness, compassion and peace on the planet. And, she is an inspirational writer and public speaker.

Visit Emily Hine’s website: https://emilyhine.com/

And visit the Center for Compassion and Research and Education: https://ccare.stanford.edu/education/cct-directory