We create customized learning solutions that inspire personal epiphanies and create positive change.
We offer services designed for organizations, leaders, or K-12 students and schools:
The Compassionate Leaders Circle Awards 2025
The 5th Annual Compassionate Leaders Circle Awards ceremony took place on April 24, 2025. Each year, we highlight a select number of compassionate leaders who are inspiring those around them. We share their story and honor their work.
Learning Labs
Proven Methodologies, Customized Programs
We celebrate and guide leaders who build compassionate workplaces and individuals who seek meaningful work:
Purpose Lab
The program that has helped hundreds pursue meaningful work and fulfilling lives is now available!
Are you ready to pursue your dream career? This transformational program will guide you to learn from your past, make peace with the present, and take powerful steps toward your vision for the future. You will gain tools that will propel you toward work, and a life, that you love.
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"Our leaders were empowered to develop a new approach...to get from sympathy to empathy and ultimately, to compassion."
Cynthia Saunders-Cheatham
Assistant Dean of Career Management at Cornell University
"I highly recommend Compassionate Leaders Circle to anyone looking to pursue their ‘soul work’ and follow their dreams."
Crystal Kadakia
Future of Work & Millennial TEDx Speaker. MSOD. Organization Development Consultant.
"Compassionate Leaders Circle truly helped our graduating seniors identify what's important to them and what career path they want to pursue."
Dr. David Corsun
Director & Associate Professor, College of Business, University of Denver
Want to find out which lab is right for you?
Book a free consultation call with a member of our compassion team, who will help you assess which program is right for you.
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