Misha Safran is a keynote speaker, leadership coach, and trainer with over 35 years of experience helping people communicate more effectively, navigate conflict with greater skill, and build workplaces where connection and collaboration can thrive.

She is the founder of CEEQ, the Center for Empathy and Emotional Intelligence, where her keynotes, training programs, and team coaching engagements support organizations in strengthening communication, deepening connection, and shifting from reactive patterns to more intentional, collaborative ways of working. Her work is grounded in a clear belief: when people feel seen, heard, and valued, trust grows, engagement increases, and healthier workplace cultures become possible.

Misha is trilingual, fluent in English, French, and Spanish, and brings a dynamic blend of warmth, insight, and presence to every stage she steps on. She creates engaging, interactive experiences that invite reflection while offering practical tools participants can immediately apply in their work and lives.

A former educator turned coach, trainer, and speaker, Misha draws on her background in education, emotional intelligence, and mediation-informed practices to design experiences that are both reflective and actionable. Her work centers on empathy in leadership, cultivating joy and resilience, and transforming conflict into meaningful connection—helping people lead, communicate, and collaborate with greater clarity, confidence, and humanity.