A consummate leader, Hines is at the helm of strategic communications and PR strategy for the biggest live sports events on TV. In 2025, this included Super Bowl LIX as the most-watched Super Bowl of all time. Beyond her many media accomplishments, Hines dedicates her time to driving meaningful change across the company, including as a co-founder of the Fox Sports Inclusion Council and an executive sponsor of employee resource group Women@FOX.
If you could bring one female historical figure into today’s corporate world, who do you think would thrive and why? Shirley Chisholm. Shirley was ahead of her time as the first Black woman elected to Congress in the late 1960s and the first Black woman to ever run for president. She was a strong advocate for women and racial equality. Politics aside, she would thrive in today’s corporate world due to her empathic leadership, her keen understanding of the complexities of economics and her advocacy for inclusion.
What’s a piece of advice you ignored that you’re glad you did in hindsight? A piece of advice I ignored that I am glad I did in hindsight was to remain loyal to the company who gave me my first opportunity. Relocating for a company can be risky. However, I believe the answer here is to remain loyal to yourself. Taking that first next step by relocating for my career was the best risk I’ve ever made. I moved from Washington DC to Chicago for a job that was out of my comfort zone. The role required me to travel throughout the Midwest and all of Canada. I’ve relocated eight times in my professional career, and these kinds of risks have always led to the best decisions I’ve made.