Clive Elliott has over 30 years' experience in Leadership and Management with high-level Stakeholder Management experience and skills.Privileged to be working closely with 250 Australian client companies, Clive provides a wide range of professional support and advice as well as advising Directors General, CEO's, HR Teams and Managers on Global Best Practice: Preventing Psychological Injury in the workplace, according to the WHS Act and provides practical advice in Building Psychological Safety in the Workplace.Driven by workplace safety, community engagement and developing, implementing and being engaged in suicide prevention activities in the United Kingdom and Australia, Clive has successfully combined his experiences with these skills and knowledge to support the positive outcomes of the state-wide implementation of the Western Australian Suicide Prevention Strategy. Winner of the 2013 IPAA award, ‘Leader of The Year – Not for Profit’ - in recognition for his stakeholder management skills developing innovative mental health and suicide prevention programs by engaging 500 government, corporate and NGOs into the Western Australian One Life Suicide Prevention Pledge Partnership Program.Clive also has extensive experience working with and supporting clients bereaved through homicide and has developed a reputation for coordinating multi-agency partnerships. He has assisted government, non-government and private sectors understand and contribute to a wide range of suicide and crisis prevention activities that are meaningful and sustainable. Advisor to The Metropolitan Police at New Scotland Yard on Family Liaison Officer Practices, Clive also became the only layperson to advice the All-Party Political Working Group for Victims at the Palace of Westminster (UK Parliament). Currently studying a Masters in Suicidology at Griffith University Queensland, Clive has developed Western Australia’s unique suicide prevention training program for employers, ‘Suicide Prevention in the Workplace’.An international Working Minds Master Trainer in the Suicide Prevention in the Workplace training, Clive has trained 174 Western Australian organisations, including The Department of The Attorney General (now Justice); The Department of Fisheries; The Department of Mines and Petroleum; Swick Mining; WesTrac, Rio Tinto Iron Ore; Macconnell Dowell Contractors and many more.