Resilience. Leadership.
Lives Worth Living.
Building stronger people, teams and communities through leadership, resilience and suicide prevention.
Experience Shaped the Mission
Brannon Hicks is a retired police sergeant and former SWAT Team leader whose work now focuses on leadership, resilience and suicide prevention.
His perspective combines decades of operational experience with lived experience and his work alongside military members, veterans, first responders and their families.
The goal isn’t simply to endure adversity. It’s to build the capacity for a life worth living.
Work With Purpose
My work sits at the intersection of leadership, resilience, suicide prevention, and the military and first responder communities—bringing together lived experience, operational insight, and evidence-informed practice to strengthen people, organizations and communities.
Leadership & Organizational Development
Building stronger leaders, teams, cultures, and systems prepared for growth and change.
Military & First Responder Communities
Supporting military members, veterans, first responders and their families through culturally competent outreach, education, advocacy and program development.
Resilience & Suicide Prevention
Developing practical, evidence-informed approaches that strengthen resilience, expand options and help people build lives worth living.
Speaking & Media
Keynotes, training, public education, media appearances, and conversations that make difficult subjects accessible and actionable.
SPEAKING & MEDIA
Conversations that Matter
Brannon speaks with military, first responder, nonprofit, and community audiences about resilience, leadership, suicide prevention, moral injury, and building lives worth living.
From keynote presentations and training to media appearances and Clearing the Mind Field, his focus is making difficult conversations accessible, practical and useful.
Speaking
Keynotes - Training - Panels - Community Education
Media
Television - Podcasting - Interviews - Commentary
Topics
Leadership - Resilience - Suicide Prevention - Moral Injury - Military & First Responders