Our Core Team
We are always pleased to build new relationships, and we pride ourselves on maintaining communication with our longstanding clients on an informal basis. We are approachable and will always engage with you to help you identify and clarify your specific needs, before you formally engage with our services.
The energy, drive and focus of the team can be seen in how we manage our relationships with clients, and in how we guarantee a positive client experience. After all, we know how important it is to grow a business on recommendation and reputation.
Carol Brooks – Managing Director
BSc. Psychology, MSc. Organisational Psychology
Carol is a Business and Cyber Psychologist. She has 17 years of experience in the public and academic sectors at board level and 15 years of experience providing consultancy, training and development within law enforcement, including Counter Terrorism and Serious and Organised Crime, at both local and national levels.
Carol combines her specialist background in psychology with her experience supporting countering terrorism and serious and organised crime. She is an experienced and skilled facilitator, broker and team/individual coach.
She has regularly designed development programmes for both counter-terrorism and serious and organised crime practitioners and senior leaders.
Carol is a member of the British Psychological Society and the Association for Business Psychology.
Carol can be contacted at carol@platinum3p.co.uk
Sean Riley – Board Member and Consultant
BSc Psychology MSc Occupational Psychology MCGI MBPsS
Sean is an accomplished work and organisational psychologist, specialising in psychological diagnostics of the workplace. He advises the Platinum 3P board on psychological, behavioural and team issues and peer reviews our work.
Having served over 30 years as an Army Officer, he has extensive experience as a leadership practitioner, which is complemented by his thorough knowledge and experience in the design and implementation of training and developmental change programs in a multitude of cross-cultural, global environments. Sean’s interest in psychology was borne out of curiosity, passion for people and a desire to create and implement the best working environment with often limited resources.
Sean is a registered psychometric test user with the British Psychological Society and is trained in a variety of leading psychometric tools.
He is an active member of the British Psychological Society and the Division of Occupational Psychology, where he enjoys constantly refreshing his skills with current research.
Tony Mole – Board Member and Consultant
LL.B.
Tony has had a successful and varied career in criminal investigation and counter-terrorism and led numerous high-threat and high-profile incidents.
He is a highly experienced leader working in partnership with Government and Security agencies.
He has been influential in the development of operational practices and threat mitigation for the National Counter Terrorism network and Regional Police Forces during the most rapid change and highest threat environment in recent years. Very experienced in Media preparation and presentation locally, nationally and internationally.
Tony has worked closely with colleagues in the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Australian Federal Police (AFP) and other Organisations across the world in the counter-terrorism field. Currently an active member of the Leadership in Counter-Terrorism development programme (Graduated 2014) and organiser of the UK alumni and a Panel Member at the General Dental Council.
Dr Stephen Brookes – Board Member and Consultant
Stephen is the CEO and Founder of Compass Leadership Limited, providing international research, executive leadership development and bespoke total learning solutions across the public and private sectors.
After serving in the Royal Navy, he spent thirty years in policing and the Home Office. Stephen pioneered policing and community safety improvements, for which he was awarded the Queens Police Medal in Her Majesty’s Birthday Honours, 2002 for distinguished police service.
Following his PhD award in 2006, Stephen joined the University of Manchester Business School, researching, teaching and consulting on leadership and negotiation (Associate Professor (Reader) from 2019), now holding Honorary status).
