Mental health in today’s workplace isn’t optional—it’s infrastructure. It isn’t a wellness perk or a seasonal initiative. It is the foundation of trust, the driver of performance, and the measure of legacy. And when we talk about suicide prevention, the stakes are not abstract—they are urgent, intimate, and profoundly human. This is a charge to every leader, every HR executive, every architect of culture: Mental health is your frontline defense, your long-term investment, an

Human Resources teams are more than administrators of policies and payroll—they are the cornerstone of organizational growth, culture,...