Daryl Elliott Green

In May 2000, Constable Daryl Elliott Green survived a near-death ambush where he was TWICE SHOT in the face and shoulder from less than a metre away while on duty. Amazingly, despite critical head injuries, Daryl drew his service firearm, exited the vehicle and took decisive action. For his actions, Daryl received a bravery award and a citation from Australia’s Governor-General - but his survival was just the beginning.

What followed was a decade-long journey of grit, discipline and more than a dozen surgeries. Daryl returned to the frontline, served as an investigator and overcame his greatest fear by becoming a firearms instructor.

In his TWICE SHOT keynotes, Daryl combines gripping storytelling, humour and immersive production to share insights forged in the firestorm and arm audiences with actionable wisdom to perform under pressure.

His inspirational presentations focus on building resilience, enabling courageous conversations, developing inspiring leadership and executing brave decisions when it matters most.

TWICE SHOT talks are custom-crafted, combining immersive visual production, original incident audio, crime scene visuals, surgical reconstruction modelling and practical strategies your audience can apply immediately.

‘It was easily one of the best (keynotes) I’ve seen – moving, informative and very entertaining… If you have an opportunity to see his presentation live don’t miss it.’

Ian Chappell, Australian Cricket Captain 1971-1975