Malcolm Levene

Malcolm Levene teaches business leaders and political figures how to improve their communication skills and develop positive personal brand values. Malcolm’s client list has included Tony Blair, Alastair Campbell, Michael Marks CBE, and Michael Gove.

In a previous business life, Malcolm owned and ran the Malcolm Levene retail fashion business in London’s West End. His retail experience enables him to understand and to explain the supreme relevance of the customer experience and how important it is for an organisation for it to earn long-term loyalty and trust.

Malcolm works with companies whose vision demands that their employees, at every level, perform at their optimum. Malcolm’s corporate clients include Prudential, Deutsche Bank, Tesco, CitiGroup, Robert Walters plc, Nestlé, Volvo, The Bank of New York Mellon and M&G Investments.

Malcolm has created the Power of One: Personal Development for Business Success programme as a response to the business-world’s quest for something different. Power of One is designed to spark and to fuel change – real, sustainable, measurable change. The goal is to enable people to be the best, most effective person they can be.

Malcolm is a board director of the Society of Complementary Medicine (SCM), a registered charity. Malcolm served as a panel member of YouGovStone, a think tank that ‘providing feedback on the most important issues facing this country’.

Malcolm has been profiled in The New Yorker, The Independent and The Observer. He is quoted by the press, regularly appearing on television as an expert regarding self development for business success, identity and personal branding.

As a passionate advocate of authenticity as a key to success in business Malcolm writes and now speaks eloquently on the subject. Author of two books, published in the UK and USA, he also writes for the business press focusing on personal development for business success.

Malcolm Levene is a consultant and Non Executive Director to the Guildhall School of Business at London Metropolitan University.