Publications

Mal's expert comment has featured in publications including: The Guardian (Online - UK), The Minneapolis Post (USA), Fabulous Magazine (UK), Nya Dagen Newspaper (Sweden), RelevantMagazine.com (USA) and many more. His feature articles have appeared in publications in the USA, the UK, Europe, Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, Germany, the Netherlands and Scandinavia.

Books

Mal Fletcher is an avid writer. As well as his ten books to date, some of which are available in five languages, Mal writes extensively for Magazines, E-Zines and for his award-winning TV documentary programmes.

Mal's books cover a variety of issues including leadership, media, communication, the future, culture, social issues and spirituality.

Mal's first book was published in 1991 and became a classic on working with troubled young people.

More recent titles include, 'Five Big Ideas: Concepts That Shape Our Culture', 'The Pioneer Spirit', 'The Future is X' and 'Burning Questions'. Mal has also contributed to books by other authors.

These and other titles are readily available at amazon.co.uk, mobipocket.com (e-books) and through bookstores.

Forthcoming Title

Read an extract from a forthcoming book by Mal Fletcher!

The year 2020 has captured the imagination of people from all walks of life - as a strategic target for certain types of change.

Mal Fletcher's next title looks at how leaders of all stripes can inspire ten years of positive and lasting change in their homes, businesses, cities and nations.

'The future's not about technology,' writes Mal, 'as much as it is about people. All kinds of targets are being set for the year 2020. It's potentially a strategic tipping point; with commerce, the environment, politics and much more.'

'But if we're going to achieve the changes our world needs by 2020, we'll have to find new ways to release the creative potential of every person we lead and influence. We'll have to move beyond being in touch with the times toward becoming ahead of the times!'

Click here to read the extract.