Some of Peter’s ideas are best explained in words.
Others are better understood by seeing the places, people and experiences behind them.
This is a collection of presentations, educational content, documentaries and field stories that brings Peter’s work — and the experiences that shaped it — to life.
Explore selected presentations, lectures and talks from Peter’s professional work.
These videos provide a direct look at the ideas behind his approach to strategy, leadership, organizational transformation and international development.
Peter’s teaching brings academic thinking together with practical experience.
His courses draw from curriculum he has developed and taught at graduate university level, translating that experience into accessible educational content.
Some courses will be made available freely as the platform develops, with additional material potentially introduced over time.
Peter’s perspective has been shaped by working directly with people, communities, leaders, and organizations in places where the challenges are real and the resources can be limited. From international development and community work to marine environments and field-based projects, these experiences have provided lessons that cannot be learned from a report or presentation alone.
Not everything worth learning happens inside an office.
Through What We’re Making, Peter explores the people, places, environments and experiences that continue to challenge his assumptions and expand his understanding of the world.
Some are serious.
Some are unexpected.
Some simply begin with curiosity.
Together, they reflect the same instinct that sits behind Peter’s professional work:
Look closer. Ask better questions. Discover what others may have missed.
Peter’s work has taken him into environments far removed from traditional organizational strategy.
The ocean, conservation, travel and adventure have become another way of exploring curiosity, resilience, leadership and the natural world.
This content is personal — but it is also part of the broader story.
It shows the person behind the professional work.
Whether Peter is working with an organization, teaching a graduate class or exploring an unfamiliar environment, the underlying instinct is the same:
Question what is assumed.
Look for what is overlooked.
Understand the environment.
Then decide what can be done differently.
That mindset has shaped both Peter’s professional work and the experiences he continues to pursue outside it.
The website provides the context.
YouTube provides the ongoing conversation.
New videos, documentaries, educational content and field stories will continue to appear there as Peter’s work develops.