WARNING: If you hang out with Pete too long, he’ll brainwash you into believing that constant improvement is the key to success—and that you’re capable of way more than you think.Pete doesn’t have a flashy superhero origin story, but he does have something better: a relentless drive to solve problems and make things work.

He’s spent over 78,000 hours optimizing production in the food and beverage industry, designing and implementing thousands of systems, building prototype machines to solve impossible problems, and leading teams in every company he’s worked for—including his own.

But his real superpower?

Mentorship.

Pete knows that what one person can do alone is nothing compared to what a well-equipped team can accomplish together. He’s been mentored by some of the best, has four coaches guiding him in business, personal development, and public speaking, and now spends his time helping others grow into the leaders they’re meant to be.

BORING BUT IMPORTANT: Pete started his career working for his father—first building houses, then substations, then wastewater treatment systems—before launching into industrial efficiency. He’s worked behind the scenes to make companies more productive, profitable, and scalable.

He’s also proof that slow and steady wins the race. Unlike Superman, he doesn’t leap tall buildings in a single bound—he takes the stairs. One step at a time.