At Adaptive Path, Peter began with a focus on information architecture, and over time expanded his knowledge to include product strategy, user research and practice development. He has worked with a wide variety of clients from large multinational companies to smaller, avant-garde firms and start-ups.

Additionally, Peter has overseen the evolution of Adaptive Path's events line of business, and remains active in programming. UX Week has become the premier user experience conference, attracting attendees from all over the globe. MX: Managing Experience filled an unmet need by establishing a community for managers and directors of user experience.

Peter is an internationally-recognized thought leader on user experience. His blogs and his essays for Adaptive Path demonstrate his foresight on issues of information architecture, organizational change and product strategy. Peter's thought leadership is perhaps most dubiously demonstrated in his coining of the term “blog” in 1999 when it was a nascent genre.

When not consumed with all things Adaptive Path, Peter can be found reading the internet, watching various media and, from November until around April, watching too much basketball. He also has a deep love of Led Zeppelin.