Life Sciences Technology Executive
Applying technology to advance science and improve lives.
Life sciences technology executive with 25+ years in IT, commercial and clinical operations, and corporate strategy.
Father, endurance athlete, entrepreneur, pianist, coach.
Sustainable happiness comes from fully immersing yourself in a diverse set of challenges and learning something new in the process.
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Career Portfolio
25+ years leading IT, AI, and digital transformation at Kadmon, Revalia Bio, Daiichi Sankyo, and beyond.
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Personal Pursuits
Coaching, triathlon, scouting, and classical piano — pursuits beyond the executive title.
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Ventures
Using technology to empower individuals, improve health, fitness, and wellness.
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About Peter
Every human being is capable of achieving the impossible — growth, passion, and true freedom.
Latest Articles
Thoughts on AI, life sciences IT, strategy, and building products.
The CIO Role Is Constantly Changing. Maybe That's the Point.
The modern CIO’s challenge isn’t simply leading transformation—it’s adapting to constant, increasingly rapid change while balancing innovation, speed, risk, and control. The CIOs best prepared for that environment bring a combination of large-company business experience, consulting adaptability, technology depth, strong leadership, and an entrepreneurial mindset.
The "New CIO" Rant
Companies say they want CIOs who can move fast and drive change, but when it comes time to hire, they still seem to favor the most predictable résumé. If AI is forcing businesses to rethink how they operate, then consulting, technical, and entrepreneurial experience should count for more than another CIO title on the list.
Experiences with AI Vibe Coding and Prototyping
I believe AI has the potential to fundamentally change how youth sports programs develop athletes—not just by creating better players, but by helping build disciplined, resilient, self-motivated leaders.