Peter Dering on Taking Risks To Build a Multi Million Dollar Brand (Peak Design), Life-altering Experiences, Story Telling and Doing Business For Good
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Peter Dering is the founder and CEO of Peak Design & co-founder of Climate Neutral org. Peter shares with us how he created Peak Design, how it started, the risks he took to make it happen and the lessons he learned along the way. We also talk about creativity, then change in technology for photography and his morning routines.
▷ Peter on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/peterdering
▷ Peak Design: http://peakdesign.com/
▷ Climate Neutral: http://climateneutral.org/
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