Excellence 2010. His books include 'The Possible Dream' (Penguin 1988), 'Beyond "Yes"' (Harper Collins 1998), 'The Profit Principle' co-authored by Jeanne-Vida Douglas (John Wiley and Sons 2010), 'Managing for Change' co-authored by Brad Howarth (TCG Publications 2014), and 'Innovation is for Everyone' co-authored by Brad Howarth (TCG Publications 2019). Peter chairs the Australian Government Consultative Committee on Knowledge Capital and serves on a number of private enterprise boards. He represented Australia on the OECD Small Medium Size Enterprise committee and is an active participant in OECD forums. Peter co-chaired the government-commissioned Working Group on Education and Training in Philanthropy and Social Investment (2007–2008) which led to the establishment of the Centre for Social Impact (CSI) in 2008, a national centre for philanthropy and social investment, with an Australian Government endowment of $12.4 million. The CSI is a joint collaboration between the business schools of the University of New South Wales, Melbourne Business School, Swinburne University of Technology and the University of Western Australia and provides managerial education, executive support and research for the not-for-profit sector. Peter led the establishment of the OECD Working Party on SMEs and Entrepreneurship (1993), International Centre for Democratic Partnerships (2017), Society for Knowledge Economics (2005), Australian Society for Progress and Wellbeing (2014), National Small Business Centre (1992), International Institute for Negotiation and Conflict Management (1996), and many others. Peter is a regular blogger on the issues of innovation and entrepreneurship on Open Forum (Australia).[15] See also Catherine Fritz-Kalish, Australian Co-founder of Global Access Partners (GAP) References 1943 births Living people Australian businesspeople Australian people of Hungarian descent Members of the Order of Australia Officers of the Order of Australia