Peter's BIO

Peter Wolf, in collaboration with Warren Edstrom, co-founded TheVoicesOfAmerica.org in July, 2009. Their goal was to provide Neighborhood (Precinct) Organizing Best Practices nationally to all liberty-minded organizations in order to help them grow their membership, gain increased political clout, and ultimately win 2010 elections. Peter and Warren recognized that Neighborhood (Precinct) Organizing methodologies, such as targeted door-to-door canvassing, volunteer phone calls, and local meetings, have the strongest statistical correlation with Getting-Out-The-Vote and winning elections.   

Peter has given presentations based on TheVoicesOfAmerica.org website content to thousands of organization leaders and members throughout Ohio. In February, 2010, he spoke at the first National Tea Party Convention in Nashville. The talk was streamed live on C-SPAN and PJTV. Subsequently, Peter has traveled to and worked with many state patriot organization leaders to teach them the TheVoicesOfAmerica.org website content and to get them started with Precinct Organizing. Most recently, he and Kimberly Fletcher, President of Homemakers of America and founder of the Abigail Adams Voter Guide Project, gave presentations in Orlando, Florida to about eighty patriot organization leaders from throughout the State of Florida.  

Aside from his responsibilities for TheVoicesOfAmerica.org, Peter is on the Advisory Board for the Ohio Liberty Council, a collaboration of over fifty organizations focused on enabling all liberty-minded organizations in Ohio. He has been active with the Ohio Liberty Council since its first planning meeting in July, 2009, which culminated in a rally of ten thousand people at Ohio’s State Capitol in Columbus with Judge Andrew Napolitano as keynote speaker.

Peter’s first involvement in politics was as one of the earliest members of the grassroots, nonpartisan Cincinnati 9/12 Project organization in February, 2009 in response to the federal government’s out-of-control spending and infringement on private property rights. Despite having no prior political experience, he became a member of the Cincinnati 9/12 Project Steering Committee and collaborated with the Cincinnati Tea Party organization. As an event planning team member for the latter, he managed nearly thirty organization booths for the September 5, 2009 Voices of America rally in West Chester, Ohio, which drew close to eighteen-thousand attendees.

Peter retired from a top Fortune 50 Corporation in 2002 after a successful twenty-nine year career in Research & Development and Supply Chain Redesign.  He was considered one of the key Fortune 50 thought leaders and change agents focused on achieving best value supply chain and procurement metrics and work processes. In recognition of his e-commerce supply chain industry leadership, he was quoted in the Wall Street Journal and in Chemical Week. Prior to his supply chain and procurement focus, Peter spent twenty years innovating in the Research & Product Development organization, resulting in a number of product and chemical process patents.

Since retiring from corporate America, Peter has engaged in a number of entrepreneurial pursuits. Most recently, he incorporated Wolf Technology Solutions, LLC in January, 2009 as a culmination of his life-long passion and interest in computers, software, and how to best leverage both for productive gain. Immediately after retiring from Procter & Gamble, he co-founded Diamond Business Consulting, LLC in early 2002, focusing on mid-market supply chain improvement opportunities.  

On a personal note, Peter, along with his parents and two brothers, immigrated to the United States from Germany at age ten to pursue the American Dream. It is this recognition of America’s exceptionalism that motivates Peter to be involved in the liberty-minded movement to assure adherence to Constitutional principles of limited government, free markets, and individual freedoms. Peter is married and has three grown sons who are all pursuing successful careers in the Computer Engineering field.