Peter Weil established "The Group" in 1994 after successfully fulfilling 25 years as owner, general manager, and area manager of Manpower Temporary Services in South Texas. The Peter Weil Group provides assessment, team building, training, mentoring, coaching, performance and workforce consultation to individuals, corporations, governments, businesses, industries, and the professions.
Competent strategists in workforce navigation, the Group facilitates (re)entry into the workforce for community volunteers, corporate executives, professionals, managers, students, and general workforce employees.
Peter and the group prepare, coach, and mentor students to make successful choices in high school and college. Effective coaches in school-to-work transition for college students and recent graduates, the Group facilitates college men's/women's (re)entry and maneuvering into and about the workforce.
The Group counsels in college planning, school selection, admission, and academic scholarship search. We assist and prepare high school students for prosperous transition to their niche in post-secondary education.
Peter Weil, a popular public speaker, lecturer, writer, mentor, and trainer for 30 years, has assisted thousands of individuals navigate the changing workforce effectively. Peter is an internationally certified independent workforce consultant affiliated with the two most distinguished firms in their fields: Birkman International, the world leader in personal and corporate productivity and assessment; and, the New York based international firm, Lee Hecht Harrison, pacesetter in career transition and change management.
The Peter Weil Group clientele includes, among others, the FDIC, the Texas Education Agency, the University of Houston, the University of Texas, The St. Paul Insurance Company, The Mutual of Omaha Insurance Company, Fandeli International, Corpus Christi Independent School District, Koch Industries, Pioneer Natural Resources, Norton Company, AT&T Broadband, Enron and a plethora of high school and college students, corporate executives, and community volunteers.
