Pete Warner is a recognized professional with decades of experience in the entertainment industry. His expertise spans music composition, production, technology, digital music distribution, and business affairs. 

His significant musical contributions include his Grammy-nominated collaboration with Rainy Davis on the hit song 'Sweetheart.' Re-recorded by Mariah Carey and Jermaine Dupri, this work has earned him gold and multiple multi-platinum RIAA awards. This widely recognized achievement has indelibly linked his signature to recordings of icons that will be enshrined in the annals of music history.

Between 2022 and 2023, he led a fintech startup. He then achieved his Google Cybersecurity certification and, in 2024, graduated with an 'A' average from the U.C. Berkeley Haas Executive Program: AI and Business Applications . Additionally, he is a published author.

Warner's career is transitioning from music to film, where he voiced a key character in "Neighborhood Madness" and made his directorial debut in his first animated film alongside creative visionary Alander Lee Pulliam Jr. This is just the beginning, with future silver screen projects already hinting at more exciting work on the horizon.

However, his groundbreaking venture in technology truly sets him apart. He has designed an AI tool with the potential to revolutionize global education. This innovative tool is a testament to his technological prowess and his commitment to improving education for generations to come.

Warner is actively seeking funding partnerships with business leaders worldwide who share his vision for education. These partnerships will bring his AI tool from ideation to commercialization, reforming education at its core. His focus is to exponentially improve learning outcomes for learners of all ages, including those with autism spectrum disorder (ASD).

Driven by faith, resilience, and perseverance, Warner is not just predicting educational change; he leads at the forefront for the benefit of all learners and their educators worldwide.