A new appointment strengthens the commercial team with experience in technology sales, customer success and eCommerce
London, 12.08.2026 – Visit by GES, the event technology platform used by organisers of exhibitions and trade shows across the UK, Europe, the Middle East and the US, has appointed Peter Glass as Business Development Manager.
Peter Glass joins the commercial team, reporting to Daniel Pearce, Business Development Director at Visit. He will focus on new global business, working alongside client care and product colleagues to bring organisers onto Visit Create, Visit Connect and Visit Discover.
He arrives with a background in sales, customer success, eCommerce and commercial growth, built at technology businesses where his work centred on helping customers get more out of the products they had bought and building relationships that lasted well past the first contract. That experience spans customer engagement, digital adoption and strategic account development.
Daniel Pearce, Business Development Director
"Peter brings a combination of commercial instinct and real care for the customer. He has spent his career making sure technology delivers value once it is in a customer's hands, which is exactly the standard our organisers should expect. He is a strong fit for both the team and the culture."
Peter’s first week set the tone. On day one he travelled to Haarlem, where the Netherlands team gave him a warm Visit welcome and a close look at how the platform is built, deployed and supported onsite. Introductions to the wider global team followed across the rest of the week.
Visit by GES gives organisers of exhibitions and trade shows a single platform covering registration, badge printing, access control, exhibitor lead capture and event intelligence. Visit Create handles event setup, registration and onsite operations for organisers. Visit Connect gives exhibitors lead capture through badge scanning, Touchpoints and Scanpoints, with results available in a web portal. Visit Discover puts the event in visitors’ hands through a dedicated app.
