Peter Trask

Peter Trask is currently the lead designer and maker at Ulv Custom Works in Massachusetts. Driven by his love for creation and expression, he pushed his prior woodworking and design experience into a new venture and expanded into laser engraving. Peter had previously spent the last two years in the finance and accounting recruiting world, working for one of the top recruiting agencies in the Northeast. Prior to stepping into his executive recruiting role he was the Head of Marketing and Development at Private Pins Golf, a golf networking and competitive wagering app in the golf industry that eventually went on to birth spin-off apps in the same space. He has garnered a vast variety of job experience ranging from content creation to recruitment to SEO management and advertising/marketing. Prior to this position, he held a tech and solutions analyst position with a financial marketing company for 2 years. There, he was responsible, in large part, for researching, developing and implementing a private community-based forum for the clients of the company to utilize as a resource. In his past, he has worked in team-building centers for a total of 6 years, and served as a College Soccer Coach and Recruiter for his Alma mater. Growing up in Upsate NY, Peter had a passion for new adventures. This passion led him to NC where he attended Wingate University as an undergrad. His love for sports drove him to study Sport Management in school, diving into the business side of the industry. Upon graduating, he had doubts about what to do next in his professional career. This led him to attend Graduate School at Wingate University, this time getting his MS in Sport Administration. He found that he thoroughly enjoyed the financial and marketing aspects in the sporting world and decided to run with this aspect.

Peter Trask enjoys just about everything in relation to golf. Whether it's being on the course hacking away, or at home researching new courses, or even watching a tournament on tv. His true hobby is woodworking, though. He discovered at a young age that he craved creative outlets and stumbled upon woodworking in Middle School and instantly fell in love with concept of creating anything he could think of. He has turned that love into a successful side business, producing epoxy live edge furniture.