Pfeffer is a technology executive with over 30 years of experience in networking, systems, and software engineering. He is known for helping to pioneer the development of broadband internet, Voice over Internet Protocol (VoIP), community Wi-Fi, and business services in the cable industry. He was most recently the senior vice president of the Broadband Technology Group at Time Warner Cable. In that role, he led the architecture, engineering, and development of the telecommunications infrastructure for residential and business services. Pfeffer is a seasoned leader in the broadband industry. He possesses deep technical knowledge and an excellent track record of partnering and collaborating to convert technical capabilities into successful business outcomes.

When Pfeffer joined Time Warner in 1995, he was one of the original members of a small team that helped pioneer cable broadband efforts. By developing new IP technologies, Pfeffer and his team helped to increase the speed and reliability of Time Warner’s infrastructure, which ultimately helped provide user-centric services across the organization.

Prior to his numerous leadership roles at Time Warner Cable, Pfeffer held engineering and technology positions at organizations such as America Online and Road Runner. Throughout his career, he has been awarded multiple US patents. Pfeffer earned a bachelor of engineering degree from the State University of New York at Stony Brook.