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Rickie Hall AGE: 49 TITLE: CIO and senior vice president COMPANY: Gaylord Entertainment Co., Nashville, Tenn. ANNUAL REVENUE: $749 million INDUSTRY SECTOR: Hospitality and entertainment TIME IN JOB: Two wonderful years BEST ADVICE EVER RECEIVED: Three characteristics of leadership are by example, by example and by example. FROM WHOM: I heard it on National Public Radio. BEST ADVICE EVER GIVEN: It's not about the transaction; it's about the interaction. And the word "it" can be replaced with IT. TO WHOM: IT staff and the leadership team at Gaylord Entertainment FAVORITE QUOTE: "Begin with the end in mind."-- Stephen Covey BEST CIO DECISION EVER MADE: Coming to Gaylord Entertainment. The entertainment section, the [Grand Ole] Opry, has all the stars. I get to mingle around the edges of stardom. IF YOU WEREN'T A CIO, WHAT WOULD YOU BE?: A whitewater rafting guide BEST TECHNOLOGY DECISION: When we realized we weren't ready to implement a project, I was able to stand up and say, "This is not ready." LAST BUSINESS BOOK YOU READ: I Don't Know How She Does It by Allison Pearson. It's not really a business book, but it gives you a good perspective in many ways. BIGGEST CHALLENGE AS A CIO: Technology. I do all my research to buy products and services, and then two months later there's a better product.
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