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Sharon Dill AGE: 47 TITLE: CIO COMPANY: Professional Association of Diving Instructors, Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif. ANNUAL REVENUE: $70 million INDUSTRY SECTOR: Education/recreation TIME IN JOB: Five years BEST ADVICE EVER RECEIVED: Integrity is what you do when no one is looking. FROM WHOM: A fortune cookie WORST JOB EVER HAD: A swimming instructor. Teaching 2-year-olds how to swim when they couldn't keep their orange juice down was a challenge. BEST CAREER MOVE: Getting my MBA with a focus on IT. It helped solidify that I was serious about this career. IF YOU WEREN'T A CIO, WHAT WOULD YOU BE DOING: I would have gotten a Ph.D. in sports medicine and would do something in the health industry. BEST TECHNOLOGY DECISION: Implementing a CRM system called E-synergy from Exact Software because it allows us as a global company to have one place to go for all our information. LAST BUSINESS BOOK YOU READ: Ideas Are Free by Alan G. Robinson and Dean M. Schroeder FAVORITE PASTIME: Swimming TECHNOLOGY YOU COULDN'T LIVE WITHOUT: An iPod. I can't clean my house without it. Megan Santosus, a former senior editor at CIO Decisions, is now a features editor for SearchDataCenter.com. Write to her at msantosus@techtarget.com.
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