Class of 2009 Yearbook: The Honorees
Employer: Norton Healthcare
LOCATION: Louisville, ,Ky.
First job: "I was a bagger/stock boy at a small local grocery."
What do you love about IT? "IT is constantly changing and evolving in methodology, but it remains constant in its purpose: Improve the current conditions, add efficiency and repeatability, and enable people to do more."
Write your own epitaph: "He had faith, he had love, he kept learning."
Your recreational best: "In the mid-1990s, I played on a men's volleyball team that went to the national tournament. At the tournament, we were relegated to the bronze division, but we were able jell as a team and sweep the division for a gold medal."
Twenty years ago, I was... "Not as smart as I thought I was. I didn't know how much I didn't know and had no idea of how many blessings would be bestowed on me. I never dreamed I would even be considered for something like this award."
Leadership philosophy in a nutshell: "It is not about me. Leadership is an incredible responsibility to serve the team, the organization and our customers. I must invest in those around me, both emotionally and intellectually, to ensure the organization and, more importantly, the people the
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- IT's A-listers: Recharged and ready for business growth.
- Class of 2011 Yearbook: A photo gallery, along with honorees' predictions, projects and more.
- Editorial: Facing down economic adversity.
- Honor Roll: View Premier 100 IT Leader alumni from 2000 to 2011.
- Learn from the Elite: Join honorees at the Premier 100 IT Leaders Conference March 6-8, 2011.
- Know an IT Leader? Nominate that person for next year's list.
- Editor's Picks: Read Computerworld's best stories on leadership.
- How we chose the honorees.
