Conducted Fall 2008 Q: What keeps you up at night?  A: Not much. Q: What’s one of the last books you read? A: The Photographer’s Eye by John Szarkowski. Q: What’s on your iPod? A: Everything from Red Hot Chili Peppers to Beethoven. Q: What’s the most thrilling/adventurous thing you’ve ever done? A: Bareboat sailing in the open sea. Q: Guilty pleasure? A: Driving fast. Q: Who is your personal hero (and why)? A: My father, for his integrity, patience, and insight. Q: First job? A: Scooping ice cream at Baskin-Robbins. Q: Best business decision? A: Joining Cox Enterprises. Q: What advice would you give to yourself 10 years ago? A: Embrace the mistakes. Q: What is the one thing you learned in business school that you’ll never forget? A: Be humble (learned as a result of a specific class with Professor Reece that resonates to this day). Q: What is the most important room in your home? A: The breakfast room, where my family eats most of the time. Q: First website you access in the morning? A: www.manheim.com. Q: Favorite comfort food? A: Indian. Q: If you had a theme song, what would it be? A: “Beautiful Day” by U2. Q: Favorite line from a movie? A: “Hell, the fall will probably kill you.” --- Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid Q: Three people, living or dead, you’d have over to dinner? A: Walter Cronkite, Leonardo da Vinci, and Audrey Hepburn. Q: Best trophy/award you ever won? A: A design award for the car I built for the Soap Box Derby in Indian Guides. Q: If you could read anyone’s mind, whose would it be? A: Any member of my family. Q: Pet peeve? A: Procrastination. Q: Unfulfilled wish? A: Fluency in French.