Sixty-five percent of the 2009 Board of Directors own and use an iPod. What do they download onto it? Read on…

Central Zone Director Randy Anderson: Louis Armstrong’s “Hello Dolly” and “Wonderful World”; Johnny Cash’s “Burning Ring of Fire”

Southwestern Zone VP Richard Hanchette: Boat tunes

Supplier Member Director Jim Horvath: I recently saw “LOVE” about the Beatles while attending AWS in Las Vegas. The production really impressed me. That music I put on my iPod. It was a really great show.

Eastern Zone Director Robert A. Jackson: A book called “Death by Meeting” by Patrick Lencioni. For music, it’s “The Great Rock n Roll Swindle” by the Sex Pistols.

Southwestern Zone Director Ned Lane: 80’s music: Boston, Bob Seger, Zappa

President-Elect Jenny McCall: A variety, including country, rock, R&B and pop

Southeastern Zone VP John Norton: Oldies (southern beach music), Motown, Jimmy Buffett and New Age

Central Zone VP Richelle Smith-Brecht: Books, books and more books. I listen to books on my iPod in the car and while working out. It’s the only way I have time to "read." If I open a paper book at the end of the day, I just fall asleep.

First Past President Gary Stoneback: You name it! Everything from Maroon 5 (for my kids) to Kenny Chesney, the Allan Brothers and the Rolling Stones

Southeastern Zone Director Gregg Waltman: Country, old rock and alternative

Supplier Member VP Mike Weller: 1500+ songs