Jonathan Gill - IT Director, Watchfinder
What's your proudest work-related achievement of the last 12 months?
Probably the sale of Watchfinder to Richemont and looking ahead to an exciting future for the company and our teams.
What's the number one skill today's IT leaders need?
Communication.
How many people work in IT in your organisation?
20.
What's your top priority for the next 12 months?
Focusing on rapid international explanation.
What's your annual IT budget?
Around £2m to £3m.
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