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When Rick Dill graduated from college with a degree in engineering and took a sales job for a construction material supplier in Southern California instead of working for a professional engineer, his parents thought he was crazy. But in fact, he was still “engineering” every day. His big opportunity came after ten years when he was promoted to management with a huge task: Move the family to Ohio and grow the Eastern United States and Canadian businesses, otherwise the company would be forced to shut down its Eastern manufacturing plant. As a practical visionary, Dill figured out a way to “reengineer” the business and triple sales in four years. This ignited his entrepreneurial spirit to found PipelineSuite in 2000 to develop web-based software applications that improve efficiency in the building industry.

