"Quinton D. Studer" (born 1951), is a Pensacola, Florida philanthropist and businessman best known as the co-owner of the minor league baseball team, the Pensacola Blue Wahoos, and as the CEO and founder of the private health care consulting company, Studer Group. Studer sold 70% of his company to JMI Equity in 2011. He sold Studer Group to Chicago-based Huron Consulting Group for $325 million in January 2015.

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He never, ever bragged about his accomplishments. What drove him was that he had tremendous empathy for others. He was short in stature, but a giant in heart. I think God gave him an extra dose of optimism.

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We do want to win a championship. Coming into the American Association as the lowest revenue team with the smallest ballpark, you have to make up for it in intangibles. We wanted a manager who was very competitive and could recruit players.

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Nurses are the heart and soul of everything you do. Pay close attention to their wants and needs, and take meaningful steps to address them, and you can transform your entire organization. When nurses are happy, patients are happy--and everything else naturally falls into place.

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