Northeast Fla. Business Players - January 2011

| 1/1/2011

» St. Luke’s Hospital of Jacksonville hired a new president, Donnie L. Romine.

Donnie L. Romine

Most recently CEO of Weatherford Regional Medical Center in Texas, Romine has roots in Jacksonville and 25 years’ experience in hospital administration.

» Jacksonville’s Lender Processing Services named Tom Schilling executive vice president and CFO. Schilling previously held management positions at USA Mobility, Cincinnati Bell’s Broadwing and MCI.

» Blue Medical Supply, a private medical and surgical supply distributor in Jacksonville, named Shaun Ginter, former CEO at Goverline Logistics, president and CEO.

» The University of Florida’s College of Engineering named David Whitney its first "entrepreneur in residence." Whitney, a 30-year venture capital veteran who is managing director of Energent Ventures, will teach and coach engineering students and faculty in all aspects of entrepreneurship.

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