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| Background on Mr. Razin |
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- Built QSI from an original $2,000 investment to a company
with a $1 billion market value without any outside or venture
capital funding, thousands of customers and an annual revenue
run-rate of over $200 million in sales.
- Imparted the vision to indentify and harness emerging
technological advances and innovations and identify and
meet developing needs in the healthcare industry.
- Led two successful public offerings of QSI stock; QSI’s
IPO in 1982 and a secondary offering in 1996.
- Maintained a significant investment in QSI for over 34
years, in stock ownership as well as unwavering commitment
to the satisfaction and success of QSI’s shareholders,
employees and customers.
- Has provided vision and guidance to develop QSI into
a widely acknowledged and award winning leader in healthcare
technology. He continues to avail his deep experience and
domain expertise to management as Chairman.
- As CEO, he identified the need, initiated and directed
the search for, and advocated the key acquisitions of both
Clinitec and Micromed. He subsequently guided the
highly successful integration and merging of these entities
into the NextGen division, which now accounts for over
90% of QSI’s revenue.
- Assembled winning management team with long-term, loyal
personnel supported by benefits designed to promote the
long term interests of QSI and its shareholders.
- Has led campaigns to prevent Ahmed Hussein from taking
numerous detrimental actions, including terminating employment
of NextGen’s architect and acknowledged industry
leader, Pat Cline.
- Advocated, along with Pat Cline, QSI’s recent revenue
cycle management acquisition strategy, including the recent
acquisition of HSI and over the objection of Ahmed Hussein
and his selected board members.
- Advocated and continues to support QSI dividend program.
- Named to Advisory Board of the MIT McGovern Institute
for Brain Research.
- Has actively founded, financed and guided the growth
and success of two other technology companies in the tax
accounting field.
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Quality Systems 2008 Proxy Contest vs. Ahmed Hussein