Leadership charts a new course for pharmacy at 2026 NACDS Annual Meeting
Retailer-supplier collaboration reaffirmed as cornerstone of NACDS' mission.
Retailer-supplier collaboration reaffirmed as cornerstone of NACDS' mission.
Rick Gates, Walgreens’ chief pharmacy officer and current NACDS chairman, kicked off the NACDS Annual Meeting with a retailmediaIQ-sponsored breakfast discussion.
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Gaffigan, an eight-time Grammy-nominated comedian and three-time Emmy winner, is known for his observational humor and global touring success.
Renowned political strategist to share insights on the evolving U.S. political landscape.
The tribute marks Anderson’s 20 years leading NACDS, highlighting his role in refining strategy, strengthening finances, and boosting influence on healthcare issues.
The meeting will feature perspectives linking leadership, innovation, and history during a pivotal time for the country and pharmacy industry.
The time is right to reimagine retail health.
Directors from Unilever, Kroger Health, Inmar Intelligence, Haleon, Colgate-Palmolive, and Walmart to support the Foundation’s ongoing focus on research and education.
This tribute was particularly significant as Jim has been instrumental in constantly transforming and sustaining the NACDS Annual Meeting and other NACDS meetings and conferences as premier events that foster industry relationships and drive advancement.
Former H-E-B COO and NACDS Chair celebrated for visionary leadership and lasting impact on chain pharmacy industry.
Walgreens SVP and Chief Pharmacy Officer rallies the industry to modernize, collaborate, and advocate with “one voice” for the future of pharmacy care.
The recipients were awarded at a special ceremony marking 30 years of NACDS Foundation scholarships, held during the 2025 NACDS Annual Meeting in Palm Beach, Florida.
NACDS board and officers help to fuel NACDS’ innovative and proactive approach.
Colleen Lindholz also talked about the Food as Medicine movement, and the need to change the way health care is delivered in America.