Newly-elected NACDS officers: NACDS Chairman Mark Panzer of Albertsons Companies; NACDS Treasurer Richard Ashworth of Walgreens Boots Alliance; and NACDS Vice Chairman Chris Lane of Wakefern Food Corp./ShopRite
The year 2018 is here—and, with it, the 85th Anniversary of NACDS. Our goal is to assure that the celebration of this milestone proves to be a call to action for the future—even as we honor the industry's heritage.
NACDS Board member Lynne Fruth, president and chairman of the board of Fruth Pharmacy, was honored recently as a West Virginia Wonder Woman by WV Living magazine. The magazine recognized a distinguished group of women for their commitment to making the state of West Virginia a better place to live.
NACDS staff members volunteered this week for local nonprofit, the Arlington Food Assistance Center, helping to harvest more than 3,000 pounds of vegetables for grocery distribution to people in the community who are in need.
NACDS today bestowed its prestigious Harold W. Pratt Award to industry leader Jim Hunter, vice president of supplier services, QuintilesIMS, during the Business Program at the 2017 NACDS Total Store Expo.
NACDS President and CEO Steven C. Anderson, IOM, CAE, reflects on the policy and political landscapes created by the 2016 elections--and NACDS' forward-thinking approach to them.
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NACDS welcomed members of the NACDS Board of Directors for a two-day Washington fly-in this week as an increasingly intense debate on healthcare continues to reverberate on the Hill and across the country.
UPDATED with arrangements: Long-time Costco Pharmacies executive and NACDS supporter Charles Burnett is being remembered for his legacy as a pharmacy pioneer and dear friend.
Jolie Smith, director of corporate and community partnerships, Arlington Food Assistance Center (AFAC), describes the importance of community-based engagement to assist the 2,200 families who rely on AFAC each week.
