Board of Directors
Jeff Harrell
He is on the board of directors of American Associated Pharmacies and AlignRx, and is a leading authority on technology and innovations in pharmacy practice. Harrell received the Bowl of Hygeia award in 2023.
Kristen Riddle
Riddle is a past president of the Arkansas Pharmacist Association. Among her other industry activities is serving as a delegate to the United States Pharmacopeia.
Christian Tadrus
Along with being a multi-pharmacy owner, Tadrus is chair of the NCPDP Board of Trustees and has helped lead its Strategic Planning Committee for the past four years. He is heavily active with CPESN® USA, representing CPESN Missouri on the CPESN Board of Managers. Christian serves on the Board of Directors of the Partnership for DSCSA Governance and as vice president of the Missouri State Board of Pharmacy. He is also one of six appointees to the Missouri Joint Oversight Task Force for Prescription Drug Monitoring. Christian is also lead strategy consultant for the Tadrus Advisory Group, LLC.
Jonathan Marquess
Marquess is vice president of the Academy of Independent Pharmacy for the Georgia Pharmacy Association. In this role he promotes economic viability and security for independent pharmacies. Additionally, Jonathan and his pharmacist wife Pam are the owners of community and long-term care pharmacies in Georgia. Before assuming his current position, Jonathan was vice president of clinical and professional affairs for APCI and a clinical professor of pharmacy practice at the Mercer University School of Pharmacy in Atlanta.
Steve Moore
Moore is a past president of the Pharmacists Society of the State of New York. He is a CPESN® USA luminary and board member, an EPIC board member, and a Plattsburgh North-Country Chamber of Commerce board member. Steve lives in Plattsburgh with his wife Kristin, their daughter Ellie, and their dog Henry.
Dared Price
Price is a past president of the Kansas Pharmacists Association and alongside his wife Renee, also a pharmacist, serves as the lead luminary for CPESN® Kansas. Dared’s many civic leadership roles include serving as a board member of his local hospital foundation, serving on the health care advisory committee for Rep. Ron Estes (R-Kan.), the KPhA Government Affairs Committee, and other task force groups.
Justin Wilson
Wilson is a past member of the Oklahoma State Board of Pharmacy, a past president of the Oklahoma Pharmacists Association, and adjunct clinical professor at the University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy, his alma mater. Justin currently serves on the UnifyRx and the AlignRx boards.
Hashim Zaibak
Zaibak began his pharmacy career in 1999 and is well-known as a medical counselor. He dedicates time to giving health education presentations and teaching patients proper medication administration. In recognition of Hashim’s service to the community, he was named the 2014 Pharmacist of the Year by Pharmacy Development Services. Additionally, Hayat Pharmacy was named Health Mart’s 2014 and 2021 Pharmacy of the Year. Hashim also received the Bowl of Hygeia Community Service award in 2021.
Lea Wolsoncroft
Wolsoncroft and husband Tom opened their first pharmacy, KidsMeds, in 2002. Lea has always pursued nontraditional tracks and focused on educating physicians and the community about pharmacy practice and the unique role the profession plays in community wellness. The newest adventure is Remedies Pharmacy, which opened in 2018.
Chief Executive Officer
B. Douglas Hoey
B. Douglas Hoey is the Chief Executive Officer of the National Community Pharmacists Association. The National Community Pharmacists Association represents the owners of nearly 19,400 pharmacy small businesses. These pharmacies are important to local economies providing jobs for 215,000 people in their communities and consumers consistently rank them as the top rated pharmacies in the country.
Hoey is a licensed pharmacist in Oklahoma, Virginia, and Texas and practiced in a variety of community pharmacy settings including his own family’s pharmacy before coming to NCPA. Hoey was NCPA’s first chief operating officer and in 2011 was named CEO. He is widely quoted by media as an industry expert on community pharmacy practice issues including drug supply and prescription drug pricing. Hoey also developed and taught pharmacology courses at George Washington University and Marymount universities. He is president of the World Pharmacy Council, co-chairman of the Surescripts Board of Directors, chairman of the NCPA Innovation Center, and vice-chair for the CPESN® USA Board of Managers. Hoey served on the Pharmacy Quality Alliance board for six years and was chairman of the Mirixa board for eight years. His pharmacy degree is from the University of Oklahoma College of Pharmacy and his MBA is from the Oklahoma City University graduate school of business.
Officers
Ben McNabb
McNabb is the co-owner (with wife Heather) of Love Oak Pharmacy & 24/7 Health Club in Eastland, Texas, which also includes a telepharmacy location in Strawn, Texas. He serves as the lead luminary of CPESN® Texas and is an appointed member of the Texas HHSC Value-Based Payment and Quality Improvement Advisory Committee. In these roles, Ben advocates for the untapped potential of community pharmacy and strives to advance innovative payment models that improve patient outcomes while reducing health care costs. Additionally, he is the chair of the Texas Pharmacy Association's Independent Pharmacy Academy. A proud alumnus of the University of Texas at Austin College of Pharmacy, Ben continues to contribute to his alma mater as a member of the Dean’s Advisory Council.
Ashley Moose
Moose is the pharmacy manager and co-owner of Moose Pharmacy in Monroe, N.C., and co-owner of Moose Pharmacy in Mount Holly, N.C. She is involved in the implementation and enhancement of clinical activities, including immunizations, disease state management, adherence, and medication therapy management services. Ashley also serves as the director of network development for CPESN® USA. She works directly with community pharmacists to develop and launch clinically integrated networks of high-performing community-based pharmacies. Ashley received a doctor of pharmacy degree from Campbell University in 2008. She has served as chair of the North Carolina Community Care Practice Forum and is past president of the North Carolina Association of Pharmacists. Ashley has been recognized as the North Carolina Association of Pharmacists Community Pharmacist of the Year in 2013 and NCPA Outstanding Adherence Educator in 2012.
Scott Pace
Pace and his wife Anne, who is also a pharmacist, own Kavanaugh Pharmacy in the Heights neighborhood of Little Rock, Ark. He is also a partner at Impact Management Group, a government relations, public affairs, and consulting firm based in Little Rock. He represents a diverse group of clients with a heavy emphasis on the health care and pharmacy industries. Scott joined IMG after more than 12 years with the Arkansas Pharmacists Association, where he served as both CEO and COO. Pace is a licensed pharmacist and attorney. He holds a bachelor’s degree in biology from Arkansas State University, a doctor of pharmacy from the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences, and a juris doctorate with high honors from the University of Arkansas at Little Rock William H. Bowen School of Law.
Ashley Seyfarth
Seyfarth is owner of Kare Drug, which has locations in Aztec and Bloomfield, N.M. Ashley graduated from the University of New Mexico College of Pharmacy in 2014. She started working at Kare Drug during her third year of pharmacy school and was hired after graduation. She bought into the pharmacy as a partner in 2017 and took full ownership in 2019. Ashley is chair of the New Mexico Pharmacy Business Council, first vice president for the New Mexico Pharmacist Association, and pharmacology professor for the dental hygiene program at the local community college. Most recently, Ashley has been collaborating with the New Mexico Human Services Development to increase clinical services paid through medical claims and bypassing the PBMs.
Khanh-Long (Ken) Thai
Thai is the founder and CEO of 986 Degrees Corp., a pharmacy franchise with multiple pharmacy locations throughout Southern California and Nevada. Ken also serves as an adjunct assistant professor of pharmacy practice at the University of Southern California and Western University’s School of Pharmacy, precepting and mentoring students interested in becoming pharmacy entrepreneurs. Ken received a degree in biology from the University of California at Los Angeles in 1998. He graduated from the USC School of Pharmacy in 2002. Ken is a past president of the California Pharmacists Association. He is currently the president of the QSAD, USC Mann School of Pharmacy Alumni Network.