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NACDS' Mary Ann Wagner to retire
NACDS announces Mary Ann Wagner's retirement
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Steven Anderson, president/CEO of NACDS, announced the retirement of Mary Ann Wagner, R.Ph., the association's senior VP of policy and pharmacy regulatory affairs, effective Dec. 31. Anderson expressed appreciation for the work that Wagner accomplished. She served NACDS members for 13 years, holding several positions before being promoted to her current position.
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