Camille Campbell, PharmD, RPh (formerly Camille Pope) is Senior Director of Health Equity and former Chief Medical Lead at Acclinate. Acclinate leverages community engagement and trust-enabling technology to empower communities to take actions for better health and improve representation in clinical research. Dr. Campbell uses her 17+ years of pharmaceutical industry experience to implement Acclinate’s health equity strategies and lead medical communications between Black and Brown community members, research sites, and biopharma/healthcare partners. She also contributes strategic market intelligence to help develop the company’s platforms and services.

Previously, Dr. Campbell excelled in Medical Affairs at AstraZeneca (AZ) as a US Medical Oncology Lead, launching new drug indications and engaging clinical experts. At Abbvie, she was a Senior Medical Science Liaison for Hepatitis C/HIV. Her early career involved Scientific Publications.

A champion for workforce diversity and inclusive research, Dr. Campbell founded AZ's US Medical Oncology Inclusion & Diversity Talent Workstream, creating initiatives like the AZ-Howard University fellowship. She has served on the Industry Pharmacist Organization (IPhO) Diversity Team and is active in NPhA and Young Black Pharma (YBP). Her work at Acclinate has been presented at numerous conferences and in publications, and she has been recognized by National Minority Quality Forum (NMQF) as a "Top 40 Under 40 Leader in Minority Health" and by YBP for talent cultivation.

Dr. Campbell holds a PharmD from Florida A&M University, completed a pharmaceutical industry fellowship with Bristol-Myers Squibb/Rutgers University, and earned a certificate in Health Disparities Research from the University of Illinois Chicago. She is also the Principal Owner of Bella Peek Consulting, LLC

Jason C. Dove, PharmD., is a 1993 Graduate of Xavier University of Louisiana. He is currently practicing hospital pharmacy but have worked in several other practice settings including ambulatory, retail, and clinic environments.

He returned to the practice in 2014 after a long battle with substance abuse which included license suspensions, incarcerations, and  homelessness. June 18, 2025 will mark 17 years of total abstinence from all mood/mind altering substances.

A part of his recovery included being involved in a Professional Recovery Network where he met many medical professionals who were also fighting the disease of addiction.

He decided to speak on this topic because it is an issue that, because of the right to privacy, these issues don't get enough attention.

Prior to this, she was a Clinical Assistant Professor and Director of Community Pharmacy Residency Programs at Howard University College of Pharmacy (HUCOP).

Dr. Franklin also worked as a Clinical Pharmacist at the Howard University Hospital Outpatient Mental Health Center where she provided pharmacotherapy services to individuals with psychiatric disease states including smoking cessation services for people with tobacco use disorder and medication therapy management for opioid use disorder (OUD). She was the Director of the HUCOP Opioid Overdose Education and Naloxone Distribution program in partnership with DC Health, has served as a coordinator for the Opioid Overdose and Naloxone Education Programs in Maryland, is a member of the DC Health Prescription Drug Monitoring Program Advisory Committee and continues to work to increase community access to naloxone and medications for opioid use disorder through pharmacist-led collaborative efforts.

Dr. Franklin served as a chair of several committees for the Maryland Pharmacists Association, was a Maryland delegate for the American Pharmacists Association House of Delegates, is the co-chair for the National Pharmaceutical Association Legislative and Regulatory Affairs Committee and serves on committees in several other national pharmacy organizations.

Dr. Franklin has been awarded grants to implement projects that increase patient’s access to care and continues to work closely with DC Health to improve patient access to care within community pharmacies.

Verneda Hawkins PharmD, ACC, is the CEO and Founder of Journey to Joy Coaching LLC. As a coach, she specializes in career fulfillment, leadership skill development, outplacement support, talent retention, and non-financial retirement life transition planning.

Dr. Hawkins collaborates as an accountability partner with clients from a wide range of industries. She supports individuals as they navigate through a variety of career management scenarios whether they are choosing to seek a promotion, secure a lateral position, transition to a retirement “encore” career or simply want to "bloom where they are planted" by obtaining a similar role.

Certified by the International Coaching Federation (ICF) and as a Pro-D Career Value and Leadership Assessment Consultant in conjunction with her 25+ years of successful experience as a leader within corporate sectors such as Bristol-Myers Squibb and Biogen pharmaceutical companies, Dr. Hawkins offers a credible and shared experience to readily connect with a diverse array of clients.

She is a graduate of both the University of Kentucky (PharmD) and Cincinnati (BSPharm). She currently serves on the Dean’s Board of Advisors at the University of Cincinnati College of Pharmacy.

Dr. Hawkins has been awarded numerous national recognitions for her career accomplishments and contributions to the pharmacy profession to include the NPhA Chauncey L. Cooper Award, the Robert J. DeSalvo Distinguished Alumni Award (UC) and the Lyman T. Johnson Torch of Excellence Alumni Award (UK).

Dr. Kirstyn Hill is a 2015 graduate from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign (BS in Interdisciplinary Health/Health Disparities) and 2019 graduate from the University of Kentucky (PharmD, MPH). She currently works as a full time regulatory medical writer with ProPharma Group, authoring and editing a variety of regulatory and research-related documents for numerous pharmaceutical clients.

Kirstyn has also worked as a clinical pediatric and women’s health pharmacist since 2020. In both roles, she enjoys education, training, and precepting new employees and learners, and places a strong emphasis on interdisciplinary collaboration.

Kirstyn also freelances as a health-content writer. Kirstyn decided to become a freelance healthcare writer because she is passionate about closing education gaps between healthcare and the community and enjoys making complex medical information understandable to all. She also hopes to help remove the perceived stigmas surrounding the discussion of certain health conditions and experiences.

Kirstyn’s areas of interest include pediatrics; women’s health; sexual and reproductive health; public health; health equity; health disparities; diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI); education; precepting; and leadership. 

Dr. Anaïs Webster Mennuti, PharmD, combines her decade of pharmacy practice experience with a flair for storytelling to direct and produce HARMACY. After witnessing firsthand the unsafe conditions in retail pharmacy, Dr. Webster Mennuti is uniquely positioned to address these issues through this documentary project.

Having completed the prestigious Docs in Progress Legacy Fellowship in 2024, she gained advanced film production insights and networking opportunities to propel her vision.

With a background in writing and creative projects, including screenplays and novels, Dr. Webster Mennuti is equipped to achieve Netflix-level impact with her film.​

Currently, Dr. Webster Mennuti lives in Eugene OR with her husband, two daughters, two cats and dog, and practices inpatient pharmacy at a local health system.

Prior to joining the UN Foundation in 2015, Rebecca spent more than a decade working on and managing political campaigns and causes through leadership roles in state-based and national political consulting firms. Rebecca earned her B.A. in Political Science from the University of the Pacific in California, her M.P.S. in Political Management from George Washington University, and is an alumna of the Women’s Campaign School at Yale University.

Dr. Briana (Bri) P. Murray received her Bachelor of Science’s degree in Biochemistry from Clemson University in 2012 and her Doctor of Pharmacy degree at the South Carolina College of Pharmacy in Columbia, SC in 2016. Upon graduation, she moved to Indianapolis, IN to complete a PGY1 Community Pharmacy Residency at Dr. Aziz Pharmacy/Purdue University College of Pharmacy.

Following her PGY1, Dr. Murray accepted a staff pharmacist position at an innovative Walgreens Pharmacy that offered compounding, delivery, and specialized services to a local federally qualified health center (FQHC). After working in the community for 3 years, she decided to further her training by completing a PGY2 in Ambulatory Care Pharmacy with Community Care Physicians, P.C./Albany College of Pharmacy and Health Sciences.

Using her newly gained skills, she moved to Baltimore, MD to be a clinical pharmacist for Correct Rx Pharmacy Services, Inc, where she was responsible for clinical and administrative duties for 4 correctional facilities in central Maryland. To continue her passion of helping the underserved population, Dr. Murray was hired in January 2023 to expand a diabetes management clinic with a local FQHC, Chase Brexton Health Care.

Dr. Murray’s current interests are diabetes, psychiatry and transgender health.

Nkem P. Nonyel, PharmD, MPH, BCPS is a Clinical Associate Professor and Non-Traditional PharmD Program Manager at the Howard University College of Pharmacy in Washington DC. Her clinical pharmacy practice is in acute care internal medicine at the Howard University Hospital, Washington DC.

Prior to her employment at Howard University, she was an Associate Professor at the University of Maryland School Eastern Shore School of Pharmacy, where she taught within the PharmD, Physician Assistant, Pharmaceutical Sciences Post-Graduate, and Post-Baccalaureate Certificate in Rural Health Disparities and Social Inequity programs, respectively.

Her previous clinical pharmacy practices include but not limited to primary care, population health care, critical care, surgical-anesthesia care. In her clinical pharmacy roles, Dr. Nonyel provided clinical decision support to physicians, physician assistants, and nurse practitioners; and medication education and device counseling to patients and their caregivers while fostering an experiential learning environment for PharmD students and residents; medical students, interns, and residents; and physician assistant students.

Prior to the pharmacy profession, Dr. Nonyel was a Licensed Practical Nurse in acute and subacute settings, and in pediatric home care. She earned a PharmD degree from the University of Maryland School of Pharmacy, a Master of Public Health degree from the University of Maryland School of Medicine, and completed an ASHP-accredited postgraduate Year 1 pharmacy residency training at Holy Cross Hospital, Silver Spring, Maryland.

Her research focuses on Sickle Cell Disease and public health, especially social determinants of health, health disparities, and cultural competence.

The Honorable Dr. Jewell Reddick is an Administrative Law Judge in Washington, D.C., where he presides over cases related to tobacco control and healthcare matters.

With a distinguished career spanning both healthcare and law, Dr. Reddick combines clinical expertise as a licensed pharmacist with extensive experience in administrative law and public policy. He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy, magna cum laude, from Florida A&M University, and his Juris Doctor, cum laude, from the University of Miami School of Law.

Dr. Reddick serves as Vice Chair of the District of Columbia’s Opioid Fatality Review Board, contributing to critical efforts to combat the opioid crisis in the District of Columbia. He is a dedicated member of the Apothecary Board of Visitors for Florida A&M University’s College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences, where he supports the advancement of pharmacy education and professional development.

A passionate advocate for health equity and legal integrity, he brings a unique, interdisciplinary perspective to today’s most pressing public health and regulatory challenges.

Dr. Theo Rukundo, PharmD, MBA is the Director, Pharmacy Supply Chain and Contracting at Boston Medical Center Health System. He oversees Pharmacy supply chain for one of the largest safety-net or 340B covered entities in greater Boston area with over $750M in annual pharmacy spend across acute care (over 1000 beds), ambulatory care, infusion centers, retail pharmacies, specialty pharmacies and a large network of BMC contracted pharmacies.

He earned his Doctor of Pharmacy from Howard University school of Pharmacy from Washington DC and Masters of Business Administration with dual concentration in Supply Chain Management and Business Analytics from University of Nebraska Lincoln.

For the last 16 years, he practiced pharmacy in various settings including academia research, community pharmacy, hospital clinical pharmacy and pharmacy administration.

Outside civilian professions, he is also serving in the military in the United States Navy as the Officer-In-Charge for Naval Reserve Logistics Support for Seal Team 17, out of Coronado, CA.

In spare time, he enjoys spending quality time with family and friends, traveling, attending hockey games and playing mini golf with family.

Garet Turner is the CEO of the Arizona Pharmacy Association, bringing nearly 20 years of senior-level experience in the non-profit and association space. Having managed volunteer engagement, direct sales, fundraising, and large-scale event planning, Garet is also a Certified Meetings Professional, a Certified Golf Tournament Planner, and a Certified Association Executive. Known for strategic planning, entrepreneurial thinking, and program development, Garet has a strong commitment to relationships, innovation, diversity, and integrity.

In addition to his career in the tax-exempt sector, Garet has built and maintains a real estate company with his husband. Previously serving as Principal + Managing Partner at Agile Home Team of EXP Realty, Garet expanded their luxury real estate division and led the creation and expansion of their property management efforts through Agile Property Management, achieving consistent 5-star ratings and increasing market share and revenue growth.

In previous roles, Garet served as the Thought Leader and Co-Creator at Flock Theory, as the Vice President of Strategic Engagement and Member Experience at the Association of Air Medical Services, and as the Chief Development Officer at ASAE and the ASAE Research Foundation.

A proud Boilermaker, Garet holds a BA in Political Science from Purdue University and expects to graduate with an MS in Nonprofit and Association Management from the University of Maryland Global Campus in 2026.

Recognized for their contributions to the industry, Garet has received awards such as Young and Aspiring from Association Trends in 2020 and Forty Under 40 from Association Forum in 2019.

Dr. Turner earned her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from the Northeastern University School of Pharmacy. She later got her Master of Public Health with a concentration in Health Policy and Management from The Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health.

Dr. Turner has continued to develop her career as an academician by following her passions and has completed numerous trainings, instruction and professional development throughout the fields of pharmacy and education by focusing on equity, diversity, inclusion and belonging, and the social determinants of health especially as it relates to pharmacy education.

Dr. Malaika Turner’s time in the field, in both higher education and clinical practice, has been transformational, and she looks forward to continuing spread knowledge, wisdom and insight through her role in educating others.

Kenric also participates as a board member of Challenges, Incorporated located in Greenville, South Carolina. He is also a former SC state representative on the Southeastern AIDS Education and Training Center (SE AETC) Advisory Committee.

In addition, Kenric serves as a dedicated clinical pharmacy educator within his role on faculty and Mercer University College of Pharmacy. His experience in HIV-related pharmacy education, advocacy and leadership in community-level HIV initiatives, and his administrative experience as a pharmacist leading an HIV treatment and prevention facility within an Ending the HIV Epidemic (EHE) priority jurisdiction allows him to appreciate the complexities of healthcare and the work that remains to ensure that all health disparities dwindle among all populations.