Editorial Team

Todd Eury serves as Pharmacy Media & Podcast Advisor, bringing extensive experience in pharmacy media, storytelling, and audience engagement.

As a co-founder of Pharmacy Podcast™, he helps strengthen Dispense Times’ connection to the broader pharmacy community through thought leadership and industry dialogue.

Bryan Green, PharmD is an independent pharmacy owner in the state of Georgia with a specialized focus on sports, wellness, and performance-driven pharmacy services.

His expertise centers on integrating responsible wellness programs into community pharmacy practice while maintaining clinical integrity, regulatory awareness, and patient trust.

Arman Amiri serves as Industry Strategy & Business Development Advisor, bringing expertise in healthcare services, supplier relationships, and operational growth through his leadership at Salvatori-Scott Inc.

He provides insight into distribution dynamics, vendor partnerships, and scalable business strategies impacting independent pharmacies.

Ben Coakley is a seasoned advisor and business development leader with more than two decades of experience in the financial services industry. He currently serves as Director of Business Development at The Waypoint Company and The Pharmacy Insurance Group, where he supports pharmacy professionals with integrated solutions that address both personal wealth and business needs.

Laine Lee brings more than 37 years of pharmacy industry experience to the Dispense Times Advisory Board. After a long career with American Associated Pharmacies, where he served in roles including Territory Representative, Territory Manager, and Pharmacy Business Advisor, Laine now supports Dispense Times with deep industry knowledge, pharmacy relationships, and a strong commitment to independent pharmacy success.

Dr. Nicolette Mathey is a pharmacist, entrepreneur, and founder of Atrium24 Technologies, dedicated to helping independent pharmacies thrive through tools, partnerships, and education.

She previously owned Palm Harbor Pharmacy and currently leads Achieve Pharmacy, a 503B fulfillment model. She is a sought-after speaker at NCPA, McKesson IdeaShare, and Cardinal RBC on sales strategy and technology adoption.

Leanne Haley-Brown, BS Pharm, RPh serves as Clinical Advisor with a focus on Pharmacy Care at Home and CPESN-based care models.

She provides guidance on innovative care delivery, chronic disease management, and expanding pharmacist-led services beyond the counter, ensuring content reflects evolving clinical practice and patient-centered outcomes.

Dr. Nandita Trivett is a Business Development Solutionist with deep, hands-on experience across independent pharmacy, payer systems, managed care, hospital settings, and cash-based care models.

Her work focuses on turning ideas into execution, helping independent pharmacies and vendors cut through complexity with clear strategy, structure, and measurable outcomes.

Dr. Trivett brings a practical, implementation-driven approach to building sustainable revenue, stronger partnerships, and meaningful patient value.

Kelsey Horton is a standout graduate of the USC Executive Certificate program and brings a strong combination of leadership, professional experience, and athletic achievement.

A former Division I athlete, Kelsey played softball at the University of Florida from 2010–2013, helping lead her team to a Women’s College World Series runner-up finish in 2011 and an SEC Championship in 2013.

Professionally, she is a practicing PharmD with more than eight years of experience across community pharmacy, home delivery and specialty pharmacy, compounding pharmacy, and pharmacy management. She also completed the USC Executive Sports Pharmacy Certificate program.

Kelsey is an active member of the U.S. Sports Pharmacy Group and is passionate about advancing the role of pharmacists in athlete health, performance, and medication safety.

Kyle Fields is the Founder and CEO of Appro-Rx LLC, a national fiduciary mindset pharmacy benefit manager built on a zero conflicts of interest model. He founded Appro-Rx in 2011 and has spent 15 years challenging the Big 3 PBM model that has cost employers and patients billions in hidden margins and undisclosed conflicts.

A former Waynesville City Councilman and 2014 Dayton 40 Under 40 honoree, Kyle has been a national speaker on drug pricing transparency and PBM reform long before it became federal policy. He was featured on CNBC Squawk Box in 2017 discussing the very issues now driving CAA 2026 compliance requirements.

Kyle brings a practitioner’s perspective to PBM reform with 15 years of fiduciary conviction and real-world results.