Aimee Sulliman named VP of Public Affairs at Neighbourhood Pharmacies

Toronto - The Neighbourhood Pharmacy Association of Canada (NPAC) has appointed Aimee Sulliman as Vice President, Public Affairs.Sulliman has over 20 years of senior-level experience within government, and in the corporate healthcare sector, including several pharmaceutical companies.In this role at NPAC she'll be overseeing the development and execution of the company's public affairs strategy and providing direction for the events and communications."Looking towards the bright future of this association, and the integral role our members play in delivering the highest quality care in our pharmacies across Canada, I'm excited to be part of the team and deliver measurable results for our members in partnership with provincial and federal decision makers," Sulliman said."It's a privilege to serve our members under the trusted leadership of Justin J. Bates, CEO, and I intend to continue to demonstrate the value of pharmacy and build partnerships."For his part, Bates said he is "very pleased" to welcome Sulliman."This positions the association to successfully advance advocacy initiatives and deliver value to our members," he added.Sulliman previously worked in market access and government relations with several research based pharmaceutical companies, NATIONAL Public Relations, and the Ontario government.During her tenure at Queen's Park, she was involved in developing the government's response to the Walkerton tainted water tragedy, the launch of Ontario's Northern medical school, and re-invigoration of Ontario's long-term care sector.She is a graduate of the University of Guelph.

Aimee Sulliman named VP of Public Affairs at Neighbourhood Pharmacies

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