Show notes
Four pharmacy leaders. Four different journeys. In this episode, we revisit the real paths people take into pharmacy — and the impact they’re making in their communities. Matt Binder shares how he grew from single-store owner to multi-store operator with support from Cascadia Pharmacy Group. Marcus Howard talks about leaving teaching to open a pharmacy focused on inclusion in St. Louis. Lacy Epperson explains how she’s expanding clinical services in rural Missouri. And Bill Osborn offers insight into multigenerational ownership, mentorship, and what it means to serve a community. Together, these leaders show the passion and purpose behind independent pharmacy. 00:00 - Matt Binder - Introduction 00:36 - Matt Binder - Cascadia Pharmacy Group 02:17 - Matt Binder - Learning the business side without an MBA 05:10 - Marcus Howard - Introduction 08:35 - Marcus Howard - Realizing health impacts on student success 17:53 - Marcus Howard - Receiving $1 million to launch GreaterHealth 18:23 - Lacy Epperson - Introduction 19:23 - Lacy Epperson - Joining Mitchell’s through a school connection 23:06 - Lacy Epperson - Importance of independent pharmacy in rural areas 24:39 - Bill Osborn - Introduction 25:01 - Bill Osborn - Pharmacy legacy and founding Osborn Drugs 28:50 - Bill Osborn - Balancing independence and scale Hosted By: Mark Bivins, SVP of Sales, RedSail Technologies | Josh Howland, SVP/GM Pharmacy Management Systems, RedSail Technologies Guests Include: Matt Binder, Owner, Madison Park Pharmacy & Wellness Center Marcus Howard, Founder, GreaterHealth Pharmacy & Wellness Lacy Epperson, Director of Pharmacy Clinical Services, Mitchell's Drug Stores Bill Osborn, President, Osborn Drugs Looking for more information about independent pharmacy? Visit https://www.redsailtechnologies.com/
