Scott Bigg is Director in the Supplier Services Group at IQVIA, a leading global provider of advanced analytics, technology solutions, and clinical research services tailored for the life sciences and healthcare sectors. IQVIA’s mission is to enhance patient outcomes by fostering healthcare innovations through its data, technology, and expertise. By integrating big data, advanced analytics, and industry knowledge, IQVIA assists clients in making informed decisions and speeding up the development of groundbreaking treatments.

He initiated his career in the pharmacy field at Rite Aid, where he undertook various roles with escalating responsibilities. Prior to joining IQVIA in 2011, he was employed by other pharmaceutical information firms like Verispan and SDI. Scott holds a BS degree in Accounting from Penn State University and has nearly three decades of experience working with pharmacy data. In his capacity at IQVIA, Scott collaborates with retailers, software vendors, and various data suppliers, helping them gain insights into their market performance through business reviews and market analysis.

Scott resides in Ludington, Mich., with his wife and three children. He enjoys woodworking, honing his shooting skills, and volunteering. He actively contributes to his community through service on county boards, involvement with his church, and with the Mason County Sheriff's Office. Additionally, Scott and his wife are dedicated advocates for organizations aimed at combating human trafficking. Scott is also an Army Veteran who served in the U.S. Army Reserves and Pennsylvania Army National Guard.

Kevin Borcher, Pharm.D., is the Senior PDMP Specialist for the Prescription Drug Monitoring Program (PDMP) Training and Technical Assistance Center at the Institute for Intergovernmental Research. In his role, Dr. Borcher is responsible for developing and delivering programmatic and technical assistance for the PDMPs and other justice and public health initiatives across the nation.

Prior to this, Dr. Borcher was the pharmacy informatics coordinator at Nebraska Methodist Hospital and most recently was the vice president of PDMP and pharmacy programs for Nebraska at CyncHealth.

Since graduating with his doctor of pharmacy degree from the University of Nebraska Medical Center and completing a residency in Phoenix, Ariz., Dr. Borcher has worked within areas involving geriatrics, behavioral health, and informatics. He has served on the Nebraska Board of Pharmacy for over ten years and on the Nebraska Board of Health for over six years. Dr. Borcher is active in numerous organizations and speaks to local, state, and national associations and federal agencies on activities related to the PDMP.

Raj M. Chhadua, Pharm.D., is a healthcare innovator, entrepreneur, and pharmacy leader dedicated to transforming patient care. As Managing Partner of Renue Apothecary GP, he oversees 10 independent pharmacies across Texas, driving operational excellence and advocating for the profession. He is also the founder and partner of Seva Care, a healthcare technology company delivering a pharmacist-led remote patient monitoring solutions that empower providers to track chronic conditions, enhance care coordination, and improve health outcomes.

Ann Johnson, Pharm.D., is the President and co-owner of Pharmacy Healthcare Solutions, LLC. She began working for the company in 2010 after receiving her Doctor of Pharmacy degree from Duquesne University in Pittsburgh. Ann works on a variety of projects, including analytics and pricing reimbursement, drug compendia review and product launch support, 340B program assessment and auditing, PBM RFP support, policy and procedure writing, and operational assessments.

Ann is a member of the ASAP Board of Directors. She is also involved in the Pennsylvania Pharmacist Association (PPA), National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS), and the National Council for Prescription Drug Programs (NCPDP). Ann is also a member of the Academy of Managed Care Pharmacists (AMCP), where she participated in AMCP’s Digital Therapeutics Advisory Group.

Ben Bluml, B.S.Pharm., is the Executive Director and Senior Vice President for Research And Innovation at the American Pharmacists Association (APhA) Foundation. Along with his 29-plus years as the principal architect for the clinical and technology models in the Foundation’s patient care programs and 12 years of pharmacy practice experience, Ben is the author of numerous innovative health care software applications and professional journal publications related to his work on collaborative practice, health information technology, inter-disciplinary patient care, and quality improvement. He works with pharmacists, physicians, payers, technology companies, research and public health organizations across the United States to design and implement innovative patient-centered, team-based care programs and health care service delivery systems.

Ben received his pharmacy degree from the University of Missouri Kansas City School of Pharmacy. His professional passion is improving people's lives by optimizing the way health care is delivered. He focuses system change efforts on empowering patients, increasing collaboration, enhancing patient safety, improving outcomes, and reducing total costs for care. Bluml believes that the best way to improve health care is to put patients first, properly align incentives, optimize medication use, increase communication, and to effectively and securely exchange health information.

Dr. Richard Parrish, Ph.D., R.Ph., FCCP, BCPS, is Chair for Pharmacy Systems Interoperability of the Pharmacy Health Information Technology Collaborative, where he is focusing on systems interoperability to improve communication and data exchange in healthcare.

He is a leading figure in pharmacy informatics and healthcare standards with over 40 years of experience in clinical pharmacy, academia, and health information technology. Richard is a member of the United States Pharmacopeia (USP) Health Information and Technology Expert Committee for the 2025-2030 cycle. Additionally, his advisory role in the CMS PACIO Transitions of Care Project aims to enhance the electronic exchange of information and facilitate better care transitions for patients, recently leading the development of a use case for a Standardized Medication Profile for children with special healthcare needs.

His leadership experience includes positions such as Chief Pharmacist and Director at St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children in Philadelphia and Clinical Practice Leader for Alberta Health Services, Edmonton, Canada. Other assignments have included professorships at medical and pharmacy schools, consultancies with various healthcare, pharmacy, and industry organizations, and membership on several advisory boards.

Recognized for his contributions, Richard is a Distinguished Alumnus from Ohio State and a Fellow of the American College of Clinical Pharmacy. His published works focus on perioperative care, pharmacotherapy, and the integration of technology in pharmacy practices, reflecting his dedication to advancing the profession through innovative solutions and collaborative efforts. His work has significantly contributed to medication management standards and interoperability, enhancing patient safety and outcomes.

Richard holds a Ph.D. in Social, Administrative, and Clinical Pharmacy from the University of Minnesota, an M.S. in Pharmacy Care Systems from Auburn University, and a B.Pharm. from The Ohio State University. 

Marsha Millonig, MBA, B.Pharm., is the President/CEO of Catalyst Enterprises, LLC, a health care consulting firm dedicated to creating change toward improved health outcomes. Marsha is also an associate fellow of the University of Minnesota College of Pharmacy’s Center for Leading Healthcare Change. Before starting her firm, Marsha was with the National Association of Chain Drug Stores (NACDS) and the Healthcare Distribution Management Association (HDMA, now HAD). She a practicing pharmacist and pharmacist immunizer as a relief pharmacist for community pharmacies in the Twin Cities. She co-authored a book with William Tindall, PhD on innovative pharmacist services called “Pharmaceutical Care: Insights from Community Pharmacists.” Her latest work, “100 MTM Tips for Pharmacists” is available as an e-book at the Apple Store, Amazon Kindle, Barnes and Noble and Kobo Canada.

Lisa Schwartz, Pharm.D., is Senior Director of Professional Affairs at the National Community Pharmacists Association (NCPA). She is knowledgeable on pharmacy practice issues including pharmacy operations, pharmacy quality measurement, DSCSA, pharmacy automation, and health IT. Lisa utilizes her unique skills to support pharmacy owners nationwide on a variety of practice transformation and business issues.

Meg Murphy, Pharm.D., M.B.A., is the Pharmacy and Regulatory Affairs Manager at Surescripts. In this role, she collaborates with industry stakeholders to support the practice of pharmacy through advancements in technology and interoperability. She is currently leading the Pharmacy Workgroup within the Sequoia Project’s Interoperability Matters Program, which includes over 45 organizations from across the healthcare industry. Prior to joining Surescripts, Meg was responsible for pharmacy practice transformation initiatives at the American Pharmacists Association (APhA), working alongside pharmacists, other health care professionals and policymakers to empower pharmacists to deliver clinical services.

Meg graduated from the South Carolina College of Pharmacy and will receive her M.B.A. from the University of Virginia Darden School of Business.

Rooms are available at the group rate of $299 per night, before taxes and resort fee until Dec. 13, 2025.

Please click below to book your room online, or call The Lodge & Club for reservations at (800) 243-4304 and reference The American Society for Automation in Pharmacy.

The Lodge & Club Ponte Vedra Beach is an AAA Four-Diamond oceanfront retreat between Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

The hotel provides Mediterranean-inspired elegance, dining with stunning views of the ocean, two pools, on miles of pristine beach.

The Lodge & Club offers access to the amenities of its sister resort, Ponte Vedra Inn & Club, including golf, tennis, and a luxurious spa.

The hotel is approximately 40 minutes from Jacksonville International Airport.

There is taxi and ride hail service readily available from the airport to the hotel.

We will organize a golf outing for Thursday afternoon between the speaker program and the reception. Check back here for details, and be sure to indicate your interest when you register for the conference.