Treasurer

Brent Eberle

I currently serve as President of CivicaScript, a nonprofit committed to making lower-cost generic and biosimilar medications more accessible to patients. Prior to this role, I spent 20 years at Navitus Health Solutions, most recently as Chief Pharmacy Officer, where I led efforts to lower drug costs and improve patient outcomes. I'm passionate about drug pricing reform and have had the opportunity to testify before Congress and serve on the Wisconsin Governor’s Task Force on Reducing Prescription Drug Prices. I bring extensive financial and operational experience across the drug supply chain, with a focus on transparency and patient access. I'm a licensed pharmacist in Wisconsin and hold a Bachelor of Science in Pharmacy from UW–Madison and an MBA from Edgewood College. I’m currently a member of the University of Wisconsin School of Pharmacy Board of Visitors.

Statement of Purpose
I am seeking election as Treasurer of the Pharmacy Society of Wisconsin to contribute strategic financial leadership in support of PSW’s mission. With experience across the drug supply chain and a strong commitment to transparency and patient access, I am passionate about ensuring PSW’s continued role is shaping the future of pharmacy practice.

Throughout my career, I’ve worked to improve medication affordability and access through innovation, operational excellence, and advocacy. I’ve had the opportunity to engage in drug pricing reform efforts at both the state and national levels, helping to shape policy solutions that prioritize patients and pricing transparency. I believe PSW plays a critical role in uniting and supporting the pharmacy community—especially as we navigate evolving challenges such as workforce development, payment reform, and the expanding role of pharmacists in care delivery. As Treasurer, I would be honored to serve PSW with integrity, thoughtful stewardship, and a collaborative approach.

I am excited about the opportunity to give back to the profession.

Nick Ladell

Nick Ladell is a 2011 Doctor of Pharmacy graduate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2020 Master’s in Business Administration graduate from UW-Whitewater, Board Certified Pharmacotherapy Specialist, Certified Pharmacy Executive Leader, and Fellow of the American College of Healthcare Executives . He started his career as a pharmacist at Aurora St. Luke’s Medical Center and then completed a residency specializing in pharmacy administration with Aurora Health Care. Nick currently serves as the Director of Pharmacy at the Aurora West Allis Medical Center. In this role, he oversees a department of ~60 employees, provides oversight to pharmacy operations, and precepts students and pharmacy residents. In 2021, he joined the PSW Board of Directors. Since 2023, he has been serving as PSW Treasurer. Nick’s greatest blessing has been his marriage to his wife, Lindsey, and two children – Nora (9) and Arlo (7). If he isn’t cleaning the chicken coop, shooting hoops or playing catch with his son and daughter, or constantly picking up after them he enjoys ice fishing or clay shooting.

Statement of Purpose
I would be honored for the opportunity to continue to serve as the PSW Treasurer for a final term. My calling in life is to serve others. I take great joy and delight in serving patients, my staff, colleagues, our profession, and my family and friends. In my current role as Treasurer, I have taken an active role in budget preparation, encouraged fiscal responsibility with a growth mindset, and supported initiatives to expand sponsorship, generate new revenue opportunities, and manage resources efficiently. I look forward to continuing to actively serve our profession through this role with PSW. Having experience in community pharmacy, long term acute care, and acute care, I can help provide a perspective that can advance PSW’s One Voice, One Vision. It would be my privilege to serve you, our profession, our community and our patients as a PSW Treasurer by ensuring PSW’s financial health and helping transform pharmacy practice to improve patient care.

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