Karen Kenney Reagan

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  Karen Kenney Reagan - Vice President Government Affairs and TFDS Executive Director (512) 472-8261 ext. 202
  
  Karen Kenney Reagan is the association's lead lobbyist and Vice President, Government Affairs and also serves as the Executive Director of the Texas Federation of Drug Stores.As an expert in community and governmental relations, Karen has an extensive background in developing, negotiating, passing, and implementing public policy agenda.Previous to her engagement with TRA in 2000, she served as chief lobbyist for the Texas Pharmacy Association, worked for an independent lobby firm, and owned her own public relations company.Through her broad background and experience, Karen has built grassroots campaigns to support policy initiatives, developed complex strategies to share interstate business opportunities, and developed and coordinated public relations and media campaigns.In addition, she has organized and operated a political action committee as well as directing and organizing lobby teams to work together to achieve legislative goals.
  
  Throughout her experience, Karen has also developed many significant relationships within private industry, the legislative branch, the executive branch, the health care industry, and the academic community.As a result of her leadership in the chain drug industry, she has served on the Dean's Advisory Board for the Texas Tech School of Pharmacy and as an ex-officio member of the University of Texas College of Pharmacy's Pharmaceutical Foundation Advisory Council.She works collaboratively with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy and all Texas colleges of pharmacy to develop the profession's long-term medical error reduction and pharmacy workforce development strategies.She serves on numerous regulatory stakeholder advisory groups at various state agencies, including the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, and the Texas State Board of Pharmacy.

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  Karen Kenney Reagan - Vice President Government Affairs and TFDS Executive Director(512) 472-8261 ext. 202
  
  Karen Kenney Reagan is the association's lead lobbyist and Vice President, Government Affairs and also serves as the Executive Director of the Texas Federation of Drug Stores.As an expert in community and governmental relations, Karen has an extensive background in developing, negotiating, passing, and implementing public policy agenda.Previous to her engagement with TRA in 2000, she served as chief lobbyist for the Texas Pharmacy Association, worked for an independent lobby firm, and owned her own public relations company.Through her broad background and experience, Karen has built grassroots campaigns to support policy initiatives, developed complex strategies to share interstate business opportunities, and developed and coordinated public relations and media campaigns.In addition, she has organized and operated a political action committee as well as directing and organizing lobby teams to work together to achieve legislative goals.
  
  Throughout her experience, Karen has also developed many significant relationships within private industry, the legislative branch, the executive branch, the health care industry, and the academic community.As a result of her leadership in the chain drug industry, she has served on the Dean's Advisory Board for the Texas Tech School of Pharmacy and as an ex-officio member of the University of Texas College of Pharmacy's Pharmaceutical Foundation Advisory Council.She works collaboratively with the Texas State Board of Pharmacy and all Texas colleges of pharmacy to develop the profession's long-term medical error reduction and pharmacy workforce development strategies.She serves on numerous regulatory stakeholder advisory groups at various state agencies, including the Texas Health and Human Services Commission, Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts, and the Texas State Board of Pharmacy.

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  Karen Reagan has expertise on Tax, Pharmacy, Medicaid, Healthcare, Privacy, RFID and Environmental issues.She is a member of the Comptroller's Taxpayer Advisory Group and the Texas Pharmacy Congress.Contact Karen Reagan.

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  Published on: 12/9/2007    Last Visited: 12/10/2007  

  Consumers should always write down the card's access number in case the actual card is misplaced, said Karen Reagan, vice president of government affairs for the Texas Retailers Association.
  
  At stores like Best Buy and Target, gift cards cannot be redeemed for cash.

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  Published on: 7/23/2007    Last Visited: 7/24/2007  

  "When we polled our membership, it wasn't a problem for them," said Karen Reagan, vice president of government affairs for the Texas Retailers Association.

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  "These issues impact all consumers and providers of pharmacy services, including chain drug stores," said Karen Kenney Reagan, executive director of the Texas Federation of Drug Stores."We will be closely working with IPAT for legislative solutions."

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  For more information contact Karen Reagan at kreagan@txretailers.org.

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  Karen Kenney Reagan is an expert on pharmacy issues, healthcare, RFID, alcoholic beverage, and many others, while Joe Williams is intimately involved with all food related issues, WIC, EBT, and other federal and state programs.

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  "It's quite a lot of work," said Karen Reagan, vice president of Texas Retailers Association, which represents more than 2,000 members.
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  "They have to do a lot of computer work that's only for a three-day period, and then they have to change it back," Reagan said.

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  Published on: 6/6/2002    Last Visited: 6/6/2002  

  "We didn't even think it would be offensive to doctors," said Karen Reagan, executive director of the Texas Federation of Drug Stores.
  
  Under the law, physicians must take the extra step of writing the words, "brand necessary" or "brand medically necessary."Otherwise, with the patient's permission, the pharmacist can substitute a generic drug.
  
  The measure revamps what pharmacists consider a confusing system: Doctors could specify dispensing directions by signing on the bottom right of a prescription form for a brand-name drug and the left if a substitution is allowed.But, pharmacists said, they had not routinely done so.

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