Meet the UK Pharmacy Professional Leadership Advisory Board
- Area of Work: The ALLIANCE
- Type: News Item
- Published: 13th June 2025
The UKPPLAB are running a series of four webinars over the summer to ask questions and have open discussions with their board members.
The UK Pharmacy Professional Leadership Advisory Board (UKPPLAB) is leading development of a collaborative, inclusive, and effective model of pharmacy professional leadership (PPL) across the UK.
Eight UK PPL organisations have united around a shared vision for the future. Together, they have co-created a Vision and Common Purpose for PPL and committed to its five principles.
Now, they want to keep up the momentum towards greater collaboration.
Board members are actively discussing how they can build a sustainable and effective future model of PPL, in the light of the vote to establish a Royal College of Pharmacy. They want to ensure everyone has a chance to be included in the conversations.
As a first stage, they are holding webinars to provide an opportunity for you to ask questions and have open discussions with Board members about what this means for PPL. Your feedback will be included in the Royal College co-creation process they have established.
Register now for the webinars, where you can meet UKPPLAB Board members, hear about their shared vision, ask questions, and join the conversation.
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