The FLAVORx Headquarters gained 26 little employees for Take Your Child to Work Day 2019.

Here's your look into all things that happened on FLAVORx Kids Day captured in 26 photos: 

It's always fun to see how our end consumers- children, interact with our flavors and in this case, FLAVORx Kids also had the chance to experience the behind-the-scenes of FLAVORx- what it takes to make the magic happen everyday.

1. From helping to care for her grandmother, to becoming a pharmacist and owning her own pharmacy, Dr. Lisa Faast brings her well-rounded perspective to propel pharmacies in her current role as the Vice President of Business Development and New Services at Pharmacy Development Services. Through creative strategies, she helps pharmacies develop businesses that thrive while continuing to provide excellent patient care. Learn more in her interview:

As the Vice President of Pharmacy Operations and Specialty, Rina Shah is responsible for pharmacy operations across Walgreens’ 9,560 store locations. Shah's impact has been great, recently leading the launch of  Feel More Like You, a new program at Walgreens which leverages the expertise of more than 15,000 pharmacists and beauty consultants to provide holistic care for people living with cancer. We couldn't hold back our excitement to feature this amazing woman in pharmacy who is taking patient-care to a level that takes the whole person into account. Here's her interview below:

 Meet Brooke Griffin, Professor of Pharmacy Practice and Vice Chair of Clinical Services at Midwestern University Chicago College of Pharmacy in Downers Grove, IL. We asked Brooke the following questions and with great authenticity she shared her personal experiences overcoming challenges in her career as well as the necessity of diversity across the healthcare industry for optimum patient care. 

As the Community Director at the Arnold & Marie Schwartz, College of Pharmacy & Health Sciences at Long Island University in Brooklyn, New York, Eva Berrios-Colon, PharmD, MPH, BCPS has a heart for serving the often forgotten. She works with pharmacy students in providing New York City’s underserved communities with tools to better manage their health.