Scott Melville, president and chief executive officer of the Consumer Healthcare Products Association, tells this week’s Video Forum about how the association has evolved to meet the changing needs of its members. In the first of a two-part interview, he also addresses COVID’s impact on the self-care business, the current state of the supply chain, and what O-T-C monograph reform means for the industry and its customers.
Video Forum: Scott Melville, CHPA, Part 1
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