David Morris, currently serving as executive vice president and CFO, will step into the COO role on July 1. To ensure a smooth handoff, Forbes will remain with the organization through August 31, according to regulatory filings. Morris brings deep institutional knowledge to the position, having co-founded the firm after holding financial leadership roles at Central Pharmacy and Ernst & Young.

Will Mudd, a company veteran who has served as senior vice president of finance since 2012, will succeed Morris as CFO. During his tenure, Mudd managed revenue-cycle operations, financial reporting, and human resources. Before joining the pharmacy services provider, he gained experience in the audit services group at Grant Thornton. These appointments finalize a long-planned leadership evolution for the Atlanta-based company.