PetMeds Appoints 3 Key Executives as Part of Digital Transformation

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Press release: PetMeds

PetMed Express, Inc. recently announced the addition of three new executives to the company. These key hires are an integral part of PetMeds digital transformation, with each new leader providing a unique skill set to help accelerate growth in the company’s e-commerce business.

Founded in 1996, PetMed Express delivers prescription and non-prescription pet medications and other health products for dogs, cats, and horses direct to the consumer through its website and its toll free number.

“PetMeds is undergoing a rapid transformation into a growth company, and we are excited to have had the opportunity to hand-pick three unicorns in their respective fields,” said Matt Hulett, CEO and president at PetMeds. “These new team members have extensive turnaround and scale experience, which will be integral to the future of PetMeds as the digital leader in pet health. With their skills, we can better serve the millions of pet parents we assist today — and the millions more we look to serve.”

PetMeds’ newest executive hires are as follows:

Mark Moseley, Chief Technology and Information Officer

Mark joins PetMeds after a successful career at language-learning leader Rosetta Stone, where he spent 17 years driving every aspect of the company’s technology and operations. His exceptional efforts in IT, scale product development, infrastructure, and operations enabled the company to turn around its legacy business, which helped with two successful monetization events for investors.

Jacqueline Smith, Vice President of People

Jacqueline was previously Vice President of HR at Anju Software, leading the company’s global human resources operations. An accomplished and effective executive, she has more than 20 years of experience in change management and business transformation. She has already begun a critical review and revamp of PetMeds’ HR tools and best practices.

Dan Pingree, Chief Marketing Officer 

Dan has a diverse set of digital retailing experiences, including seven years as the Chief Marketing Officer at Moosejaw Mountaineering. Dan was part of the team that successfully sold Moosejaw to Walmart. In addition, he has direct-to-consumer pharmaceutical experience at a public company as a former executive at Drugstore.com.