Contribution Criteria:
A PAC, or political action committee, is an organization that raises voluntary funds to help elect candidates to political office. They are typically utilized in federal elections. Some states allow PAC contributions to state-level candidates.
Political action committees are an important aspect of American politics and the American electoral system. PACs exist legally as a means for corporations, trade unions, etc. to make donations to candidates for federal office - something they cannot do directly.
PACs, including the McKesson Employees' PAC, must comply with strict contribution limits. Contributions to political candidates are limited to $5,000 to a candidate for each election (primary and general elections are considered separate elections). Contributions to political parties are limited to $15,000 per year and $5,000 to another PAC (example: trade association PAC) per year.
Employee contributions to a PAC are limited to $5,000 per person per year. Additionally, only certain employees are eligible to make contributions. Membership in a political action committee is limited to "exempt" employees who are U.S. citizens or green card holders with permanent resident status living in the United States. An employee is considered "exempt" if they are paid on a salary basis.
PAC records are made public and checked by the Federal Election Commission (FEC). Members of the public are free to view them, as are the media.
The McKesson Employees' PAC is committed to transparency. We report all contributions received and disbursed to the Federal Election Commission (FEC) on a monthly basis. To view, visit the FEC website and type "McKesson" into the search field. Additionally, the list of PAC supported candidates can be found in the McKesson Employees' PAC annual reports.
Our PAC Manager is always free to answer questions and discuss McKesson's engagement in the political process. Email Christine.Karlik@McKesson.com.
Election Cycle Reports 21-22 Cycle Report.pdf 2019-2020 Cycle Report 2017-2018 Election Cycle PAC Contributions (Updated Dec 2017) 2015-2016 Election Cycle Report 2015 Annual Report
2013-2014 Election Cycle Report Election cycle reports are completed at the end of each two year cycle. For the most up to date information, please go to www.FEC.gov and search for McKesson. Founder's Circle Contributors 2023 Founder's Circle Dinner Booklet 2022 Founder's Circle Dinner Booklet
McKesson Employees' PAC Board of Trustees The PAC Board of Trustees, comprised of senior leaders representing McKesson operating companies and corporate staff, evaluates and selects candidates who understand our concerns and interests and seek to solve problems through pragmatic solutions. The Board completes a thorough evaluation of each candidate based on a nonpartisan set of evaluation criteria. PAC Board Members: Gene Cavacini, Chair SVP & COO, PSaS Jena Martin, Treasurer VP, Controller Rich Buckley, Secretary & Assistant Treasurer SVP, Public Affairs Dana Allen VP, Indirect Tax Liz Anderson VP, Brand Management Kristina Crockett VP, Product David Evangelista President, McKesson Global Procurement & Sourcing Chris Frey VP, Assistant General Counsel, PSaS Oncology Deborah Haywood VP, GM, Government Solutions Rujing Jiang VP, Product Strategy, M&A Ximena Juncosa SVP, Talent & Organizational Strategy Crystal Lennartz President, Health Mart and Health Mart Atlas Heather Morel SVP & President, Provider Solutions Elaine Murphy SVP/GM, Rx Savings Solutions Faith Myers McKesson's Privacy Officer and SVP, Compliance & Ethics, CMM Hany Salama SVP, Private Label Generics Jeanine Singer SVP, National and Key Accounts & Field Sales Tom Traylor VP, Mergers & Acquisitions McKesson Employees' PAC Candidate Evaluation Criteria
McKesson Employees' PAC Belief Statement We believe: