Elizabeth MacMenamin
Vice President of Government Affairs
Elizabeth MacMenamin serves as Vice President of Government Affairs for the Retail Association of Nevada (RAN). Since joining the association in 1999, she has become a trusted advocate for Nevada's retail industry, bringing more than two decades of experience in legislative and regulatory affairs.
Elizabeth represents RAN and its members before state agencies and the Nevada Legislature, with a particular focus on healthcare, pharmacy, insurance, and regulatory policy. She works closely with retailers, policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders to advance practical solutions that support Nevada businesses while protecting consumers.
Throughout her career at RAN, Elizabeth has played a key role in shaping policy on complex healthcare and regulatory issues. She has also served as chair of the Industry Coalition on Prescription Drug Abuse, helping bring together public and private stakeholders to address one of Nevada's most significant public health challenges.
Before joining RAN, Elizabeth built a diverse professional background in education, legal administration, and business operations, experiences that continue to inform her collaborative and practical approach to public policy and member advocacy.
Elizabeth represents RAN and its members before state agencies and the Nevada Legislature, with a particular focus on healthcare, pharmacy, insurance, and regulatory policy. She works closely with retailers, policymakers, regulators, and industry stakeholders to advance practical solutions that support Nevada businesses while protecting consumers.
Throughout her career at RAN, Elizabeth has played a key role in shaping policy on complex healthcare and regulatory issues. She has also served as chair of the Industry Coalition on Prescription Drug Abuse, helping bring together public and private stakeholders to address one of Nevada's most significant public health challenges.
Before joining RAN, Elizabeth built a diverse professional background in education, legal administration, and business operations, experiences that continue to inform her collaborative and practical approach to public policy and member advocacy.