About

Rolan serves as Animal Hospital Supply’s Executive Vice President and manages our operations and sales team. He was raised in East Texas and graduated from Texas A&M with a Bachelors in Agricultural Economics. He started his career in Dallas/Fort Worth as a Distribution Sales Rep before moving to Birmingham, AL, to create a new Animal Health start-up. With more than 15 years of experience in the Animal Health industry, he has served in many roles, including; Veterinary Technician,  Territory Manager, National Sales Manager, Customer Service Manager, and Corporate Product Manager. In Rolan’s free time, he enjoys traveling, all things outdoors, health and fitness, and having lazy Sundays with his cat Louie.

I work for the accounting department at AHS. I live in East Tennessee with my husband and 2 daughters. My husband and I have been together since high school. I enjoy watching my daughters play softball and spending time with family. I have 2 dogs, a schnauzer named Ellie and a chocolate lab named Beans. In my down time, I like to hang out on the couch with my pups and crochet. I’m so glad to be at Animal Hospital Supply.

Alexis, lives in Birmingham, AL and so excited to be apart of the Animal Hospital Supply Family as a Sales Representative. I have worked in Finance, Continuous Improvement, Production Planning, and as a Warehouse Supervisor for Steris for many years before coming aboard with AHS. I have a deep love and passion for animals and the safety of all patients. And strive everyday to make sure the professionals in the field doing procedures and helping animals have what they need to keep on helping. 

Outside of work, Alexis loves spending time with her Husband, Son, Cat name Tom, and an 85lbs lap dog name Finn. Her home is consumed with ALL BOYS…that continuously keep her on her toes.

Jeff, a Virginia native with a sometimes unfortunate Arkansas accent, has split his 25 years in the hospital business nearly equally between device manufacturers and distribution. Jeff met Jack at DeRoyal Industries, a privately-held Knoxville medical and surgical products manufacturer. In 2000, he moved to Owens & Minor, the largest US hospital distributor, and in 2005 assumed responsibility for the company’s surgical product and services division. Jeff’s responsibilities were to reverse a declining margin trend for O&M through the sourcing of advancing technologies and niche manufacturers in the surgical space and also to develop a surgical supply chain model.  On a personal note, Jeff recently relocated to Massachusetts, furthering the accent conundrum.