Jim McCabe

I bring over two decades of experience in leadership roles across finance, accounting, operations, and strategic transformation. After beginning my career in public accounting, I transitioned to a boutique consulting firm based in the Philadelphia area, where I served as a Principal in the business advisory consulting practice. Most recently, I joined AdaptHealth as the Senior Vice President of Finance Transformation. I was drawn to AdaptHealth for many reasons, but most importantly, because their mission — “We empower patients to live their best lives by providing comprehensive products, services, and supplies” — aligns closely with my own personal mission: to help children with disabilities reach their fullest potential.

For the past seven years, I’ve also served as the Treasurer and Chief Financial Officer of the McMasters Foundation, an organization dedicated to supporting charitable causes — most notably those that connect injured and disabled veterans with highly trained and accredited service dogs. These dogs are provided at no cost to the veterans and offer a lifetime of companionship and support.

My wife, Christi, and I are proud parents of two children. Our younger daughter, Kayleigh, was born in early 2021 and spent the first 17 days of her life in the NICU at Bryn Mawr Hospital. In the years that followed, Kayleigh faced developmental delays, difficulty with speech and swallowing, and countless medical appointments, therapy sessions, and evaluations. Eventually, genetic testing revealed that Kayleigh has a rare deletion in her ZNF292 gene — a condition found in only about 30 children worldwide. She was also diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), which is common in children with this genetic condition.

Thanks to the support of doctors, therapists, teachers, and other families, Kayleigh has made incredible progress. But we know that not all children have access to the same resources. Christi and I have both felt the uncertainty of how to best support our daughter — from budgeting for specialized services to planning for her long-term future.

That’s why I’m proud to be part of The Brave Little Bears Foundation. I’m passionate about helping other families access the care, tools, and support they need to help their children thrive — and reach their greatest potential.