Meghan Finn, Chief Impact and Communications Officer, Ronald McDonald House New York • Photo Courtesy of Ronald McDonald House New York
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Ronald McDonald House New York has appointed Meghan Finn Chief Impact and Communications Officer, overseeing program impact, family experience, communications and brand strategy.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2, 2026, (VSNewsNetwork.com) — Nonprofit organization Ronald McDonald House New York has appointed Meghan Finn Chief Impact and Communications Officer.
In the role, Finn will oversee the organization’s programmatic impact, family experience, communications and brand strategy as RMH-NY expands services for children facing pediatric cancer and other serious illnesses and their families.
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Finn joins Ronald McDonald House New York from the Child Mind Institute, where she served as Chief Marketing and Communications Officer.
“Meghan brings an exceptional combination of strategic vision, communications expertise, and a deep understanding of how to advance mission-driven organizations. Her experience connecting mission to impact, strengthening organizational strategy, and building powerful brands will be instrumental as we elevate our programs, deepen our impact, and strengthen our reach. We are thrilled to welcome Meghan to our leadership team as we reshape the future of our organization,” said Lucretia Gilbert, President & CEO of Ronald McDonald House New York.
Previously, Finn served as Chief Communications Officer at The Jackson Laboratory, a nonprofit biomedical research institution that includes a National Cancer Institute-designated cancer center.
Before that, she was Chief Communications and Engagement Officer at the Breast Cancer Research Foundation, where she spent seven years and helped launch the organization’s first brand campaign. During her tenure, the organization reported annual fundraising of more than $80 million.
Earlier in her career, Finn served as Vice President of Brand and Communications at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, leading a nationwide communications team supporting an organization with more than $200 million in annual revenue.
Finn holds a master’s degree in public relations and a bachelor’s degree in mass communication from Iona University. She also holds a certificate from Northwestern University’s Kellogg School of Management Chief Marketing Officer Program. She is a member of Chief, a former member of the Forbes Nonprofit Council and serves on the President’s Council of Northwell Health Northern Westchester Hospital.
Ronald McDonald House New York provides temporary housing, family support and other services for children receiving treatment for pediatric cancer and other serious illnesses. The organization operates its House on Manhattan’s Upper East Side and provides services through Family Rooms and partnerships with hospitals across New York City.
For more information, visit www.rmh-newyork.org.
Source: Ronald McDonald House New York
