Christine McMahon is deeply committed to the mission of economic opportunity for those who face barriers to prosperity. Ms. McMahon also has a demonstrated ability to guide large, complex organizations through rapidly changing business environments. She is an effective strategist, has deep experience with finance and operations and is driven to form successful, innovative alliances across a broad spectrum of organizations and stakeholders.

Ms. McMahon joined Fedcap in 2009 as President and CEO and has led the organization’s extraordinary growth from a single-service New York City-based nonprofit to an organization with a vast program array and an international footprint. Ms. McMahon is nationally recognized for building influential relationships with state and local policymakers and government leaders and for her expertise across a wide range of human services and healthcare programming.

Ms. McMahon previously served as Senior Vice President and COO of Easterseals New Hampshire, driving over 300% growth in programs and services during her tenure.

She received her Master of Health Administration from the University of New Hampshire and her BA in Psychology from New England College. Ms. McMahon has published numerous white papers including The New Risk Paradigm for Nonprofits and authors a weekly blog with over 10,000 followers.

Ms. McMahon’s numerous honors include her selection to serve on the National Advisory Committee on Increasing Competitive Integrated Employment for Individuals with Disabilities, being named by the New Hampshire Business Review as the Outstanding Woman in Business, and receipt of the National Easterseals – Lou Lowenkron Award for Program Innovation.