NCPA Announces New Vice President of Finance

NCPA January 7, 2026

ALEXANDRIA, Va. (Jan. 7, 2026) – The National Community Pharmacists Association is pleased to announce that Casey McAllister is its new lead finance professional. McAllister brings to NCPA more than 30 years of experience in nonprofit financial management, strategic planning, and technology integration. 

Most recently, McAllister served as vice president of finance and accounting for Printing United Alliance, where he oversaw an $18 million not-for-profit enterprise and directed the consolidation of a $16 million media company. His leadership strengthened financial resilience during the pandemic through effective liquidity and risk management strategies, guided multiple mergers and acquisitions, and advanced digital transformation initiatives. He has served as director of finance and human resources, managing multimillion-dollar budgets, investment portfolios and employee benefit programs. His earlier career also included key roles in accounting, IT systems management, and financial consulting for both trade associations and CPA firms. 

McAllister holds a B.S. in Accounting from George Mason University and is a Certified Public Accountant (Commonwealth of Virginia – Inactive). He was recognized by DCA Live as a 2020 Nonprofit Star CFO for his outstanding leadership in nonprofit financial management. 

“Organizations like NCPA can best support our members when we’ve ensured our infrastructure is as strong as possible,” says NCPA CEO B. Douglas Hoey, pharmacist, MBA. “Casey will play an important role in that – in our work to continue optimizing our organization and maintaining positive margins so that we can fight on behalf of independent community pharmacies. We’re glad to have him on our team.” 

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Founded in 1898, the National Community Pharmacists Association is the voice for the community pharmacist, representing over 18,900 pharmacies that employ more than 235,000 individuals nationwide. Community pharmacies are rooted in the communities where they are located and are among America’s most accessible health care providers. To learn more, visit www.ncpa.org.

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