Our Staff
Nicole Rubin, Chief Executive Officer
As the chief executive officer, Nicole Rubin oversees the operation of RMHCSC programs, including Ronald McDonald Houses in Loma Linda, Los Angeles, Orange and Pasadena, Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times in Idyllwild, a Community Grants Board and four scholarship programs. Nicole was most recently the executive director at the Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation in New York City where she led the development and implementation of plans to assure continued growth, visibility and advancement of breast cancer programs and services. Nicole has more than ten years of experience in health care, non-profit management and fund-raising. Prior to her work with the Komen Foundation, she worked for the Methodist Health Care System in Houston as the assistant vice president of Planning, Marketing and Corporate Communications. Nicole works to unite all RMHCSC programs in order to meet the organization’s ultimate goal of improving the health and well-being of children in Southern California.
Meena Patel, Esq., Director of Human Resources
Meena Patel is the Director of Human Resources for RMHCSC. She received her bachelors degree from Claremont-McKenna College and her Juris Doctor degree from the University of San Diego.
Giovanni Delgado, Director of Finance
Giovanni Delgado serves as the Director of Finance for RMHCSC. Before joining RMHCSC, Giovanni worked at the Jewish Federation in Los Angeles for thirteen years as the Accounting Manager. Giovanni received her bachelors degree from DeVry University.
Vincent Bryson, Executive Director, Los Angeles Ronald McDonald House
Vincent Bryson is the executive director of the Los Angeles Ronald McDonald House. Prior to joining the Ronald McDonald House, he was director of premium seating for the Staples Center. Vince came to the Staples Center from the New Los Angeles Marketing Partnership, a public-private partnership created by Mayor Riordan. He served as the development director. Additionally, Vince served as president and chief executive officer of the Magic Johnson Foundation, Inc. During his tenure the foundation began its operation, raised $8 million and distributed more than $3.5 million to AIDS related organizations nationally. Vince also served fourteen years as development director of The College Fund/UNCF for Southern California, Nevada, Arizona, and Hawaii. When appointed, he was the youngest director ever assigned to lead an area office.
Laurie Dubchansky, Executive Director, Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times
Laurie Dubchansky oversees all aspects of Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times including operations, financial planning and fundraising. Prior to her role as executive director, Laurie served as a member of the Camp’s board of trustees for five years. Laurie’s previous work experience includes serving as an administrative analyst at UC Irvine College of Medicine and at UCLA Medical Center. In addition, Laurie has tirelessly volunteered her time with several charitable organizations including Assistance League of Southern California, American Cancer Society and Habitat for Humanity. Laurie earned her Bachelor of Arts degree in Psychology and Spanish from UCLA and her Master of Science degree in Health Care Administration from California State University, Long Beach.
Dee Feldmeir, Executive Director, Loma Linda Ronald McDonald House
Dee Feldmeir is the executive director at the Loma Linda Ronald McDonald House. She operates a twenty-one room House with an additional House located adjacent from the Loma Linda University Medical Center offering housing to families for long term stays. She is a native of Waco, Texas and grew up and attended school in San Bernardino. Prior to joining the Ronald McDonald House, Dee worked for the San Bernardino County Sheriff's Association for twenty years. She resides in Yucaipa, and she is married with two children.
Deborah Levy, Executive Director, Orange County Ronald McDonald House
Deborah Levy is the executive director of the Orange County Ronald McDonald House. She served as the main anchor and investigative news reporter for the top all news channel in Las Vegas, and she was a fill-in anchor and reporter for its CBS sister station. Deborah helped launch the all-news station in Las Vegas, but decided to trade in her television news career to work at the Orange County Ronald McDonald House after years of serving as a volunteer with the organization. Deborah knows first-hand how valuable the support offered by the Ronald McDonald House can be, something that was missing when her own family faced her brother’s death alone in a strange city with no support systems. Deborah is a cum laude graduate of UCLA with a major in political science.
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