Jim McCarthy, CIMA®, CRC®

Executive Market Director, Red Bank

Jim McCarthy is the Executive Market Director of Seventy2 Capital’s Red Bank office. Additionally, as a Financial Advisor with more than 30 years of experience, Jim McCarthy helps guide his clients toward financial independence, enabling them to focus on their lives and the people who matter most to them. His team, the McCarthy Eljdid Private Wealth Group of Seventy2 Capital Wealth Management, helps a select group of high-net-worth individual clients, their families, businesses, and foundations to build, manage, preserve, and transition wealth. From 2005 to 2026, Jim has been recognized each year as a Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network Platinum Council member (formerly Premier Advisor).*

 

Prior to joining Seventy2 Capital in 2024, Jim was with Wells Fargo Advisors and predecessor firms for twenty-three years. Jim is a graduate of Villanova University in Pennsylvania, where he played baseball for four years and graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration as a finance major. He believes in the value of ongoing education and has subsequently worked to become a Certified Retirement Counselor® and a Certified Investment Management Analyst®.

 

He currently lives by the Jersey shore in the town of Spring Lake Heights with his wife, Michele, and their four children, Emily, James, Kaylin, and Julia. Away from the office, Jim has given back to his community by previously serving on the Spring Lake Heights Elementary School Board of Education for more than a decade. During that time, he has also enjoyed coaching his children’s traveling soccer teams. When they have the opportunity, Jim and his family like traveling to their vacation home in Naples, and Jim loves getting a round of golf in at Spring Lake Golf Club.

 

Location: Red Bank

* The Platinum Council (previously known as Premier Advisor) distinction is held by a select group of Financial Advisors within Wells Fargo Advisors Financial Network as measured by completion of educational components, business production based on the past year, and professionalism. Additional criteria, best practices and team structure, may also be used to determine recipients.