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E. Perot Bissell

Director at Acadia Healthcare CompanyAcadia Healthcare Company
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About E. Perot Bissell

E. Perot Bissell, age 65, has served on Acadia Healthcare’s board since 2013. He is currently an Advisory Partner at Egis Capital Partners (Managing Partner, 2016–2023) and previously held CEO/CFO roles across energy logistics and specialty finance. He brings corporate finance, M&A, and operating expertise, and is classified by the board as an independent director (all directors independent other than the CEO) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Egis Capital Partners, LLCAdvisory Partner (Managing Partner 2016–2023)2016–2023 (MP); Advisory Partner currentPrivate equity investing in security/protection industries
Next Generation Energy Logistics, LLCChairman & CEO2013–2015Energy logistics development leadership
Pilot Logistics ServicesVice ChairmanSep 2012–Jul 2013Drilling/exploration support services
Maxum Petroleum, Inc.Chief Executive Officer2006–2012Independent energy logistics company CEO
Northwest Capital Appreciation, Inc.PartnerPrior to 2006Merchant banking/private equity
SLP CapitalCo-Managing Partner & CFOPrior to NCASpecialty finance leadership and CFO

External Roles

OrganizationRolePublic/PrivateTenure/Notes
Palmdale Solutions, LLCDirectorPrivateEnergy logistics platform
Clear Object, Inc.DirectorPrivateAI video solutions provider
First Reserve Sustainable Growth Corp. (FRSG)DirectorPublic (NASDAQ: FRSG)2021–2023

Board Governance

DimensionDetails
IndependenceIndependent (board determined all directors independent except CEO)
CommitteesAudit & Risk Committee (member); Nominating & Governance Committee (Chair); Finance Committee (member)
Audit Committee ExpertiseDesignated “audit committee financial expert” (Bissell, Fucci, Grieco, Kelly) and financially literate per SOX/NASDAQ/SEC rules
Committee Meetings (2024)Audit & Risk: 5; Nominating & Governance: 5; Finance: 0
Board Meetings (2024)5 meetings; each director attended ≥75% of board and committee meetings served
Skills Matrix HighlightsHealth care; Real estate/project mgmt; Board/governance; Executive mgmt; Audit/finance/risk; M&A/strategic initiatives; IT/digital

Fixed Compensation (Non-Employee Director Program)

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual cash retainer$87,000Paid at Annual Meeting Date
Audit & Risk member / chair$15,000 / $30,000Per member/chair
Compensation member / chair$12,500 / $27,500
Nominating & Governance member / chair$10,000 / $22,000Bissell is Chair (eligible for $22,000)
Quality & Compliance member / chair$12,500 / $27,500
Finance member / chair$15,000 / $30,000Bissell is member (eligible for $15,000)
Lead Director / Non-exec Chair$45,000 / $125,000If applicable
Annual director pay cap$600,000Cash + equity
Retainer stock-in-lieu optionAvailableDirectors may elect shares for cash retainer; fully vested, based on prior-day close
Bissell – 2024 Director CompensationAmount
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash$139,000
Stock Awards (grant date fair value)$159,976
Total$298,976

Cross-check: Bissell’s cash fees align with plan math: $87,000 (board) + $22,000 (Nominating Chair) + $15,000 (Audit member) + $15,000 (Finance member) = $139,000 .

Performance Compensation

Equity TypeGrant DetailsVestingValue Basis
Annual time-vesting restricted stock2,414 shares granted May 23, 2024 to each non-management director3-year vesting, 33⅓% per year on successive anniversariesValued at prior-day close $66.27; grant date fair value $159,976
  • No performance-vesting metrics apply to director equity; awards are time-vesting under the Directors Plan .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CategoryDetails
Current public boardsNone disclosed for Bissell; prior service on First Reserve Sustainable Growth Corp. (NASDAQ: FRSG) 2021–2023
Private/other boardsPalmdale Solutions, LLC; Clear Object, Inc.
Interlocks/conflictsNo board-disclosed interlocks with Acadia competitors/suppliers/customers for Bissell in 2025 proxy; related-person transactions are overseen by the Audit & Risk Committee under established procedures .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Board identifies Bissell’s strengths in audit/finance/risk management, M&A/strategy, health care, real estate/project management, executive leadership, governance, and IT/digital, supporting his roles on Audit, Nominating (Chair), and Finance committees .

Equity Ownership

ItemAmount/Status
Beneficial ownership (4/1/2025)38,623 shares; <1% of class (out of 92,127,804 shares outstanding)
Time-vesting restricted stock held (12/31/2024)4,669 shares (held by Bissell as of year-end)
Director ownership guidelines5x annual cash retainer; 5-year transition period; company states all non-management directors not in transition met guidelines as of 12/31/2024
Hedging/pledging policy referenceSection titled “Stock Ownership Guidelines, Insider Trading Policy, Hedging and Pledging” appears; proxy details guidelines and references insider trading policy (specific hedging/pledging terms not detailed in retrieved excerpts) .
Retainer stock electionDirectors may elect to receive cash retainers in fully vested shares at the prior-day close; subject to blackout windows and MNPI safeguards .

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director; Chair of Nominating & Governance; Audit & Risk member and designated audit committee financial expert; multi-committee engagement; attendance ≥75%; equity-based compensation with 3-year vesting; director ownership guidelines met at board level (outside transition) .
  • Alignment: 2024 comp mix balanced ($139k cash/$160k equity); ability to take retainers in stock; ongoing beneficial ownership (38,623 shares) supports skin-in-the-game, though <1% of class as expected for a large-cap .
  • Potential watch items: Finance Committee did not meet in 2024 (may reflect limited transactional activity, but continued oversight expectations remain); otherwise, no Bissell-specific related-party transactions disclosed in retrieved excerpts; related-party approval resides with Audit & Risk Committee .

No red flags identified for conflicts, low attendance, or pay anomalies in the 2025 proxy excerpts reviewed. All directors except the CEO are independent; Bissell holds a leadership role on Nominating & Governance and is designated an audit committee financial expert, which generally supports board effectiveness and investor confidence .