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Marvin O’Quinn

Independent Director at American Healthcare REIT
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About Marvin R. O’Quinn

Marvin R. O’Quinn, age 73, is an independent director of American Healthcare REIT, Inc. (AHR) and has served since January 2023; he is a member of the Compensation Committee . He previously served as President and Chief Operating Officer of CommonSpirit Health (2019–Aug 2023) and Senior EVP & COO of Dignity Health (2009–2019), bringing over 40 years of healthcare delivery and management experience . O’Quinn holds a master’s degree in Health Administration and a bachelor’s degree in Science and Biology from the University of Washington . The board cites his deep healthcare systems leadership and public company board experience (including Premier, Inc.) as key credentials for AHR’s governance and strategy oversight .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
CommonSpirit HealthPresident & Chief Operating OfficerFeb 2019 – Aug 2023Led policy and growth at a 140-hospital system with ~150,000 employees and ~$30B revenue
Dignity HealthSenior EVP & Chief Operating OfficerJan 2009 – Feb 2019Oversight of hospitals and ancillary care centers in CA, AZ, NV
Various hospital systems (Providence Medical Center, Legacy Emanuel, Willamette Falls, Valley Children’s, Harborview)Executive/Key rolesPrior to 2009Multiple executive positions across major healthcare institutions
Dignity Health Global EducationChairman of the BoardUntil 2023Oversaw global healthcare education initiatives
First Initiatives Insurance, Ltd.Appointments (serving CommonSpirit Health)Until 2023Governance for captive insurance serving CommonSpirit Health

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Premier, Inc. (NASDAQ: PINC)Independent DirectorCurrentServes on Compensation and Finance Committees

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Compensation Committee member (independent) .
  • Independence: Board determined O’Quinn is independent under NYSE standards .
  • Board meeting attendance: Board met 9 times in 2024; each incumbent director attended at least 75% of board and applicable committee meetings .
  • Committee activity: Compensation Committee met 4 times in 2024 .
  • Leadership: Non-executive Chairman (Hanson); AHR does not have a lead independent director. Non-management directors meet in executive session at least annually, presided by the Chairman .
  • Governance controls: Conflicts overseen by Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee; formal related-party policy in place .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmount (USD)Notes
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash$85,000 Annual retainer and committee-related cash (Compensation Committee member has no additional fee)
Stock Awards (Grant Date Fair Value)$192,159 Directors received Listing Equity Awards (restricted stock) that vest 25% annually over 4 years from Feb 9, 2024
All Other Compensation (Distributions on awards)$9,558 Distribution equivalents tied to stock awards
Total$286,717 Sum of the above (director-specific table)

Additional program elements:

  • 2024 director equity grant size: 7,407 restricted shares to each non-employee director as Listing Equity Awards (vesting evenly over 4 years) .
  • Committee chair/member cash schedule: Audit Chair $20,000; Audit Member $5,000; Compensation Chair $12,500; Nominating Chair $12,500; Compensation/Nominating members receive no additional cash beyond base retainer .

Performance Compensation

  • Not applicable to directors at AHR; director equity awards are time-based Listing Equity Awards with 4-year ratable vesting and no disclosed performance metrics for directors .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyExchange/TickerRoleCommittees
Premier, Inc.NASDAQ: PINCIndependent DirectorCompensation, Finance
  • No AHR-related party transactions disclosed involving O’Quinn; all related-party transactions require Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee approval per policy .
  • Directors executed lock-up agreements around AHR’s February and September 2024 offerings, restricting share transfers during the lock-up periods, reducing optics of opportunistic trading .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Healthcare operations leadership across large systems (Dignity Health; CommonSpirit Health), financial and operational oversight credentials .
  • Public company board experience with Premier, Inc., including compensation and finance committee roles .
  • Academic qualifications in Health Administration (MHA) and Science/Biology (BS), University of Washington .

Equity Ownership

MetricValue
Beneficial Ownership (Common Stock) as of Mar 27, 202515,020 shares; <1% of outstanding
Nonvested Restricted Common Stock (as of Dec 31, 2024)11,017 shares
Shares PledgedNone; the company states no pledged shares
Hedging/Pledging PolicyHedging and pledging prohibited under Insider Trading Policy
Stock Ownership GuidelinesCorporate governance guidelines include minimum director stock ownership requirements (specific multiples not disclosed)

Insider Trades (Form 4)

Date FiledTransaction DateTypeQuantitySecurityPost-Transaction Ownership
2025-06-272025-06-25Restricted Stock Award upon re-election3,042Common Stock (restricted)18,062 shares, direct

Footnote: Grant of 3,042 restricted common shares occurred on June 25, 2025 upon re-election to the board; reported two business days later as required .

Governance Assessment

  • Alignment/Independence: O’Quinn is an independent director and Compensation Committee member, supporting robust oversight of pay and incentives; AHR maintains majority-independent board and independent committees .
  • Engagement: Board met 9 times in 2024; incumbents maintained at least 75% attendance; Compensation Committee met 4 times—positive indicator of engagement in pay design and risk mitigation .
  • Pay structure for directors: Cash retainer ($85k for O’Quinn) complemented by time-based restricted stock (Listing Equity Awards) with multi-year vesting, promoting longer-term alignment; no performance-based metrics for directors reduces potential short-termism .
  • Ownership/Trading controls: No pledging disclosed; company prohibits hedging/pledging; directors were subject to lock-ups around offerings—favorable from an alignment and optics standpoint .
  • Interlocks/Conflicts: O’Quinn’s Premier, Inc. board role represents a network benefit in healthcare but no related-party transactions are disclosed with AHR; conflicts are overseen under formal policy by the Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee .
  • Shareholder sentiment: AHR’s 2024 say-on-pay approval was 97.4%—supports confidence in compensation governance broadly (executive pay), indirectly reflecting board oversight effectiveness .

RED FLAGS: None disclosed specific to O’Quinn (no related-party transactions; no pledging; director equity is time-based). Monitor for any evolving interlocks or transactions involving Premier, Inc. or healthcare counterparties, and any changes in committee roles or attendance trends .