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Daniel George

Chief Financial Officer at Anebulo Pharmaceuticals
Executive

About Daniel George

Daniel George, age 54, has served as Anebulo’s part‑time Chief Financial Officer since September 2023, dedicating approximately 25% of his business time to the Company . He manages an executive financial services practice (active since May 2016; managing since December 2022) and previously held senior finance roles at multiple healthcare and medical device companies; he holds B.S. degrees in Accounting and Finance from California State University, Long Beach . His current compensation is via an offer letter at $400 per hour, and Anebulo reported $147,268 paid to him in fiscal 2024; no equity awards or bonuses were disclosed for him in that period . The proxy does not disclose Daniel-specific TSR, revenue growth or EBITDA growth metrics; discretionary bonuses for other executives were based on qualitative assessments rather than formulaic performance metrics .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Lucira Health, Inc.Chief Financial Officer & Treasurer (full-time)Aug 2020–Nov 2022Public diagnostics company; Lucira filed for bankruptcy in Feb 2023 and was acquired by Pfizer via bankruptcy auction in Apr 2023 .
Lucira Health, Inc.CFO & Treasurer (consulting through his practice)Apr 2019–Aug 2020Provided executive finance services during pre-IPO/early stage period .
Avinger, Inc.Vice President, FinanceAug 2014–May 2016Public medical device (peripheral atherectomy) finance leadership .
ApniCure, Inc.Consultant & Vice President, FinanceJun 2012–Aug 2014Sleep apnea device company; executive finance role .
Avantis Medical Systems, Inc.Consultant & Chief Financial OfficerMar 2009–Jun 2012Colonoscopy visualization technology; CFO and consultant .
FoxHollow Technologies Inc.Sr. Director of FinanceNot disclosedPublic medical device company; senior finance management .
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPAssurance and business advisoryNot disclosedAccounting and management consulting experience .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Executive Financial Services PracticeManaging principalDec 2022–presentProvides executive financial services to healthcare companies; time allocation includes ~25% to Anebulo .
Executive Financial Services PracticeFounder/consultantMay 2016–presentEstablished consulting practice specializing in executive financial services .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY 2024 TermsFY 2024 Amount ($)
Hourly rate$400/hour per offer letter (part-time CFO)
Salary/fees paidAggregate compensation between Sep 28, 2023 and Jun 30, 2024 147,268
Base salaryNot applicable (hourly structure)

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
BonusNo bonus disclosed for FY 2024
Stock awards (RSUs/PSUs)None disclosed for FY 2024
Option awardsNone disclosed for FY 2024; no outstanding options as of Jun 30, 2024
Performance metrics tied to payExecutive bonuses (others) were discretionary, not formula-based; Daniel had none

Equity Ownership & Alignment

CategoryAmountNotes
Beneficial ownership (shares)None reported Daniel George listed with “—” in beneficial ownership table as of record date, indicating no reported ownership .
Ownership % of outstandingNot reported; table shows “—” for Daniel George .
Options (exercisable/unexercisable)None Listed with no outstanding options as of Jun 30, 2024 .
Pledged sharesNot disclosedNo pledging disclosed in proxy for Daniel George .
Ownership guidelinesNot disclosedNo Daniel-specific stock ownership guideline disclosure .
Insider trading policyIn placeCompany maintains insider trading policy; Rule 10b5‑1 plans permitted; prohibits trading on MNPI .
Clawback policyIn placeBoard-adopted clawback allows recovery of incentive-based comp upon accounting restatement .

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Role and time commitmentPart-time CFO since Sep 2023; ~25% business time to Anebulo .
Offer letterEntered Sep 26, 2023; compensation at $400/hour .
Employment statusAt-will (Company states each named executive officer’s employment is at will) .
SeveranceNot disclosed for Daniel George; severance terms disclosed for other NEOs only .
Change-in-control (CIC) accelerationNot eligible for accelerated vesting of Other Stock-Based Awards upon a Change in Control .
Restrictive covenantsNot disclosed for Daniel George; other NEO agreements include confidentiality and non-solicitation .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Executive bonus design at Anebulo emphasizes discretionary, qualitative assessments rather than formulaic performance metrics; Daniel George did not receive a discretionary bonus for FY 2024 .
  • Equity alignment for Daniel appears minimal in FY 2024 given no reported ownership and no outstanding options, reducing equity-derived selling pressure but also limiting pay-for-performance linkage .
  • Company maintains a clawback policy covering incentive-based compensation and a standard insider trading policy, supporting governance controls over compensation outcomes .

Related Party, Governance, and Committee Context

  • Compensation Committee comprised of independent directors; met five times in fiscal 2024; engaged Pearl Meyer for market and peer group input; administers incentive plans and clawback policy .
  • Compensation Committee procedures emphasize independence and discretion to use external advisors; CEO excluded from deliberations regarding his own pay .
  • Board independence and leadership structure disclosed; broader governance context may influence comp oversight, though not Daniel-specific .

Performance & Track Record

  • Daniel’s tenure includes leading finance at Lucira Health before the company filed for bankruptcy in February 2023 and was acquired by Pfizer via bankruptcy auction in April 2023, indicating exposure to distressed operating environments in diagnostics; the proxy does not attribute causality but discloses the outcome .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Daniel’s compensation is hourly with no FY 2024 equity awards or disclosed ownership, indicating low equity alignment and minimal insider sell pressure; however, it also limits performance-based upside participation .
  • Retention risk: Part-time status and at-will employment with no disclosed severance/CIC benefits suggest flexible engagement but potential retention fragility if external practice demands increase .
  • Governance safeguards: Clawback and insider trading policies provide guardrails; absence of CIC acceleration for Daniel reduces change-of-control windfall risk .
  • Execution risk: Prior experience through Lucira’s bankruptcy underscores familiarity with restructuring and liquidity management under stress; investors should weigh that background neutrally as situational context rather than performance attribution .