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Rebecca Corbin Loree

Director at CompoSecure
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About Rebecca Corbin Loree

Rebecca K. Corbin Loree joined CompoSecure’s Board as an independent director on July 12, 2025. She serves as a Class III director with a term expiring at the 2027 annual meeting and is a member of the Compensation Committee. She is the CEO and founder of Corbin Advisors, a strategic investor relations and communications advisory firm, and holds a B.S. in Business Management with honors from Washington College .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Thomson Reuters – Capital Markets IntelligenceVice President; established and led the investor perception study practiceNot disclosedBuilt investor perception study practice, contributing to capital markets intelligence capabilities

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Corbin Advisors, LLCChief Executive Officer (Founder)2007–presentFounded and grew global IR advisory serving public/private companies; Inside the Buy-side and Voice of Investor research leadership
Various non-profit organizationsBoard memberNot disclosedNot specified

Board Governance

  • Committee assignment: Compensation Committee member .
  • Independence: Appointed as an independent director; both July 2025 appointees are independent .
  • Board structure context: Controlled company with Tungsten 2024 LLC and affiliates owning ~50.5% voting power as of April 3, 2025; majority-independent board, but Nasdaq “controlled company” exemptions applied (e.g., Compensation Committee not entirely independent) .
  • Engagement baseline: In FY2024, the Board held 11 meetings; no director attended fewer than 75% of applicable Board and committee meetings (pre-dating her appointment) .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual Board Cash Retainer$50,000Paid quarterly in arrears to non-employee directors .
Committee chair retainersAudit: $25,000; Compensation: $15,000; Nominating/Governance: $10,000No per-meeting fees; (membership retainers not specified under July 2025 policy) .

Performance Compensation

Grant TypeGrant DateGrant Value (Fair Value)VestingStrike/Exercise
Initial Stock Option AwardJuly 12, 2025~$200,000Vests in four equal annual installments, service-based .
Prorated Annual Stock Option AwardJuly 12, 2025Prorated portion of $250,000Vests in four equal annual installments, service-based .
Annual Stock Option Award (policy)Annual meeting date$250,000Vests over four years; administrators may accelerate vesting on retirement; full vesting on Change of Control .
Exercise PriceN/AN/AN/AFair Market Value at grant; options valued using Black-Scholes historically .

No performance metrics are disclosed for director equity awards; director options are purely time-based (service vesting), not tied to revenue/EBITDA/TSR goals .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Public company directorships: None disclosed for Ms. Corbin Loree in CMPO filings; non-profit boards only .
  • Interlocks: No disclosed shared directorships with CompoSecure’s competitors/suppliers/customers .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Capital markets and investor relations: Founder/CEO of a leading IR advisory serving over half of S&P 500; frequent speaker and media contributor .
  • Governance and communications: Built investor perception study practice at Thomson Reuters; deep voice-of-investor research experience .
  • Education: B.S., Business Management (honors), Washington College .

Equity Ownership

MetricValue
Beneficial ownership – shares5,240 shares; less than 1% of outstanding as of Nov 7, 2025 .
Options held (director grants)Initial ~$200k options + prorated portion of $250k annual options granted July 12, 2025; number of shares determined per policy, not disclosed in 8-K .
Pledging/hedgingCompany policy prohibits speculative trading, hedging, and pledging without pre-clearance .
Ownership guidelinesNon-employee directors required to hold shares equal to 5x annual cash retainer; expected within five years of becoming subject to guidelines .

Governance Assessment

  • Positive signals:

    • Independent appointment to Compensation Committee amid controlled-company context strengthens independent oversight of executive pay .
    • Director pay emphasizes equity via options with service-based vesting (four years), promoting longer-term alignment without short-term performance gaming .
    • Mandatory stock ownership guidelines (5x retainer) support “skin-in-the-game”; reasonable compliance period (five years) for new directors .
    • Robust related-party transaction policy and Audit Committee oversight mitigate conflict risks .
  • Potential risks/RED FLAGS to monitor:

    • Controlled company governance: Majority owner and governance agreements can influence board composition and equity issuance delegations (Letter Agreement for equity issuances and M&A by Resolute Holdings) . Continued monitoring of committee independence and nomination processes is warranted .
    • External role conflict: As CEO of an investor relations advisory firm, potential perceived conflicts could arise if CompoSecure engages Corbin Advisors; no related-party transactions disclosed, but ensure any such engagements are reviewed under the related-party policy .
    • Option-only director compensation: Shift from RSUs to options may reduce immediate ownership accumulation versus RSUs; however, long-duration vesting still supports retention and alignment .
  • Engagement baseline:

    • Board attendance for 2024 was strong (≥75% for all directors), but individual attendance data for Ms. Corbin Loree post-appointment has not yet been disclosed .

Overall, Ms. Corbin Loree brings capital markets and investor communications expertise and is positioned to contribute to Compensation Committee effectiveness. Watch for any IR vendor relationships and controlled-company dynamics affecting independent oversight .

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