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Tobin W. Juvenal

Chief Commercial Officer at CASTLE BIOSCIENCES
Executive

About Tobin W. Juvenal

Tobin W. Juvenal is Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) of Castle Biosciences (CSTL), serving as CCO since August 2020 after leading sales as Senior Vice President from October 2008 to August 2020. He is 65, holds a B.S. in marketing from the University of Florida, and previously held commercial roles at Encysive Pharmaceuticals, deCODE Genetics, Genzyme Pharmaceuticals and Genetics Institute . During 2024, Castle delivered 51% revenue growth to $332.1 million and 36% growth in total test reports, while cumulative TSR (SEC methodology, base 12/31/2019) stood at 77.54 at year-end 2024, providing context for pay-for-performance alignment in his incentive design .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Castle BiosciencesChief Commercial OfficerAug 2020–presentExecutive leadership of commercial function
Castle BiosciencesSVP, SalesOct 2008–Aug 2020Built and led sales organization for CSTL’s diagnostics portfolio
Encysive PharmaceuticalsVP, SalesDec 2005–Jun 2007Commercial leadership in specialty pharma sales
deCODE Genetics; Genzyme Pharmaceuticals; Genetics InstituteManagement positionsNot disclosedCommercial/management roles in genomics and pharma

External Roles

No external public company directorships or outside board roles disclosed for Juvenal in the 2025 Proxy Statement .

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Base Salary ($)455,000 482,300 506,415
Target Bonus (%)50% (pre-2024 level) 50% (pre-2024 level) 55% (raised in 2024)

Notes:

  • Target bonus increased in 2024 to better align with market and performance philosophy .

Performance Compensation

2024 Annual Cash Incentive – Payout Calculation (NEO-specific)

NameBase Salary ($)Target Bonus (%)Target Bonus ($)Corporate Perf. Actual (%)Corporate Wt. (%)Individual Perf. Actual (%)Individual Wt. (%)Actual Bonus ($)
Tobin W. Juvenal506,415 55% 278,528 128.8 80 125 20 356,628

Additional details:

  • Discretionary portion of bonus reported separately in SCT “Bonus ($)” column: $13,926 for 2024; non-equity incentive plan comp: $342,701 .

2024 Corporate Performance Framework (for plan funding)

MetricTarget WeightTargetActual/OutcomePayout mechanics
Revenue75% $305.0M $332.1M Sliding scale factor 145% for pool; translates to 108.8% weight contribution (A x B)
Long-term initiatives (3 components)25% Valid. study; E-ordering; Reimbursement targets Achieved: 10% (validation), 5% (e-ordering), 5% (reimbursement) = 20% No discretion; objective attainment; threshold for category 20%

Multi-year Compensation Snapshot

ComponentFY 2022 ($)FY 2023 ($)FY 2024 ($)
Salary455,000 482,300 506,415
Bonus (discretionary portion)13,650 14,469 13,926
Stock awards (grant-date fair value)1,919,356 — (no annual grants per cycle shift) 1,563,738
Non-equity incentive plan comp295,750 312,530 342,701
All other comp18,300 19,800 20,150
Total2,702,056 829,099 2,446,931

Equity Awards (Structure, Grants, Vesting)

2024 Grants

Grant dateInstrumentShares (#)Grant-date fair value ($)Vesting terms
3/4/2024Time-based RSUs55,243 1,172,809 Four equal annual installments beginning on first anniversary of vesting commencement (policy)
3/4/2024PSUs (target)18,414 390,929 3-year performance; vests by metric: new test launch (50%), revenue (25%), positive EBITDA by end of 2026 (25%)

Notes:

  • Company shifted annual grant timing to Q1 starting 2024; no annual executive equity grants in 2023 .
  • PSU design moved from 2- to 3-year performance to reduce overlap with STI; added pipeline launch and positive EBITDA as multi-year targets .

Outstanding Equity at 12/31/2024 (Selected)

TypeQuantityMarket/Payout value ($)Key details
Unvested RSUs55,243 1,472,226 (at $26.65)
Unearned PSUs (single payout scenario)18,414 490,733 (at $26.65)
Options exercisable or exercisable within 60 days146,061 N/ABeneficial ownership footnote; multiple vintage grants outstanding

Prior PSU milestone:

  • 2022 PSUs: cumulative revenue goal achieved based on 2023 + H1 2024 revenue ($379.8M) → 50% vested in Aug 2024; remaining 50% to vest Aug 8, 2025 (service-based) .

Option exercise activity:

  • In 2024, Juvenal exercised 11,308 options (value realized $263,205) and vested 34,521 stock awards (value realized $1,013,493) .

Vesting and potential selling pressure indicators:

  • 2022 PSUs final 50% vest on Aug 8, 2025 (service condition) .
  • 2024 RSUs vest annually over four years from grant, adding annual liquidity events beginning on the first anniversary (policy) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Total beneficial ownership226,472 shares (incl. 146,061 options exercisable/within 60 days)
Components78,181 shares held directly; 2,230 shares held by the Tobin W. and Susan M. Juvenal Family Revocable Trust; 146,061 options exercisable/within 60 days
% of outstandingLess than 1% (company denotes “*” for <1%); Shares outstanding 28,839,188 as of 3/21/2025
Pledging/hedgingProhibited by Insider Trading Policy; no pledging permitted
Ownership guidelinesOfficers: 1x base salary; as of 3/21/2025 all directors and executive officers meet guidelines

Employment Terms

ProvisionNon–Change in ControlChange in Control (double trigger)
Base salary severance12 months 12 months (lump sum)
Bonus severanceTarget bonus for current year Target bonus for prior year (lump sum)
COBRAEmployer-paid up to 12 months Employer-paid up to 12 months
Time-based equity12 months’ acceleration Full acceleration
PSUsPro-rata based on service; shares determined by actual performance at period end Accelerate at 100% of target upon covered termination in CIC window
At-will employmentYes; employment agreement dated Oct 2008, amended Apr 21, 2009; governs current terms

Additional governance/risk mitigants:

  • Clawback policy (NASDAQ/SEC compliant) for Section 16 officers .
  • Hedging/pledging prohibited; no post-employment tax gross-ups; no single-trigger vesting on CIC .
  • Retirement policy: executives at/above SVP, age ≥60 and 5+ years’ service eligible for accelerated vesting per policy schedule; Juvenal currently meets requirements (age 65) .

Company Performance Context (during Juvenal’s CCO tenure)

Metric2021202220232024
Revenue ($000s)94,085 137,039 219,788 332,069
TSR – value of $100 (base 12/31/2019)124.73 68.49 62.79 77.54
Tests delivered (reports)96,071 (36% YoY growth)

Say-on-Pay support: Approximately 97% approval at 2024 annual meeting; extensive investor outreach continued in 2024 and informed 2025 program decisions .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and structure: High proportion of at-risk pay with explicit revenue and multi-year operating milestones; 2024 plan paid above target driven by 51% revenue growth, consistent with pay-for-performance philosophy .
  • Retention vs. liquidity: Significant unvested RSUs (55,243) and PSUs (18,414) support retention, but retirement eligibility and the 2022 PSU tranche vesting in Aug 2025 create near-term liquidity windows that can increase selling pressure without signaling deteriorating conviction .
  • Change-in-control economics: Double-trigger vesting and 12-month cash/benefit protection (target bonus + salary) indicate moderate CIC protection without single-trigger windfalls; PSUs at 100% target on CIC termination simplify deal execution but cap upside upon transaction .
  • Governance quality: Strong policies (clawback, anti-hedging/pledging, ownership guidelines) and high Say-on-Pay support mitigate compensation risk; no option repricing and transparent metric design changes (shift to 3-year PSUs) reduce red flags .
  • Trading signals: 2024 option exercises (11,308 shares) and scheduled RSU/PSU vesting in 2025 suggest potential flow supply; monitor Form 4 cadence around vest dates and trading windows to gauge pressure vs. discretionary selling .