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Tiffani D. Misencik

Senior Vice President and Chief Growth Officer at Claritev
Executive

About Tiffani D. Misencik

Senior Vice President and Chief Growth Officer at Claritev (NYSE: CTEV), age 52; joined on October 14, 2024 after senior commercial roles at Greenway Health, Intelerad, and Allscripts . She stepped into the role during a transition year: 2024 revenue was $930.6 million, down 3.2% YoY, with Adjusted EBITDA of $576.7 million; company TSR in 2024 was deeply negative as reflected in the pay-versus-performance TSR measure (value of fixed $100 investment: $3.82) . 2024 bonuses paid to eligible NEOs were 70% of target despite below-target revenue and Adjusted EBITDA, reflecting Compensation Committee discretion during a restructuring/refinancing year .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Greenway HealthChief Revenue OfficerApr 2022 – May 2024Not disclosed in filings
Intelerad Medical SystemsVP of Sales, North AmericaFeb 2021 – Apr 2022Not disclosed in filings
AllscriptsVarious roles; most recently VP, Hospital & Health SystemsFeb 2015 – Feb 2021Not disclosed in filings
Dictaphone CorporationEarlier career roleNot disclosedNot disclosed in filings

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
No outside directorships or external roles disclosed in filings for Misencik .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentTermsAmountNotes/Timing
Base SalarySVP & Chief Growth Officer$425,000Set at hire for 2024 year-end; effective with start date Oct 14, 2024
Target Annual Bonus75% of base (max 150% of target)Target begins FY2025Not eligible for 2024 cash bonus based on start date
2024 Annual Bonus PaidNot eligibleExcluded for 2024 given October start
Sign-on BonusTwo installments at 60 and 120 days$200,000Subject to 12‑month clawback upon voluntary departure

Performance Compensation

  • Annual Incentive Plan design (company framework used in 2024): 50% Revenue and 50% Adjusted EBITDA; payout linear from 50% to 150% of target with revenue threshold at 92% of $1,021.1m and Adjusted EBITDA threshold at 90% of $646.7m; 2024 actuals (after permitted adjustments) produced a 57.4% formulaic payout, raised by committee discretion to 70% of target; Misencik was not eligible for 2024 .
Annual Incentive (reference design)Weight2024 Target2024 Actual (adjusted)Payout Mechanics
Revenue50%$1,021.1m$943.2m (92.4% of target)50–150% of target per metric; linear interpolation
Adjusted EBITDA50%$646.7m$597.8m (92.4% of target)50–150% of target per metric; linear interpolation
TotalFormulaic 57.4% → discretion to 70% for eligible NEOs; Misencik not eligible in 2024
  • Equity Awards:
    • Inducement RSU: Granted Oct 14, 2024; grant-date fair value $1,000,000; 95,328 units; vests 25% annually over 4 years .
    • 2025 annual LTI program shift: due to share pool constraints, PSUs suspended; executives receive time-based RSUs (4-year vest) plus cash-settled capped RSUs vesting over 2 years (settlement capped at 4x grant-date share price; additional “excess” payable upon change in control or 5th anniversary per terms) .
Equity AwardGrant DateUnits/SharesGrant-Date Fair ValueVestingNotes
Inducement RSUOct 14, 202495,328$1,000,00025% each on Oct 14, 2025/26/27/28Approved by Compensation Committee; RSU count per SEC table
2025 LTI Mix2025Not disclosedNot disclosedRSUs (4-yr) + cash-settled capped RSUs (2-yr)PSUs suspended due to share pool; capped at 4x price with special change-in-control settlement mechanics
  • Vesting schedule detail (Inducement RSU):
    • 23,832 RSUs vesting on each of Oct 14, 2025; Oct 14, 2026; Oct 14, 2027; Oct 14, 2028 (25% per year) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial ownership (as of Mar 7, 2025)“—” (no beneficial common shares reported; less than 1%)
Unvested RSUs95,328 RSUs outstanding; market value $1,408,948 at 12/31/2024 valuation basis (price reference $14.78 noted in table footnote)
OptionsNone disclosed for Misencik
Ownership guidelinesSVP level: 2x base salary; five years to comply
Hedging/PledgingHedging prohibited; pledging prohibited without pre-clearance by General Counsel
ClawbackAwards subject to recoupment; detrimental activity may trigger cancellation/repayment

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Start/RoleOffer dated Sept 26, 2024; start Oct 14, 2024; SVP & Chief Growth Officer
Severance (pre-CoC)If terminated without cause: 0.5x (base + target bonus) paid over 6 months; COBRA premiums reimbursed during payment period (subject to conditions)
Severance (within 1 year after Change in Control or resignation for Good Reason in that window)1.0x (base + target bonus) paid over 12 months; COBRA premiums reimbursed during payment period (subject to conditions)
Restrictive covenantsSeverance contingent on compliance with non-competition and other post-termination restrictions; offer required standard Non‑Interference Agreement
Equity acceleration (legacy 2024 awards)Except for CEO Dalton, no automatic acceleration upon termination/CoC for 2024 awards; White has limited “Qualifying Retirement” acceleration; thus Misencik’s 2024 inducement RSUs do not auto‑accelerate on CoC without other conditions
Equity treatment (2025 awards)If not assumed/continued at CoC → vest; if assumed/continued and terminated without cause or resign for Good Reason within 1 year post-CoC → vest; special “excess” payment mechanics for capped RSUs

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • 2025 LTI shift reduces use of PSUs due to share pool/dilution concerns and adds cash-settled capped RSUs, which can lower share count but introduces potential cash outlay and cap mechanics; this tilts mix modestly away from purely performance-based equity for the year, a signal of dilution management rather than incentive softening, given vesting and CoC provisions remain retention-focused .
  • 2024 annual bonus framework was rigorously metric-based (Revenue and Adjusted EBITDA), but committee exercised upward discretion (to 70% of target) for eligible executives amid transformative actions (debt refinancing, client extension, partnerships, and product progress) .
  • Compensation benchmarking used a peer set spanning HCIT and services; committee retained Korn Ferry as independent advisor; 2024 say‑on‑pay approval was 99% (supportive governance backdrop) .

Peer group used for compensation benchmarking (2024): ACI Worldwide, Broadridge, Clarivate, Concentrix, CSG Systems, Evolent Health, Fair Isaac, HealthEquity, Maximus, Premier, R1 RCM, Veeva Systems, Veradigm, WEX .

Performance & Track Record Context (Company-level during tenure)

Metric2024 ResultYoY/Notes
Revenue$930.6 million-3.2% YoY
Adjusted EBITDA$576.7 millionDown vs 2023 ($618.0m)
TSR proxy metric (Pay vs Performance)$3.82 (value of fixed $100 investment)Negative performance year

Risk Indicators & Policies

  • Hedging prohibited; pledging requires pre-clearance; insider trading controls in place .
  • Clawback and detrimental activity recoupment provisions apply to awards .
  • No pension or nonqualified deferred compensation plans for NEOs; standard 401(k) match after first anniversary (Misencik not eligible for company contributions in 2024) .

Equity Vesting and Potential Selling Pressure

  • Inducement RSUs vest 25% annually each October 14 from 2025–2028; first vest tranche of 23,832 shares on Oct 14, 2025 creates potential liquidity event upon vesting windows; monitor Form 4 filings around vest dates .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and retention: New-hire RSUs with multi-year vesting, 2x salary ownership guideline, and clawback/anti-hedging policies align incentives and reduce hedging risk; 2025 LTI structure balances dilution constraints with retention via time-based and capped cash-settled RSUs .
  • Change-in-control economics: Double-trigger severance at 1.0x base+target and equity vesting protections for 2025 awards provide reasonable protection without single-trigger acceleration on legacy 2024 awards; not overly generous, limiting windfall risk .
  • Ownership and sell pressure: As of March 7, 2025, no beneficial common shares reported; significant unvested RSUs indicate future vesting-driven supply potential; watch vest dates and any 10b5‑1 plans or Form 4 activity .
  • Governance backdrop: Strong say‑on‑pay support (99%), explicit dilution management in 2025, and independent advisor use point to a disciplined comp program; execution risk remains elevated given 2024 revenue decline and negative TSR into her onboarding, making growth delivery under Vision 2030 the key driver of future payouts and sentiment .