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Henry Cremisi

Director at DAXOR
Board

About Henry Cremisi

Henry D. Cremisi, MD, FACP is an independent director of Daxor Corporation (DXR), serving since 2020; he is 67 years old and his principal occupation over the past five years has been Medical Director at AstraZeneca, a pharmaceutical company . The Board has determined that he is independent under Nasdaq standards and not an “interested person” of the Company; he has not been an employee or consultant to Daxor or its affiliates .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
AstraZenecaMedical DirectorPast five years (per proxy disclosure) Not disclosed

External Roles

CompanyBoard RoleTenureCommitteesNotes
None disclosed“Other directorships (past five years): None”

Board Governance

  • Independence: The Board determined all directors other than Michael and Jonathan Feldschuh are independent; Cremisi is independent under Nasdaq rules .
  • Committees: DXR has an Audit Committee; members are Edward Feuer (Chair, financial expert), Joy Goudie, and Caleb DesRosiers. Cremisi is not listed as a member and does not chair any committee .
  • Board leadership: Chairman is CEO Michael Feldschuh; there is no lead independent director .
  • Governance structure: DXR is a “controlled company” under Nasdaq rules (Estate of Joseph Feldschuh controls >50%), and does not have standing nominating or compensation committees—the full Board handles nominations and compensation .
  • Attendance: Each incumbent director attended at least 75% of Board meetings; the Board held four meetings in 2024 and four in 2023 .
  • Annual meeting attendance policy: Directors are encouraged to attend and may attend via teleconference .

Fixed Compensation

  • Meeting fee policy: Outside directors received $1,000 for attending the annual meeting plus Board meeting held the same day; directors also received $375 per dial-in meeting (April, September, December) .
Fiscal YearCash Compensation ($)Notes
2022$750 Four Board meetings held; outside directors also received meeting fees
2023$1,125 Four Board meetings held; outside directors received meeting fees
2024$1,750 Four Board meetings held; outside directors received meeting fees

Performance Compensation

  • Equity awards: Cremisi holds stock options granted under DXR’s equity plans; no RSUs/PSUs for directors are disclosed in the proxy statements .
Fiscal YearOptions Outstanding (shares)PlanStrike Price Range ($)Vesting/Expiration
202322,000 2004 Option Plan and 2020 Plan Company range: $7.75–$14.11 (directors’ options) Not disclosed
202426,500 2020 Plan Company range: $7.75–$14.11 (directors’ options) Not disclosed
202526,666 2020 Plan Company range: $7.75–$14.11 (directors’ options) Not disclosed

Performance metrics tied to director compensation (e.g., revenue, EBITDA, TSR) are not disclosed; director pay consists of meeting fees plus options, and the Board has no compensation committee (full Board handles compensation) .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

IndividualCurrent Public BoardsRoles/CommitteesInterlocks/Shared Boards
Henry D. CremisiNone disclosedNone disclosed

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Medical and clinical expertise: MD, FACP; Medical Director at AstraZeneca (pharmaceutical industry) .
  • Board qualification narrative: Directors (including Cremisi) are cited for a “conservative and thoughtful approach” and relevant experience to serve DXR’s Board .

Equity Ownership

As of Record DateBeneficial SharesPercent of Common StockComposition (Common vs Options)
June 6, 202322,000 <1% Includes 22,000 shares issuable upon exercise of options (2004 and 2020 plans)
May 17, 202424,167 <1% Includes 24,167 shares issuable upon exercise of options (2020 Plan)
May 19, 202526,666 <1% Includes 26,666 shares issuable upon exercise of options (2020 Plan)

Beneficial ownership follows SEC rules and includes options currently exercisable or exercisable within 60 days .

Governance Assessment

  • Alignment: Cremisi’s ownership is <1% and comprised of options; while this provides some equity alignment, the absolute stake is small relative to DXR’s 4.96M shares outstanding as of 2025 .
  • Attendance and engagement: At least 75% Board meeting attendance in 2024 and 2023 indicates adequate engagement; meeting fees structure incentivizes participation .
  • Committee effectiveness: Cremisi is not on the Audit Committee; oversight is concentrated in a three-member committee chaired by Feuer, a designated financial expert .
  • Structure risks: DXR’s “controlled company” status means the Board lacks independent nominating and compensation committees; full Board (with controlling shareholder influence) handles nominations and compensation—this is a governance risk for minority investors .
  • Leadership balance: CEO serves as Chairman with no lead independent director—another governance red flag that may limit independent oversight .

RED FLAGS

  • Controlled company with no independent nominating or compensation committees; potential minority shareholder protection gap .
  • No lead independent director while CEO is Chairman, limiting counterbalance to management .