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Jonathan Feldschuh

Chief Scientific Officer at DAXOR
Executive
Board

About Jonathan Feldschuh

Jonathan Feldschuh is Chief Scientific Officer (CSO) and a member of the Board of Directors at Daxor (DXR). He has served as a Director since 2017 and as an officer since 2008; his current age is 60 . He is classified as an “interested person” (not independent) due to his executive role; DXR is a controlled company with reduced governance requirements, including no compensation or nominating committee, and the full Board makes compensation decisions . The proxy statements do not disclose TSR, revenue growth, or EBITDA growth metrics tied to his compensation .

  • Board service and governance summary:
    • Role: Director (since 2017) and CSO (officer since 2008)
    • Independence: Not independent (“interested person”)
    • Committees: Not a member of the Audit Committee (Audit members are Feuer, Goudie, DeRosiers; Feuer chairs)
    • Board structure: CEO Michael Feldschuh is Chairman; no Lead Independent Director; controlled company status (Estate of Joseph Feldschuh controls >50%) and no compensation committee (full Board sets pay)

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Daxor CorporationChief Scientific Officer2008–presentSenior R&D leadership; executive officer role disclosed in proxies (no narrative impact provided)
Daxor CorporationDirector2017–presentBoard oversight; classified as “interested person” (executive-director)

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
None disclosedNo other public-company directorships disclosed in the last five years

Fixed Compensation

YearBase Salary ($)401(k) Match/Other ($)Total Reported Compensation ($)
2025127,920 1,285 (401k match) 129,205
2024127,920 — (not disclosed)127,920
2023127,920 — (not disclosed)127,920
2022127,920 — (not disclosed)127,920

Notes:

  • Outside director cash fees at DXR: $1,000 for annual meeting day and $375 per dial-in meeting; four board meetings in each year cited. These apply to non-employee directors; Jonathan is classified as an “Interested Person” (executive) .

Performance Compensation

  • Restricted stock award vesting:
    • 32,000 shares vested on 12/6/2024 to Jonathan Feldschuh (grant value $284,480 at vest) .
  • Options and equity plan framework (2020 Incentive Compensation Plan):
    • RS/RSUs: default schedule is three equal installments after each of the first, second, and third anniversaries of grant (time-based) .
    • Options: exercise timing determined by Committee; no single fixed vesting schedule stated in proxy; per-plan mechanics disclosed but no individual executive performance metrics disclosed .
    • Change-in-control: Board may accelerate all options (fully exercisable), lapse restrictions on restricted stock, settle RSUs/DSUs, and pay performance awards at maximum under the Plan .
Incentive TypeMetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting / Terms
Restricted Stock (time-based)Time-based serviceN/A N/AN/A32,000 shares (vested) Vested 12/6/2024; plan default three-year pro-rata vesting applies generally
Stock OptionsTime/service; Committee-determinedN/A N/AN/AN/APer 2020 Plan; no individual metrics/periods disclosed

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Beneficial ownership summary (record-date snapshots):
    • 2025: 52,574 shares (1.1%)
    • 2024: 32,241 shares (<1%)
    • 2023: 30,575 shares (<1%)
    • 2022: 37,242 shares (<1%)
YearBeneficially Owned SharesPercent of Common Stock
2025 (record date May 19, 2025)52,574 1.1%
2024 (record date May 17, 2024)32,241 <1%
2023 (record date Jun 6, 2023)30,575 <1%
2022 (record date May 17, 2022)37,242 <1%

Breakdown (per footnotes; includes options exercisable within 60 days of record date):

YearCommon Shares OwnedOptions (Exercisable within 60 days)
202535,908 16,666
20243,908 28,333
20233,908 26,667
20223,908 33,334

Directors’ options outstanding (company-wide director roll-up in proxy; counts may differ from 60-day exercisable totals above):

YearOptions Outstanding – Jonathan Feldschuh
202516,666
202445,000
202326,667
202240,000

Additional alignment notes:

  • No disclosure of stock ownership guidelines, pledging, hedging, or compliance status in the proxies reviewed .
  • Directors (aggregate) had option exercise prices ranging from $7.75–$14.11 per share (context for potential in-the-money value subject to market price) .

Employment Terms

ItemTerm
Officer start dateOfficer since 2008 (indefinite term as officer)
Director serviceDirector since 2017; one-year terms, elected annually
Contract term/expirationNot disclosed (no individual employment agreement terms in proxies)
Auto-renewal clausesNot disclosed
Severance / CoC economicsNot disclosed; however, the equity plan provides single-trigger change-in-control acceleration for equity (options fully exercisable; restrictions lapse; RSUs/DSUs settled; performance awards paid at max, by Board determination)
Non-compete / Non-solicitNot disclosed
ClawbacksNot disclosed
PerquisitesNot disclosed for executives beyond 401(k) match noted in 2025

Board Governance (director service, committees, independence)

AttributeDetail
Board roleDirector (interested person)
CommitteesNot on Audit; Audit members: Feuer (Chair), Goudie, DeRosiers
IndependenceNot independent (executive-director)
Board structureCEO is Chairman; no Lead Independent Director
Controlled companyEstate of Joseph Feldschuh controls >50% voting power; no compensation or nominating committee; full Board sets compensation
Meeting attendance4 board meetings; incumbent directors attended at least 75% in 2024 (similar disclosure for other years)

Director Compensation (for reference, non-employee directors)

Component2024/2025 Structure
Annual meeting day$1,000 per outside director for annual meeting day (and same-day board meeting)
Dial-in meetings$375 per meeting

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Cash vs equity mix stability: Jonathan’s cash salary has been flat at $127,920 for 2022–2025; 2025 included a 401(k) match ($1,285) .
  • Equity usage: The company relies on equity awards (restricted stock and options) under the 2020 Plan; Jonathan had a notable vesting event of 32,000 shares on 12/6/2024 ($284,480 value) .
  • Governance of pay: There is no compensation committee; as a controlled company, the full Board determines compensation, which can raise pay-for-performance and independence concerns (especially with two executives as “interested” directors) .
  • Performance metrics: No executive-specific performance metrics, targets, or weightings were disclosed for Jonathan’s awards in the proxies reviewed .

Equity Ownership & Alignment – Implications

  • Skin-in-the-game: 2025 beneficial ownership rose to 52,574 shares (1.1%), providing some alignment, though still a relatively small percentage stake; majority control rests with the Estate of Joseph Feldschuh (51.5% as of 2025) .
  • Option overhang and vesting cadence: The plan’s RS/RSUs typically vest over three years; Jonathan’s 32,000-share vest in December 2024 suggests potential year-end liquidity events if similar grants recur, though no forward schedule is disclosed .
  • Pledging/hedging: No disclosures of pledging or hedging—absence of disclosure should not be assumed as prohibition .

Performance & Track Record

  • The proxies do not provide quantitative performance metrics (revenue, EBITDA, TSR) indexed to Jonathan’s pay; no achievements/controversies specific to Jonathan are described in the filings reviewed .

Employment Terms – Change-in-Control and Plan Mechanics

  • Single-trigger equity acceleration: Upon Board-determined change-in-control, options become fully exercisable; restrictions lapse on restricted stock; RSUs/DSUs and cash awards are settled; performance awards pay at maximum per plan .
  • Tax provisions and award types: Plan covers options, SARs, restricted stock, RSUs, DSUs, cash awards; tax treatment outlined (no tax gross-ups disclosed) .

Ownership Detail (context)

Record DateShares Outstanding
May 19, 20254,962,245
May 17, 20244,836,930
Jun 6, 20234,734,987
May 17, 20224,040,329

Investment Implications

  • Alignment vs control: Jonathan’s rising beneficial stake to 1.1% offers some alignment, but governance is dominated by a >50% controlling stockholder; absence of a compensation committee and no lead independent director raise oversight risks for pay and succession .
  • Pay structure and signals: Flat cash salary with episodic equity vesting (e.g., 32,000 shares in Dec-2024) suggests potential episodic selling pressure around vest dates; lack of disclosed performance metrics weakens pay-for-performance linkage .
  • Change-in-control incentives: Single-trigger equity acceleration can incentivize favorable transaction outcomes for equity holders but may raise investor scrutiny on parachute optics; no severance multiples or individual CoC cash terms disclosed for Jonathan .
  • Trading watchouts: Monitor Form 4s around year-end and plan vesting windows, given prior December vest; track any updates to option balances in future proxies to gauge dilution/overhang and potential exercise-driven supply .

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