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Dylan Black

General Counsel and Secretary at Enhabit
Executive

About Dylan Black

Dylan C. Black (age 56) is General Counsel and Secretary of Enhabit, Inc. (EHAB) since January 2023; he holds a B.A. in Government from Harvard College and a J.D. from the University of Virginia School of Law . Enhabit delivered 2024 net revenue of $1,034.8 million and Adjusted EBITDA of $100.1 million (up 2.6% YoY), while the senior management bonus plan (SMBP) paid out at 25% of target based on quality outperformance with Adjusted EBITDA below threshold . His long‑term incentives emphasize performance-based PSUs tied to adjusted free cash flow per share and relative TSR versus the S&P Healthcare Services Select Industry Index, aligning pay with value creation . The company prohibits hedging and pledging of stock and maintains Dodd‑Frank and supplemental clawback policies, reinforcing alignment and risk controls .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Bradley Arant Boult Cummings LLP (Birmingham, AL)Partner1998–2022Senior private practice experience prior to joining Enhabit
U.S. Court of Appeals for the Sixth CircuitLaw Clerk to Hon. Harry W. WellfordNot disclosedFederal appellate clerkship experience

External Roles

  • No public company board roles or outside directorships disclosed for Mr. Black .

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 Detail
Base Salary$350,002 as of Dec 31, 2024
Target Bonus % (SMBP)70% of base salary
Target Bonus $$245,001 (70% of $350,002)
Actual SMBP Payout (2024)$61,250 (25% of target), paid in fully vested shares with 1‑yr hold
PerquisitesNone; no executive perquisite plans
ClawbacksDodd‑Frank compliant clawback plus supplemental misconduct clawback
Hedging/PledgingProhibited for all employees/officers/directors

Performance Compensation

Short-Term Incentive (SMBP) – 2024 Design and Outcome

MetricWeight2024 ActualPayout result
Adjusted EBITDA80%$100.1m (below threshold) 0% (component)
Quality Scorecard (4 sub‑metrics)20%Each sub‑metric at 200% of target; capped to 150% due to EBITDA qualifier 30% weighted result
Committee negative discretion−5 pts to 25% overall payout
Mr. Black’s 2024 SMBP$61,250

Quality sub‑metrics (each 25% within the 20% bucket): Home Health 60‑day ACH, Hospice Revocation, Home Health PX, Hospice PX – all at 200% before cap .

Long-Term Incentives (LTI)

2024 Awards and Structure

Grant dateAward typeUnits/TargetGrant date fair value ($)Vesting / PerformancePerformance metrics
3/1/2024RSU14,942131,639Time-based; 1/3 annually over 3 years N/A
3/1/2024PSU (2024 tranche reported)Target 10,459 (Th: 5,230; Max: 20,918)106,0833‑yr performance period; shares earned by outcomes Adjusted FCFPS (avg of 2024–2026) 80%; rTSR vs S&P Healthcare Services Select Industry Index 20%
3/1/2024PSU (2023 award – 2024 performance portion)Target 4,575 (Th: 2,288; Max: 9,150)40,3063‑yr performance period; tranche reflects 2024 goal setting Adjusted FCFPS multi‑year average and rTSR, as adopted for 2023 PSUs

LTI mix and targets: For 2024, Mr. Black’s LTI target was 100% of base salary with a mix of 60% PSUs (22,413 awarded at target across the full PSU construct) and 40% RSUs (14,942) . Note: for PSUs, only the portion with 2024 metrics is recognized in the 2024 grant table, per ASC 718 plan design .

2025 Design Changes (signal): SMBP now includes Revenue Growth and a People (Voluntary Turnover Reduction) metric; PSU rTSR weighting increased to 40%, with FCFPS transitioning toward longer‑term goal setting .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership (4/22/2025)47,177 shares
Ownership % of SO~0.093% (47,177 / 50,637,417 shares outstanding; calculated)
Unvested RSUs (12/31/2024)22,569 ($176,264 MV)
Unearned PSUs (12/31/2024)3,433 ($26,812), 13,725 ($107,192), 4,482 ($35,004), 17,931 ($140,041)
Stock OptionsNone listed for Mr. Black in 2024 outstanding table
Pledged/Hedged SharesProhibited by policy (no pledging, hedging, derivatives, or margin)
Ownership GuidelinesOther NEOs: 1.5x base salary; 5 years to comply
Compliance StatusEach NEO either satisfies or is within the 5‑year grace period

Vesting cadence: 2024 RSUs vest one‑third annually beginning 3/1/2025; PSUs cliff‑vest based on 3‑year performance; unearned counts above reflect potential payout subject to goals .

Employment Terms

ProvisionKey terms for Mr. Black
Role start dateJanuary 2023 (General Counsel & Secretary)
Severance Plan (no CIC)1.75x base salary; 12 months employer‑paid health benefits; restrictive covenants required
Change‑in‑Control BenefitsDouble‑trigger; 1.75x base salary plus average actual bonus (prior 3 years) upon qualifying termination; 12 months benefits; equity treatment per plan
Equity accelerationUpon death/disability: full vesting of unvested equity (options/SARs forfeiture rules apply); retirement: pro‑rata vesting, performance awards subject to goals or committee discretion
Non‑compete/Non‑solicitRequired to receive benefits; duration equals benefit continuation (12 months for Mr. Black)
ClawbacksDodd‑Frank policy (restatements) and supplemental misconduct policy (recoupment/cancellation)
Hedging/PledgingProhibited
Tax Gross‑UpsNone on termination/CIC benefits

Illustrative potential payments if separation occurred 12/31/2024:

ScenarioCash SeveranceHealth & WelfareEquity AccelerationTotal
Without Cause / Good Reason (no CIC)$612,500$14,023$193,024$819,547
Disability$485,313$485,313
Death$485,313$485,313
Retirement (assumed eligible)$193,024$193,024
Without Cause / Good Reason (with CIC)$837,595$14,023$485,313$1,336,931

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: 2024 SMBP paid at 25% due to EBITDA shortfall despite strong quality outcomes; LTI centered on PSUs tied to adjusted FCFPS and rTSR, with 2025 changes increasing rTSR weighting—supportive of long‑term value orientation .
  • Governance and risk controls: No perquisites, no tax gross‑ups, double‑trigger CIC, robust clawbacks, and strict anti‑hedging/pledging policy reduce misalignment and reputational risk .
  • Retention and selling pressure: Unvested RSUs (22,569) and multi‑year PSU cycles (aggregate unearned 39,571 units) imply ongoing vesting events; policy requires stock ownership accumulation over 5 years, moderating near‑term selling incentives .
  • Shareholder sentiment: 2024 say‑on‑pay passed with over 88% support, indicating broad investor acceptance of the compensation program framework .
  • Company execution backdrop: 2024 revenue was $1,034.8m and Adjusted EBITDA $100.1m (up 2.6% YoY), with quality metrics materially above targets—operational progress but with financial headwinds that constrained annual cash payout levels .