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Gavin G. Galimi

Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary at eHealtheHealth
Executive

About Gavin G. Galimi

Senior Vice President, General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of eHealth, Inc. since June 2022; age 52; education includes J.D., B.S. in Biological Sciences, and B.A. in International Relations from the University of Southern California . Background spans 15+ years across UnitedHealth Group’s insurance subsidiaries with roles in general counsel, compliance, finance, and executive leadership, and co‑founder of private equity firm Stratagem Investments (2017) focused on societal inequities . Company performance context during his tenure: 2024 revenue $532.4M (+18% YoY), GAAP net income $10.1M (vs. 2023 loss), adjusted EBITDA $69.3M (vs. $14.1M in 2023); cumulative TSR tracker shows value of a $100 investment at $36.86 at end‑2024 (company-provided pay‑versus‑performance table) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
UnitedHealthcare Specialty Benefits (UnitedHealth Group)General Counsel2017–2021Led legal and regulatory oversight for specialty benefits; supported compliant growth within highly regulated lines .
March Vision Care (acquired by UnitedHealth Group)CFO; Chief Compliance Officer; General Counsel; EVP2006–2017Built finance, compliance, and legal infrastructure; supported integration into UHG; scale in managed vision benefits .
UnitedHealth Group insurance subsidiariesOfficer/DirectorNot disclosedGovernance and oversight roles at multiple UHG subsidiaries, strengthening legal, compliance, and operational execution .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Stratagem InvestmentsCo‑founder2017Private equity firm focused on addressing inequities, including access to quality care .
SEC Filings for eHealthAuthorized signatory2025Agent for service on S‑3 and signatory on 8‑K; corresponded on S‑3 acceleration .

Fixed Compensation

Metric20232024
Base Salary ($)$385,769 $420,865 (merit increase to $425,000 effective 3/17/2024)
Target Bonus (% of salary)60% 60% (target amount $250,627)
All Other Cash Comp ($)$10,147 $10,694
2024 Cash EarnedAmount ($)
Actual Salary$420,865
Actual Bonus$375,941 (paid April 2025; 150% of target via positive discretion)
All Other Cash Comp$10,694
Total Cash Compensation$807,500

Performance Compensation

Annual Bonus Metric (FY2024)WeightingTargetActualPayout FactorNotes
Operating Cash Flow40%($10M) $(18.37)M 0% New 2024 metric; more rigorous target setting vs guidance .
Total Revenue20%$462.5M $532.41M 200% Significant outperformance; YOY +18% .
Adjusted EBITDA20%$7.5M $69.27M 200% Reflects transformation and efficiency gains .
FY24 Operational Priorities (4 goals)20%3/4 goals = 100% 3/4 achieved 100% Conversion, loyalty (ePerks), diversified revenue; ICHRA growth not achieved .
Committee Discretion150% of targetCompensation Committee used positive discretion recognizing stock price and growth tradeoffs .
2024 Equity GrantsInstrumentSharesVestingPerformance Metric
Annual RSUsRSU55,250 1/3 annually from 4/10/2024 (expected 4/10/2025, 4/10/2026, 4/10/2027) Time-based.
Annual PSUsPSU29,750 (eligible shares at target) Eligible based on 2024–2025 results; vests 12/31/2026 if earned Adjusted EBITDA margin: 7% Threshold (50%), 8% Target (100%), 10% Max (200%) .
Retention RSUs (CEO transition)RSU31,300 50% on 12/10/2025; 50% on 12/10/2026; acceleration on good reason/without cause termination Time-based.

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership ItemDetail
Total Beneficial Ownership97,573 shares; includes 4,966 RSUs vesting within 60 days of record date; under 1% of common shares .
Shares Outstanding (Record Date)30,326,646 common; 2,250,000 Series A preferred (4,171,639 votes) .
Ownership % of Common~0.32% (97,573 / 30,326,646) .
2024 Stock Vested41,736 shares; $271,749 value realized .
Unvested RSUs (12/31/2024)29,792; 23,438; 55,250; 31,300 (market values $280,045; $220,317; $519,350; $294,220) .
Unearned PSUs (12/31/2024)59,500 eligible shares at max; payout value $559,300 (subject to 2024–2025 margin performance) .
Upcoming Vesting (insider supply)RSU annual 55,250 → ~18,417 shares on 4/10/2025; retention RSU 31,300 → 15,650 on 12/10/2025; quarterly vest continues on 2022/2023 RSUs (trading subject to blackout) .
Stock Ownership Guidelines (Execs)3× base salary within 5 years; must retain 75% of net shares until compliant; executives still have time to meet guideline .
Hedging/PledgingCompany policy prohibits hedging and pledging; margin accounts disallowed .
OptionsNone disclosed for Mr. Galimi; equity mix is RSUs/PSUs .

Employment Terms

ProvisionTerms
Severance (no CoC)12 months base salary + up to 12 months company‑paid COBRA for termination without cause or resignation for good reason .
Severance (within 12 months post‑CoC)Above plus 100% of target annual cash bonus and 100% vesting of outstanding unvested time‑based equity awards .
Performance Awards in CoCTreatment varies by award and performance goal; plan permits full vesting if successor does not assume or substitute; director awards fully vest at CoC .
ClawbackNon‑discretionary recovery of excess incentive compensation upon accounting restatement per SEC/Nasdaq rules .
Definitions“Cause”, “Good Reason”, “Change in Control” detailed in proxy; no excise tax gross‑ups; at‑will employment .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Pay mix evolution: For 2024, equity tilted toward RSUs with meaningful PSUs (RSUs ~65%, PSUs ~35%), with PSUs on a 2‑year margin performance period and 1‑year service tail, aligning with multi‑year profitability targets .
  • 2024 cash incentive discretion: Despite OCF miss, Committee granted 150% of target bonuses due to outsized revenue/EBITDA performance and stock price impact—highlighting flexibility versus formulaic pay‑for‑performance; investors should monitor consistency of discretion usage over time .
  • Retention risk management: October 2024 retention program added cash and RSUs (31,300 RSUs; $250,000 cash) vesting across 12–24 months post‑CEO transition; reduces near‑term turnover risk but increases time‑based equity .
  • Governance and risk mitigants: Ownership guidelines, hedging/pledging prohibitions, and a Dodd‑Frank compliant clawback policy strengthen alignment and risk control .
  • Shareholder sentiment: Say‑on‑pay passed with ~82.5% support in 2024 (up from ~76.4% in 2023); peer benchmarking conducted by Aon; peer set includes insurance, healthcare tech, and tech comps .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Significant unvested RSUs and multi‑year PSUs tied to adjusted EBITDA margin create direct incentives for sustained profitability into 2025–2026; ownership guideline at 3× salary enforces continued equity accumulation .
  • Retention and supply overhang: 2025 vesting events (~18.4K RSUs in April; ~15.7K RSUs in December) plus quarterly vesting from prior awards may add incremental insider supply in open windows; policy blackout periods mitigate timing risks .
  • Pay-for-performance calibration: The 2024 discretionary bonus uplift despite OCF underperformance signals Committee willingness to prioritize growth and stock outcomes; monitor 2025 program shift to 3‑year PSUs for tighter alignment and reduced discretion reliance .
  • Change‑in‑control economics: Double‑trigger protection (salary, bonus, time‑based equity acceleration) is moderate for a GC; limits on pledging/hedging and clawback policy reduce governance risk .

Related‑party transactions: None requiring review were reported for 2023–2024 .
Stock ownership context: Less than 1% beneficial ownership (97,573 shares) versus 30.33M common shares outstanding at record date .

Appendix: Multi‑Year Summary Compensation (NEO Disclosure)

Metric20232024
Salary ($)$385,769 $420,865
Stock Awards ($)$460,000 $615,850 (includes retention RSUs)
Non‑Equity Incentive ($)$335,495 $375,941
All Other Compensation ($)$10,147 $10,694
Total ($)$1,191,411 $1,423,350

Notes on Company Performance Context

  • FY2024 results: Revenue $532.4M (+18% YoY); GAAP net income $10.1M; adjusted EBITDA $69.3M; cash, cash equivalents & marketable securities $82.2M; total commissions receivable $1,000M; estimated membership 1,293,796 (Medicare 998,685) .
  • Pay vs performance TSR tracker: Value of $100 investment at $36.86 (2024), $34.2 (2023), $18.98 (2022); net income (loss) $10.1M (2024), $(28.2)M (2023), $(88.7)M (2022) .