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Sharon Wienbar

Chair of the Board at Enovis
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About Sharon Wienbar

Sharon Wienbar (age 63) has served on Enovis’ Board since 2016; she is independent, served as Lead Independent Director, and has been appointed Chair of the Board effective at the 2025 Annual Meeting following the CEO’s retirement . Her background includes venture capital leadership at Scale Venture Partners (Partner, 2001–2018), operating leadership at Hackbright Academy (CEO, 2015–2016), and prior executive roles at Adobe and Bain, with extensive M&A, technology and board experience .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Scale Venture PartnersPartner2001–2018Led VC investments, served on boards of public/private portfolio companies
Hackbright AcademyChief Executive Officer2015–2016Led engineering training company for women
Everyday Health, Inc.Director2014–2016Public company board service
Glu Mobile, Inc.Director2007–2008Public company board service
Adobe Systems; Bain & CompanyExecutive; ConsultantPrior to VC careerTechnology/operator and strategy experience
Microsoft Inc. venture advisory committeeAdvisorNot disclosedVenture advisory participation

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Resideo Technologies, Inc.DirectorCurrentPublic board; tech/consumer products
Ingram Micro Holding CorporationDirectorCurrentPublic board; global IT distribution
Covetrus, Inc.Director2020–2022Prior public company board
Planned Parenthood Direct (formerly Kaleido Health)Director2016–presentPrivate women’s health app

Board Governance

  • Independence: Board determined Wienbar is independent under NYSE standards; she chairs independent executive sessions as Lead Independent Director .
  • Roles: Member, Compensation & Human Capital Management (CHCM) Committee; Lead Independent Director; appointed Chair of the Board effective at Annual Meeting (succeeds CEO-Chair structure) .
  • Attendance: Board met 5 times in 2024; all directors attended at least 75% of Board/committee meetings and the 2024 annual meeting .
  • Committee cadence: CHCM met 4 times in 2024; Nominating & Corporate Governance met 5; Audit met 8 .
  • Governance policies: Majority voting, anti-hedging and anti-pledging, clawback policy (2023), robust director stock ownership requirements, mandatory retirement at 75 (subject to waiver) .

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 AmountDetailVesting/Timing
Annual cash retainer$70,000Standard non-employee director retainer
Lead Independent Director retainer$40,000Role-based cash retainer
Total cash fees (2024)$110,000Reported for Wienbar in 2024 director comp table
Annual equity (RSUs)$221,889Grant of 4,338 RSUs at 2024 annual meeting; converted to DSUs at director’s election
RSU vest dateRSUs/DSUs from 2024 annual grant vest in full on May 20, 2025
2025 Chair retainer$150,000Prorated in 2025; replaces Lead Independent Director retainer

Performance Compensation

MetricApplies to Director Grants?Design/Notes
Performance metrics (revenue, EBITDA, TSR, ESG)NoNon-employee director equity consists entirely of time-based RSUs/DSUs; no performance conditions disclosed

Other Directorships & Interlocks

ItemDetail
Current public boardsResideo Technologies, Inc.; Ingram Micro Holding Corporation
Prior public boardsCovetrus, Inc. (2020–2022); Everyday Health, Inc.; Glu Mobile, Inc.
Compensation committee interlocksNone; CHCM members (including Wienbar) have no reportable interlocking or insider relationships
Potential interlocks/conflictsNone disclosed relating to suppliers/customers; related-person transactions section lists no Wienbar-related items

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Extensive executive leadership in software/technology, venture capital, and strategic partnerships; significant M&A experience focused on emerging tech .
  • Public company board leadership experience; Lead Independent Director and incoming Chair at Enovis .
  • Prior operator/consultant roles (Adobe; Bain) and participation on a venture advisory committee .

Equity Ownership

MeasureValueBreakdown/Notes
Total beneficial ownership39,964 sharesAs of March 24, 2025
Ownership % of shares outstanding<1%“*” indicates less than 1% per proxy
Vested/near-vest DSUs/DRSUs within 60 days21,664 unitsDeliverable post-service; counted in director beneficial ownership footnote
Options exercisable/within 60 days18,300 sharesDirector options included in beneficial ownership footnote
Unvested RSUs (as of 12/31/2024)4,338Outstanding director RSUs from 2024 grant
Stock ownership guideline5x annual cash retainerApplies to all non-employee directors
Guideline complianceAchievedAll directors met targets as of proxy date
Hedging/PledgingProhibitedCompany policy bans hedging and pledging for directors
Shares pledgedNoneProhibited; pledged shares do not count toward guidelines

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Clear independence; service as Lead Independent Director and appointment as independent Chair enhance oversight, executive session leadership, and evaluation of management performance . CHCM membership with independent consultant FW Cook and no interlocks supports pay oversight and risk mitigation . Strong director ownership guidelines with full compliance, and anti-hedging/anti-pledging/clawback policies align interests and reduce risk .
  • Engagement: Board met 5 times in 2024; all directors met ≥75% attendance and attended the annual meeting; CHCM met 4 times—consistent cadence for compensation oversight .
  • Compensation alignment: Director pay is standard (cash retainer + time-based RSUs/DSUs); role-based cash for LID and incoming Chair. Equity vests annually; no performance-linked director equity—common practice that balances independence with alignment via ownership requirements .
  • Conflicts/Related-party: No related-party transactions or interlocks involving Wienbar disclosed; the only related-party item is unrelated (employee who is the son of another director) .
  • RED FLAGS: None disclosed—no hedging/pledging, no tax gross-ups, no director-related party transactions, and majority voting standard applies. Mandatory retirement at 75 aids board refreshment while allowing waiver flexibility .

Signal: The Board’s decision to appoint Wienbar as independent Chair reflects confidence in her governance leadership and experience, and is supportive of investor expectations for robust independent oversight .