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Pegah Ebrahimi

Director at Enovix
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About Pegah Ebrahimi

Independent director at Enovix since November 2021; age 45. Co-Founder and Managing Partner of FPV Ventures (since Feb 2022), with prior senior operating and technology-banking roles at Cisco and Morgan Stanley. Holds a B.S. in Economics and Mathematics from MIT, bringing financial, capital markets, and strategic executive leadership to the board .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Morgan StanleyVP, Investment BankingJul 2008–Nov 2009Technology banking exposure; operational insights into capital markets
Morgan StanleyCIO, Global Investment BankingDec 2009–Nov 2013Led technology for IB; data/process rigor
Morgan StanleyCOO, Global Technology BankingNov 2013–Jan 2019Oversaw finance/reporting, restructuring, FP&A; deep governance exposure
Cisco (Collaboration)Chief Operating OfficerJan 2019–Oct 2020Execution in large public tech; operating discipline
GainsightBoard AdvisorOct 2019–Jan 2021Customer experience/product analytics perspective
AccompanyAdvisory Board Member2015–May 2018Relationship intelligence and data focus

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
FPV VenturesCo-Founder & Managing PartnerFeb 2022–presentInvesting in mission-driven founders; potential network breadth

Board Governance

  • Independence: Determined independent under Nasdaq; meets heightened independence for Audit Committee (Rule 10A-3) .
  • Attendance and engagement: Board met 5x in FY2024; Audit met 5x; Nominating and Compensation met 4x each; all directors attended at least 75% of meetings for boards/committees they served .
  • Committee assignments (current):
    • Audit Committee: Member
    • Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee: Member
    • Committee chairs: Audit (Gutmann), Compensation (Reichow), Nominating (Atkins)
CommitteeRoleIndependence/Notes
AuditMemberMeets heightened Audit independence; oversight of financial reporting and related-person transactions
Nominating & Corporate GovernanceMemberOversees board composition, director compensation, cybersecurity, sustainability, succession planning, board evaluations

Fixed Compensation (Director)

ComponentFY2024 AmountDetail
Annual Board Retainer (cash)$50,000Standard non-employee director retainer
Audit Committee Member Fee (cash)$10,000Member fee
Nominating Committee Member Fee (cash)$5,000Member fee
Total Cash Fees (FY2024)$65,000Reported cash fees earned in 2024

Performance Compensation (Director)

Equity ItemGrant DateShares/ValueVestingKey Provisions
Annual RSU awardJun 13, 202415,128 RSUs; grant-date fair value $195,000Vests on earlier of next annual meeting or 1-year from grant; service-basedSingle-trigger vesting acceleration upon Change of Control (unvested director equity fully vests immediately prior to close)
Outstanding RSUs (12/29/2024)7,564 RSUsPer applicable schedulesNo director stock options outstanding for Ebrahimi

Other Directorships & Interlocks

TypeDetail
Current public company boardsNone disclosed for Ebrahimi in the proxy biography
Compensation Committee interlocksCompany disclosed no interlocks involving compensation committee members; Ebrahimi is not on the compensation committee

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial management and accounting; sales and business development; entrepreneurship; IT/cybersecurity per board skills matrix .
  • Education: MIT B.S. in Economics & Mathematics .

Equity Ownership

MeasureAmountAs-ofNotes
Beneficial ownership (common shares)40,315Mar 30, 2025Directly held shares; <1% of outstanding
Percent of shares outstanding<1%Mar 30, 2025Company marked “*” less than one percent
Unvested RSUs7,564Dec 29, 2024Outstanding RSUs; no options
Pledging/HedgingProhibited by insider trading policy; no exception disclosed for EbrahimiPolicy in place; Rodgers waived for collateral uses onlyPolicy bars hedging/pledging; waiver noted for Rodgers, none for Ebrahimi

Insider Trades

DateTransactionSharesPricePost-transaction beneficial ownership
Aug 29, 2025Exercise of publicly-traded warrants6,299$8.7572,939 shares (incl. 22,543 RSUs issuable)
Jun 12–13, 2025Form 4 filed; director equity activity (RSUs)Filing confirms transactions; details in SEC Form 4 document

Governance Assessment

  • Independence and financial oversight: Ebrahimi meets Nasdaq independence and heightened Audit independence, serving on the Audit Committee overseeing internal controls, audits, and related-party transactions—positive for investor confidence .
  • Engagement: Board and committees met frequently in FY2024 (Board 5; Audit 5; Nominating 4), with all directors at ≥75% attendance—indicates active governance participation .
  • Compensation alignment: Director pay balanced between modest cash ($65,000) and equity ($195,000), with service-based vesting and clear fee schedules; no options—standard alignment practices .
  • Change-of-control terms: Director RSUs accelerate on a single-trigger basis at closing of a Change of Control—common but can be viewed as a potential governance sensitivity; note for investors .
  • Related-party/Conflicts: Company’s insider policy prohibits hedging/pledging; no related-person transactions disclosed involving Ebrahimi in FY2024—no conflict flags identified for her specifically .
  • Say-on-pay backdrop: 79% support in 2024 advisory vote—board/compensation oversight context supportive of pay program credibility .

RED FLAGS to monitor:

  • Single-trigger director equity acceleration on change-of-control (consideration for governance purists) .
  • External venture role (FPV Ventures) increases network interlocks potential; no related-party transactions disclosed for 2024, but ongoing monitoring is prudent .