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Jamie Barber

General Counsel and Secretary at Global Medical REIT
Executive

About Jamie Barber

Jamie Barber is General Counsel and Corporate Secretary of Global Medical REIT (GMRE). He is 48 and joined GMRE in May 2017 after roles in investment banking legal and REIT capital markets law, with a J.D. from Hofstra University (2003) and a B.S. in Accounting & Finance from Indiana University (1999) . 2024 incentive metrics for GMRE weighted AFFO/share, occupancy, leverage, acquisitions, and individual performance; results were mixed: acquisitions exceeded maximum ($111.8M), leverage beat target (44.2%), occupancy missed target (96.3%), and AFFO/share was below threshold ($0.89), driving Barber’s annual incentive outcomes .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Global Medical REITGeneral Counsel & Corporate SecretaryMay 2017–presentCompany SEC compliance, corporate governance; legal oversight
FBRAssociate General CounselJul 2012–May 2017Led SEC compliance and corporate governance; primary counsel for investment banking operations
Hunton Andrews Kurth LLPAssociate / Senior Associate – Real Estate Capital MarketsAug 2004–Jun 2012Represented public REITs in SEC compliance, governance, equity/debt offerings, M&A
Sullivan & Cromwell LLPAssociateSep 2003–Aug 2004Represented issuers and underwriters in public/private equity and debt offerings

External Roles

No external public-company directorships disclosed in the proxy for Barber .

Fixed Compensation

Metric202220232024
Base Salary ($)$275,000 $290,000 $290,000
Target Bonus (%)80% of base (set by Compensation Committee)
Non-Equity Incentive (Cash) ($)$114,642 $139,896 $113,281
Stock Awards Grant-Date Fair Value ($)$338,000 $442,800 $492,800
Total Compensation ($)$727,642 $872,696 $896,081

Performance Compensation

2024 Annual Incentive MetricWeightTargetActual/ResultPayout ContributionVesting
AFFO per share25% $0.95 $0.89 0% of overall target LTIP portion vests 50% 2025-02-26; 50% 2026-02-26
Quarter-End Avg Occupancy15% 96.5% 96.3% 12% of overall target LTIP portion as above
Avg Debt-to-Assets (Leverage)25% 44.5% 44.2% 26.9% of overall target LTIP portion as above
Acquisitions15% $80M $111.8M 22.5% of overall target LTIP portion as above
Individual Performance20% Discretionary Discretionary Discretionary LTIP portion as above
2024 Annual Incentive Award Outcome (Barber)Value
Cash Award ($)$113,281
Dollar Value of Earned LTIP Units ($)$75,521
Number of Earned LTIP Units (#)7,826
Vesting of Earned LTIP Units50% on 2025-02-26; 50% on 2026-02-26
2024 Grants (Plan-Based) – BarberGrant DateThresholdTargetMaximumGrant-Date Fair Value
Annual Incentive (cash)2024-02-21$69,600 $139,200 $208,800
Annual Incentive (performance LTIP units)2024-02-214,809 9,617 14,426 $92,800
Long-Term Equity – Performance LTIP Units2024-02-2110,673 21,345 42,690 $200,000
Long-Term Equity – Time-Based LTIP Units2024-02-21$200,000; 20,725 units

Notes:

  • Performance-based LTIP awards tie to absolute and relative total shareholder return over multi-year periods; 2022–2024 performance components were below threshold as of 12/31/2024 (awards remain contingent until settlement, then service-vest) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership214,369 shares/units; less than 1% of shares outstanding
PledgingNo shares pledged by any executive officer/director as of Feb 28, 2025
HedgingProhibited (short sales, derivatives, collars, exchange funds, etc.)
Stock Ownership GuidelinesOther executive officers must hold ≥1× base salary in stock/LTIP units by Apr 14, 2026
Clawback PolicyAdopted Oct 18, 2023; covers incentive-based compensation upon financial restatement
Unvested/Vesting Schedule (Barber)UnitsVesting
2024 Annual Incentive – earned LTIP7,82650% on 2025-02-26; 50% on 2026-02-26
2024 Long-Term Equity – time-based LTIP20,725Vests in full on 2027-02-21
2023 Long-Term Equity – time-based LTIP15,996Vests in full on 2026-02-23
2023 Annual Incentive – LTIP (remaining half)5,125Vested 2025-02-21 (remaining half)
2022 Long-Term Equity – time-based LTIP6,191Vested 2025-02-24

Employment Terms

TermDetails
Employment TypeAt-will employee (no individual employment agreement)
Severance Plan LevelLevel One participant
Severance (No-Cause)1× annual base salary; 12-month COBRA subsidy; time-based LTIPs eligible for vesting; performance awards remain eligible per award terms
Severance (Change-in-Control)2× (base + target bonus) if terminated within 6 months prior to or 12 months after a CIC; 18-month COBRA subsidy; immediate vesting of time-based LTIPs; performance awards remain eligible per terms; double-trigger for cash
Non-Compete / Non-SolicitSeverance Plan and award agreements include restrictions mirroring employment-agreement terms for other NEOs
Tax Gross-UpsNot provided
Independent Comp ConsultantFarient used for market benchmarking
Potential Payments Upon Termination (as of 12/31/2024) – Jamie BarberDeath/DisabilityCompany Non-RenewalTermination Without CauseTermination for Good ReasonChange-in-Control Termination
Cash Severance ($)$97,518 N/A$619,518 $1,141,518
LTIP Units Vesting Value ($)$431,257 N/A$431,257 $431,257 $431,257
Other (COBRA, etc.) ($)$15,996 N/A$15,996 $23,994
Total ($)$544,771 N/A$1,066,771 $431,257 $1,596,769
Notes: Company stock price used for valuations was $7.72 on 12/31/2024 .

Investment Implications

  • Compensation alignment: Barber’s pay is modest vs peers (base $290k) with significant at-risk components tied to AFFO, occupancy, leverage, acquisitions, and TSR-based long-term equity; 2024 outcomes reflect mixed operating results (AFFO below threshold, leverage beat, strong acquisitions) .
  • Retention and selling pressure: Multiple scheduled LTIP vesting dates in 2026–2027 (Feb 23, 2026; Feb 26, 2026; Feb 21, 2027) can create episodic liquidity windows; hedging/pledging prohibitions and stock ownership guidelines mitigate misalignment risk .
  • Change-in-control economics: Double-trigger plan with 2× base+target bonus and accelerated vesting for Level One participants is standard for REITs—material CIC payout plus vesting could influence behavior in strategic transactions .
  • Governance risk profile: Clawback in place; no tax gross-ups; independent consultant usage; no share pledging reported—overall governance controls are investor-friendly .
  • Signal: Barber’s beneficial ownership is <1% with meaningful unvested equity; performance plan weightings keep incentives tied to core REIT levers (AFFO, leverage, occupancy, acquisitions), supporting pay-for-performance mechanics .