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Andrew Boll

President and Chief Financial Officer at HARROW
Executive

About Andrew Boll

Andrew R. Boll is Harrow’s founder-level finance executive, serving as Chief Financial Officer and Corporate Secretary since February 2015; he has worked with Harrow since December 2011 and is a CFA charterholder and Certified Management Accountant with a B.S. in Corporate and Public Finance from Huron University (summa cum laude) . As of April 21, 2025, he is 42; on October 6, 2025 he signed SEC filings as President and Chief Financial Officer, evidencing expanded enterprise responsibilities . Harrow’s multi-year performance under his finance tenure shows strong top-line and EBITDA expansion (see tables below) alongside cumulative TSR materially above biotech peers in 2024 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Investment company and its series of fundsOversaw fund accounting, financial analysis, reporting; involved in portfolio company financial operations2007–2011Built finance rigor across public/private holdings; supported scaling and reporting
Welsh Companies, LLC (commercial real estate)Various accounting roles across company, fund and subsidiariesPrior to 2007Grounded in multi-entity accounting operations

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Eton PharmaceuticalsCo-founderNot disclosedCreated ophthalmic-focused pharma platform later spun out
Surface OphthalmicsCo-founderNot disclosedSeeded clinical-stage ophthalmic assets
Melt PharmaceuticalsCo-founderNot disclosedLaunched anesthesia-adjacent assets; later corporate transactions with Harrow
ImprimisRxCo-founderNot disclosedBuilt 503B outsourcing ophthalmic compounding leader; later a Harrow subsidiary

Fixed Compensation

Metric20232024
Base Salary ($)$459,900 $491,920
Target Bonus % of Salary50% 50%
Actual Bonus Paid ($)$236,500 $342,930
Actual Bonus % of SalaryNot disclosed71%
All Other Compensation ($)$1,817 $14,351

Performance Compensation

Annual Cash Incentive Design and Payouts

ElementWeightingMetricsTargetActual/Payout
2024 Annual Bonus100% corporateRevenue, adjusted EBITDA, revenue from certain products, stock price performance 50% of salary 71% of salary for CFO
2023 Annual Bonus100% corporateRevenue, adjusted EBITDA, revenue from certain products, stock price performance 50% of salary $236,500 paid

2023 PSUs – Market-Based Multi-Year Awards (granted April 2023)

TrancheShares (Boll)Target Share PriceVesting ConditionsStatus
Tranche 149,500 $25.00 Achieve and maintain target for 10 consecutive trading days within five-year term; minimum 2-year service All 2023 PSUs vested in full on April 3, 2025
Tranche 274,250 $35.00 Same as above Vested April 3, 2025
Tranche 399,000 $45.00 Same as above Vested April 3, 2025
Tranche 4123,750 $50.00 Same as above Vested April 3, 2025

Outstanding and Historical Option Awards (Boll)

Options ExercisableStrike ($)Expiration
60,0003.954/1/2026
55,0002.232/1/2027
50,0001.731/2/2028
50,0006.302/19/2029
57,0007.301/2/2030

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Total Beneficial Ownership1,049,844 shares; 2.84% of outstanding as of April 21, 2025
Near-term Exercisable Options272,000 shares exercisable within 60 days of April 21, 2025
Unvested PSUs at FY-end346,500 PSUs unvested at Dec 31, 2024; $11,625,075 market value at $33.55 per share
PSU Vesting EventAll 2023 PSUs vested in full on April 3, 2025
Hedging/PledgingDirectors and officers prohibited from pledging or holding in margin accounts; hedging strongly discouraged and subject to compliance approval
Equity Plan GovernanceNo option repricing without stockholder approval; options must be at/above fair market value; independent comp committee

Employment Terms

ProvisionTerms
Employment AgreementAt-will; Boll Agreement dated April 25, 2016; target annual incentive bonus 50% of base salary
Severance – Involuntary Termination (no CIC)Cash severance equal to six months base salary plus the greater of prior-year annual bonus or target annual bonus; pro-rated annual bonus based on actual results for year of termination; up to six months COBRA; 12-month additional service credit for option vesting; vested option exercise extended up to 12 months (but not beyond original expiry)
Severance – Change-in-Control (double-trigger)If Involuntary Termination within one month prior to or 12 months following a CIC: 12 months base salary plus greater of prior-year annual bonus or target annual bonus; pro-rated annual bonus based on actual results; up to 12 months COBRA; any unvested options fully vest

Performance & Track Record

Financial Trajectory (Annual)

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($)83,524,000 [*]117,447,000 [*]198,619,000 [*]
EBITDA ($)4,750,000*11,948,000*22,127,000*
Values retrieved from S&P Global.*

Pay vs Performance – TSR and Peer TSR

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Company TSR – $100 initial investment value$171 $130 $388
Peer Group TSR – Nasdaq Biotechnology Index$89 $92 $91
Net Loss ($)$14,086,000 $24,411,000 $17,481,000

Say-on-Pay & Shareholder Feedback

ProposalForAgainstAbstainBroker Non-Vote
Advisory vote on NEO compensation (2025 Annual Meeting)22,496,427971,206448,7777,355,304

Compensation Peer Group (2023 framework; updated with Mercer engagement)

  • Agios Pharmaceuticals; Anika Therapeutics; Enanta Pharmaceuticals; Eyepoint Pharmaceuticals; Glaukos Corporation; Heron Therapeutics; Karyopharm Therapeutics; Kodiak Sciences; Nektar Therapeutics; Ocular Therapeutix; Rigel Pharmaceuticals; STAAR Surgical Company; Travere Therapeutics; IVERIC bio (acquired July 2023); RVL Pharmaceuticals (winding up Feb 2024); Revance Therapeutics (acquired Feb 2025) .
  • Compensation consultant: Mercer; engaged for design benchmarking and peer updates; no conflicts of interest identified .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment is strong: 2023 PSUs exclusively vest on sustained share-price targets with multi-year service, and all tranches vested on April 3, 2025—indicating significant realized equity for Boll and potential incremental selling pressure post-vesting event; note pledging is prohibited, tempering leverage-related sell risk .
  • Cash severance is moderate (6 months base + bonus; CIC double-trigger at 12 months), with option acceleration features; this reduces near-term retention risk while avoiding outsized golden parachute optics .
  • Annual bonus design (100% corporate metrics tied to revenue, adjusted EBITDA, product revenue, and stock price) produced above-target payout for CFO in 2024 (71% of salary), reinforcing direct linkage to operating and market outcomes .
  • Ownership is meaningful (2.84%), including 272,000 options immediately exercisable, and market-based governance (no option repricing; independent committee) supports alignment; say-on-pay passed with strong support, signaling investor acceptance of the framework .