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Frank Mullery

Chief Executive Officer, ImprimisRx at HARROW
Executive

About Frank Mullery

Appointed Chief Executive Officer of ImprimisRx, Harrow’s wholly owned subsidiary, on October 6, 2025, with a mandate to lead the compounding operations’ next phase of quality, compliance, and commercial execution . Previously President of Sintetica US, President & Chief Commercial Officer at STI Pharma, and at Mylan culminating in President of Mylan Institutional; under his leadership Mylan Institutional introduced 20+ sterile injectables in one year, launched the first U.S. biosimilar (Fulphila), and exceeded $1 billion in revenue in 2018 . Education: Executive MBA (Villanova University) and B.S. in Accounting (King’s College) . Company performance context during his appointment: Harrow updated FY2025 revenue guidance to $270–$280 million amid product mix shifts , and pay-versus-performance disclosures show strong TSR progression with a 2024 cumulative TSR of $388 (base 100 at 12/31/2021) alongside a 2024 net loss of $17.5 million .

Company Performance Context (FY data)

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Total Shareholder Return (base $100)$130 $388
Peer Group TSR (Nasdaq Biotech Index base $100)$92 $91
Net Loss ($USD)$24.4 million $17.5 million
Company Revenue Outlook (Updated FY2025)$270–$280 million

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Sintetica USPresidentNot disclosed Built U.S. subsidiary from concept to commercialization; launched first five sterile injectable products
STI PharmaPresident & Chief Commercial OfficerNot disclosed Revitalized strategy with five‑year growth plan; launched several sterile injectables
MylanPresident, Mylan Institutional; CFO North America; CFO Mylan Pharmaceuticals Inc.“More than seven years” at Mylan (specific role dates not disclosed) Launched first U.S. biosimilar (Fulphila); introduced 20+ sterile injectables in a single year; drove revenues to >$1B in 2018

External Roles

  • Not disclosed in available filings specific to Mullery .

Fixed Compensation

  • Mullery is not listed as a Named Executive Officer (NEO) in Harrow’s 2024 or 2025 proxy statements; his base salary or bonus terms were not disclosed in those filings .
Component2025 Status
Base Salary ($)Not disclosed; Mullery not an NEO in proxy
Target Bonus (%)Not disclosed; Mullery not an NEO in proxy
Actual Bonus Paid ($)Not disclosed; Mullery not an NEO in proxy

Performance Compensation

  • Harrow’s executive annual incentive plan (for NEOs) in 2024/2023 was based 100% on corporate performance metrics including revenue, adjusted EBITDA, revenue from certain products, and stock price performance; specific weightings and targets for Mullery are not disclosed . The 2025 Incentive Stock and Awards Plan authorizes performance awards tied to objectives such as TSR, EPS, margins, ROE/ROA, cash flow, revenue, and market share, with minimum one‑year vesting and prohibition on repricing without shareholder approval .
MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
RevenueNot disclosed for Mullery Not disclosed Not disclosed Not disclosed Plan requires ≥1 year vesting; performance awards permitted
Adjusted EBITDANot disclosed for Mullery Not disclosed Not disclosed Not disclosed ≥1 year vesting; no repricing
Stock Price / TSRNot disclosed for Mullery Not disclosed Not disclosed Not disclosed Performance awards allowed; double‑trigger acceleration possible at Committee discretion in covered transactions
Product‑specific revenueNot disclosed for Mullery Not disclosed Not disclosed Not disclosed ≥1 year vesting

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Mullery is not listed in Harrow’s beneficial ownership tables; no company share ownership data for him is disclosed in the 2024 or 2025 proxy .
  • Hedging/pledging policy: directors and officers are prohibited from pledging or holding company securities in margin accounts; hedging and monetization transactions are strongly discouraged and require compliance pre‑approval; policy applies to directors, officers, and employees .
ItemStatus
Total Beneficial Ownership (HROW shares)Not in proxy ownership tables
Ownership as % of Shares OutstandingNot disclosed
Vested vs. Unvested SharesNot disclosed
Options (Exercisable/Unexercisable)Not disclosed
Shares Pledged as CollateralProhibited for directors/officers per policy
Hedging UseStrongly discouraged; requires compliance approval
Stock Ownership GuidelinesNot disclosed in proxies

Employment Terms

  • Appointment: CEO of ImprimisRx effective October 6, 2025 (press release and 8‑K) .
  • Employment agreement, severance, change‑of‑control terms, non‑compete/non‑solicit: not disclosed for Mullery in available filings. Harrow’s 2025 equity plan allows performance awards, sets minimum vesting periods, and outlines covered transaction treatment (assumption/acceleration/cash‑out) at Compensation Committee discretion .
ProvisionStatus
Employment start dateOctober 6, 2025
Contract term/renewalNot disclosed
Severance (salary+bonus multiples)Not disclosed
Change‑of‑Control trigger (single/double)Not disclosed for Mullery; plan‑level award treatment described
Non‑compete / Non‑solicitNot disclosed
ClawbacksNot disclosed; standard plan/Company policies apply
Tax gross‑upsNot disclosed
PerquisitesNot disclosed

Investment Implications

  • Execution pedigree in sterile injectables and biosimilars (Mylan, Sintetica, STI) implies operational rigor and launch discipline for ImprimisRx’s 503B compounding platform—supportive of quality remediation, throughput, and customer relationships crucial to volume growth and margin stability .
  • Compensation/ownership visibility is currently limited: Mullery is not a Harrow NEO and has no disclosed HROW shareholdings, reducing near‑term signals on pay-for-performance alignment and potential insider selling pressure; Harrow’s policies mitigate pledging/hedging risks and the 2025 Plan embeds performance award flexibility and minimum vesting safeguards .
  • Corporate context: management updated FY2025 revenue outlook to $270–$280 million; VEVYE and IHEEZO tracking strongly while TRIESENCE and the Rare & Specialty portfolio underperformed—near‑term compounding execution (quality/commercial readiness) under Mullery may be important to offset product variability and sustain growth into 2026 .
  • Monitoring: watch for future 8‑K Item 5.02 filings or proxy disclosures detailing Mullery’s compensation, performance metrics and equity awards; track any subsidiary-level retention bonuses or PSU structures that could create time‑bound vesting and potential selling pressure windows .