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Anne Margulies

Director at HENRY SCHEINHENRY SCHEIN
Board

About Anne H. Margulies

Anne H. Margulies (age 69) has served as an independent director of Henry Schein, Inc. since 2018. She is the former Vice President and Chief Information Officer of Harvard University (2010–2021), previously CIO for the Commonwealth of Massachusetts (2007–2010), and Founding Executive Director of MIT OpenCourseWare (2002–2007). Education: B.A., State University of New York at Plattsburgh. Core credentials: over 35 years in strategic IT, cybersecurity, and policy/risk management; leadership of Harvard University Information Technology (HUIT) with a ~$200 million budget and ~700 staff.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Harvard UniversityVice President & Chief Information Officer2010–2021Led HUIT, oversaw ~$200M budget and ~700 staff; responsible for IT strategy, policies, and services supporting teaching, learning, and research.
Commonwealth of MassachusettsChief Information Officer (Assistant Secretary for IT)2007–2010Developed statewide strategic IT plan; consolidated agency IT operations, data centers, and networks into a coherent statewide structure (national acclaim).
MIT OpenCourseWareFounding Executive Director2002–2007Launched MIT’s OCW initiative; Founding Chair of the International OpenCourseWare Consortium (300+ universities globally).

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
HarborOne Bancorp, Inc.Director2022–PresentCompensation Committee member; Nominating & Governance Committee member.
Standard BioTools Inc. (f.k.a. SomaLogic, Inc.)Director2019–Jan 2024Compensation Committee Chair; Nominating & Governance Committee member; Audit Committee member.
Curry CollegeBoard of TrusteesNot disclosedTrustee.
Advanced Cyber Security CenterAdvisory Board MemberNot disclosedRegional cybersecurity collaboration/defense advisory.
Massachusetts Cybersecurity Strategy CouncilMember2017–2021State cyber strategy engagement.
BostonCIOAdvisory Board Member; Former Chair2015–2021CIO leadership network.
International OpenCourseWare ConsortiumFounding ChairNot disclosedGlobal open education collaboration.

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee member; Regulatory, Compliance and Cybersecurity Committee member. Not listed as chair of either committee.
  • Independence: Board affirmed Ms. Margulies is independent under Nasdaq Rule 5605(a)(2).
  • Attendance: In fiscal 2024, the Board met 9 times; each director attended at least 75% of Board and applicable committee meetings. Ms. Margulies attended the 2024 Annual Meeting of Stockholders.
  • Committee activity levels (FY 2024): Audit (5 meetings); Compensation (8); Nominating & Governance (2); Regulatory, Compliance & Cybersecurity (6); Strategic Advisory (3).
  • Audit oversight: Audit Committee (including Ms. Margulies) reviewed FY2024 audited financials, internal controls, and auditor independence; recommended inclusion of audited financials in the 10-K.
  • Related party review: Audit Committee reviews and approves related party transactions per charter.

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY 2024Notes
Annual Cash Fees$135,200 Base annual retainer increased to $100,000 for FY 2024 (from $90,000); $2,200 paid per committee meeting; additional $2,200 per meeting for Audit and Regulatory Committee members conducting review of the Oct 2023 cybersecurity incident.
Meeting Fees (per committee meeting)$2,200 Applies to all committee meetings; special incident review meetings paid at same rate.
Chair Retainers$0 Not a committee chair; chair retainer levels are $15,000 (Nominating, Regulatory, Strategic), $20,000 (Compensation), $25,000 (Audit).
Other Cash/Perquisites$0 No other cash reported for FY 2024.

Performance Compensation

ComponentFY 2024Structure/Metrics
Stock Awards (RSUs) – Grant Date Fair Value$200,000 Valued per FASB ASC 718; RSUs vest per plan; not reduced for deferral elections.
Options$0 Company does not grant options to non-employee directors.
Annual Bonus (Non-Equity Incentive)$0 Company does not grant performance-based annual incentives to non-employee directors.

Performance metrics tied to director compensation:

Metric CategoryDetails
Performance-based elementsNone – non-employee directors do not receive performance-based incentives.

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanySectorRolePotential Interlock/Conflict
HarborOne Bancorp, Inc.Regional BankingDirector; Comp & Nominating/Govt CommitteesNo Henry Schein-related transactions disclosed; Audit Committee oversees related party approvals.
Standard BioTools Inc. (f.k.a. SomaLogic, Inc.)Life Sciences ToolsDirector (2019–Jan 2024); Comp Chair; Nom/Gov; AuditNo Henry Schein-related transactions disclosed; tenure ended Jan 2024.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Technology and cybersecurity leadership: 35+ years; Harvard CIO role included cybersecurity risk management at scale (30,000 constituents; $200M budget; 700 staff).
  • Public company governance: Board and committee experience at HarborOne (Comp; Nom/Gov) and Standard BioTools/SomaLogic (Comp Chair; Nom/Gov; Audit).
  • Public sector strategy: Massachusetts CIO; led statewide IT consolidation and strategic planning.
  • Recognitions: 2015 Boston CIO Leader of the Year; 2017 CIO Hall of Fame; Honorary Doctorate (2019).

Equity Ownership

Ownership DetailFY 2024 Year-EndAs of March 24, 2025
Direct sharesNot disclosed12,815 shares
Deferred Compensation Plan (phantom share account)Not disclosed7,430 shares
Vested RSUs – payment date deferred10,679 RSUs 4,917 RSUs
Unvested RSUs outstanding2,604 RSUs (per director) Not disclosed
Total beneficial ownershipNot disclosed25,162 shares; less than 0.50% of class
Ownership guidelinesMust hold ≥10,000 shares or ≥5x annual retainer ($100,000) All non-employee directors in compliance
Anti-hedging/anti-pledgingProhibited for non-employee directors Prohibited

Note: Differences in deferred RSU counts reflect distinct “as-of” dates (FY 2024 year-end vs. March 24, 2025).

Governance Assessment

  • Board effectiveness: Strong cyber and IT risk oversight through dual membership on Audit and Regulatory, Compliance & Cybersecurity Committees, with tangible engagement during the 2023 cybersecurity incident review (paid meeting participation).
  • Independence and alignment: Independent under Nasdaq; complies with stringent stock ownership policy; anti-hedging/pledging policy enhances alignment.
  • Attendance and engagement: Board and committee cadence is robust; all directors met the ≥75% attendance threshold; Ms. Margulies attended the 2024 Annual Meeting, signaling engagement with investors.
  • Compensation mix: Balanced cash/equity with no performance-based incentives for directors; equity via RSUs provides ongoing alignment; cash retainer increased to remain competitive, with transparent caps on total director compensation.
  • Conflicts and related-party exposure: No related-party transactions involving Ms. Margulies disclosed; Audit Committee processes in place to review and approve any such transactions.

RED FLAGS

  • None disclosed regarding related-party transactions, hedging/pledging, or low attendance for Ms. Margulies.