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Cathleen M. Hrtanek

About Cathleen M. Hrtanek

Cathleen M. Hrtanek, age 48, serves as Corporate Secretary of InPoint Commercial Real Estate Income, Inc. (externally managed REIT) since March 2022; she is also Chief Operating Officer of The Inland Real Estate Group, LLC since May 2024 and previously held Associate General Counsel and Senior Vice President roles at Inland . She holds a B.A. in Political Science and French from the University of Notre Dame and a J.D. from Loyola University Chicago School of Law, and is admitted to practice law in Illinois . Company performance trending during her tenure (company-level, not individual attribution) shows declining revenues and net income variability; the common stock is not publicly traded (TSR for common not applicable), while ICR-PA refers to listed Series A preferred stock .

Metric (USD)FY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues$14.774M $12.719M $2.791M
Net Income$10.179M -$4.438M*$12.669M
Cash from Operations$18.516M $16.195M $17.976M
Total Assets$914.495M $780.345M $661.315M

*Values retrieved from S&P Global (missing citation on this cell).

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
The Inland Real Estate Group, LLCCOOMay 2024–PresentEnterprise operations leadership across Inland platform .
Inland InPoint Advisor, LLC (Advisor)SecretaryAug 2016–Dec 2024Governance and documentation for external advisor supporting InPoint REIT .
Inland Real Estate Income Trust, Inc. (IREIT)SecretaryAug 2011–PresentPublic REIT governance continuity .
Inland Diversified Real Estate Income Trust, Inc.SecretarySept 2008–July 2014Supported governance of diversified public REIT during active portfolio phase .
Inland Diversified Business ManagerSecretarySept 2008–Mar 2016Oversight and governance for manager entity .
Inland Private Capital Corporation (IPC)SecretaryAug 2009–May 2017Governance for leading DST/private capital platform .
Wildman Harrold Allen & Dixon LLPAttorneySept 2001–2005Commercial legal practice foundation .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Inland Private Capital CorporationDirectorFeb 2024–PresentBoard service at leading private real estate capital platform .
Inland Securities CorporationDirectorFeb 2024–PresentBoard oversight at affiliated broker-dealer .
IPC Alternative Real Estate Advisor, LLCManagerFeb 2024–PresentManager role for ALT REIT advisor entity .

Fixed Compensation

  • Executive officers (including the Secretary) are employed and compensated by the Advisor, Sub-Advisor, or their affiliates; the Company does not directly pay officer compensation and does not plan to pay compensation to its officers .
  • As a result, company-level base salary, target/actual bonus, and equity awards for Ms. Hrtanek are not disclosed in the Company’s proxy; no Compensation Discussion & Analysis or compensation committee exists because officers are not paid by the Company .

Performance Compensation

  • No company-paid performance-based compensation for executive officers; thus, no disclosure of metrics (TSR, revenue growth, EBITDA, ESG goals), weightings, targets, or payouts tied to Ms. Hrtanek at the Company level .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of OutstandingNotes
Cathleen M. Hrtanek200<1%Beneficial ownership per SEC rules; total common shares outstanding were 10,117,998 as of June 25, 2025 .
  • Vested vs unvested breakdown: Not disclosed for officers (Company does not grant officer equity) .
  • Options outstanding/exercisable: Not disclosed for officers at Company level .
  • Hedging/Pledging: Inland’s insider trading policy prohibits hedging or monetization transactions without prior written consent; no specific company policy on hedging practices given common stock lacks an established public market; pledging not disclosed .
  • Stock ownership guidelines for executives: Not disclosed .

Employment Terms

  • Role and start date: Secretary since March 2022 .
  • Employment agreement/severance/change-of-control economics: Not disclosed at Company level (officers compensated by Advisor/Sub-Advisor); Company indicates executives are not directly compensated, and no compensation committee exists .
  • Indemnification: Company has indemnification agreements with each director and officer, including advancement of expenses subject to conditions, to the fullest extent permitted under Maryland law .
  • Non-compete/non-solicit/garden leave/post-termination: Not disclosed in Company filings reviewed .

Additional Governance and Role Indicators

  • Corporate Secretary duties include overseeing proxy logistics; she signed Annual Meeting materials and serves as the contact for proxy revocations .
  • The Company is externally managed; Board oversight relies on Advisor/Sub-Advisor frameworks, with no employees at Company level .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment risk at the Company level is limited for executive officers because compensation is borne by the Advisor/Sub-Advisor, not directly by the Company; investors should evaluate Advisor/Sub-Advisor incentive structures when assessing management alignment .
  • Ownership alignment for Ms. Hrtanek is modest (200 shares, <1%), suggesting limited direct economic exposure to Company common equity; no pledging disclosed, and hedging requires prior consent under affiliate policy .
  • Retention/transition risk appears tied to Advisor/Sub-Advisor employment terms rather than Company-level contracts; indemnification protections are in place, but severance/CoC terms for officers are not disclosed at Company level .
  • Operational performance context shows assets declining and cash from operations remaining resilient; revenue and net income volatility warrant scrutiny of external management incentives and loan fee/advisory fee structures impacting Company results .

Note: Net Income FY 2023 value marked with an asterisk indicates retrieval from S&P Global due to missing document citation.