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David Matly

President at Inhibrx BiosciencesInhibrx Biosciences
Executive

About David Matly

David J. Matly, M.B.A., 39, is President of Inhibrx Biosciences (INBX) and oversees clinical development and operations, R&D, technical operations, and regulatory affairs; he previously served as EVP, Chief Commercial and Business Development Officer after joining the former parent in October 2021 . He holds a B.S. in Industrial Engineering from Purdue University and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School . Company-level TSR, revenue growth, and EBITDA growth metrics tied to his tenure are not disclosed in the proxy or 10‑K.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Inhibrx Biosciences (INBX)President2025–presentExpanded remit over clinical, R&D, tech ops, regulatory; adds to commercial and BD leadership
Inhibrx (former parent)EVP, Chief Commercial & BD Officer2024 (post-spin), 2021–2024 (pre-spin)Led commercial, medical affairs, market access, BD across pipeline
Novartis OncologyGlobal VP, MDS/AML franchise2020–2021Built franchise and prepared launches; evaluated in-licensing/M&A
Novartis OncologyGlobal commercial lead, sickle cell2018–2020Led ADAKVEO launch preparation and execution
Novartis OncologyGlobal commercial lead, PROMACTA/REVOLADE2017–2018Led global commercial strategy for hematology brands
Chrono TherapeuticsVP, Business DevelopmentNot disclosedCorporate development leadership
Eli LillySales/Marketing leadershipNot disclosedLed U.S. launch of CYRAMZA in metastatic lung cancer

External Roles

  • None disclosed in company filings for public company boards or external committee roles specific to Matly .

Fixed Compensation

Component20242025Notes
Base Salary ($)Not disclosed$601,670 (effective 04-01-2025) Reflected in his Amended Employment Agreement filed by reference to Q2 2025 10‑Q
Target Bonus (%)Not disclosedNot disclosedCompany targets disclosed for other NEOs (CEO 60%, CFO 45%) but not for Matly
Actual Bonus Paid ($)Not disclosedNot disclosedCompany paid 2024 bonuses at 100% of target to NEOs; Matly not included among 2024 NEOs

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting/Measurement
Corporate performance goals (company-level)Not disclosedNot disclosed100% achievement for FY2024 company goals (clinical progression, funding, BD visibility) NEOs paid at targeted levels; Matly not disclosed as recipient Annual, paid Q1 2025
Individual performance metricsNot disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosed

The proxy describes categories and 100% company-level attainment for 2024, but does not disclose Matly-specific targets, weightings, or payouts .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

InstrumentGrant DateAmountExercise PriceExpirationVesting
Stock options04-01-202550,000Not disclosedNot disclosedVests over 4 years from grant date
Stock options (company-wide employee grant)05-30-2024Not disclosed (employees received grants)FMV on grant date (example NEO exercise price $15.86) 05-30-2034 (NEO examples) 25% at 1st anniversary (05-30-2025), then equal monthly over 36 months
Options currently exercisable (within 60 days of 04-01-2025)As of 04-01-202543,750Not disclosedNot disclosedExercisable status per beneficial ownership footnote

Additional alignment details:

  • Stock ownership guidelines: Company states no formal executive ownership guidelines in place .
  • Hedging/pledging: Insider Trading Policy prohibits short sales and trading in “put” and “call” options; pledging not specifically disclosed .
  • 10b5‑1 trading plans: Employees and executives may adopt Rule 10b5‑1 plans for scheduled trading .

Employment Terms

  • Appointment and role: Appointed President effective April 1, 2025; added to prior EVP, Chief Commercial & BD responsibilities . Employment at the former parent began October 2021; post-spin executive at INBX since May 2024 .
  • Amended Employment Agreement: Reflects new title and $601,670 base salary; includes a grant of 50,000 stock options vesting over four years; full agreement to be filed as an exhibit to Q2 2025 10‑Q .
  • Severance & change-of-control: Matly-specific terms not disclosed. For context, other INBX executive agreements (CEO, CFO, CSO, as of 12/31/2024) provided 12 months’ base salary and 12 months’ equity vesting acceleration upon termination without cause/for good reason, and 18 months’ base + 1.5× target bonus with full acceleration within one year post-change-of-control (or 90 days pre-signing) . Definitions of Cause/Good Reason/Change of Control are detailed in the proxy .
  • Clawback: Company has a Clawback Policy complying with Rule 10D‑1 and Nasdaq listing standards .
  • Insider trading governance: Executives are subject to the company’s Insider Trading Policy and blackout windows; prohibition on short-term speculative transactions (short sales; options) .

Investment Implications

  • Role expansion and pay signal: Elevation to President and a higher base salary, coupled with a fresh 50,000-option grant, indicates central accountability for pipeline execution and commercial strategy; alignment via multi-year vesting supports retention through key 2025–2026 readouts .
  • Selling pressure timing: Option structures suggest potential scheduled vesting-related liquidity windows (25% cliff on 05-30-2025 for the 2024 grant and ongoing monthly vesting thereafter; plus four-year vesting from the 04-01-2025 grant), which may create periodic selling pressure if 10b5‑1 plans are active; exercise prices for Matly’s grants are not disclosed, limiting in-the-money analysis .
  • Alignment risk: Absence of formal executive ownership guidelines and lack of disclosed Matly-specific severance/CIC economics modestly increase uncertainty around pay-for-performance alignment and retention protections versus peers; however, company-level clawback and anti-hedging policies reduce misalignment risk .
  • Execution track record: Documented launch leadership at Novartis and Lilly (ADAKVEO, PROMACTA/REVOLADE, CYRAMZA) is a positive signal for commercialization capability if INBX assets (ozekibart, INBRX‑106) reach approval; near-term clinical milestones concentrate performance risk .