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Tim Schroeder

Director at Inmune Bio
Board

About Tim Schroeder

Timothy Schroeder, age 67, is an independent director of INmune Bio and has served on the board since December 2016; he is Chairman, CEO, and Founder of CTI Clinical Trial & Consulting Services with over 35 years of clinical, academic, and industry experience in global drug and device development, and he attended Xavier University .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
CTI Clinical Trial & Consulting ServicesChairman, CEO & Founder; CTI founded in 1999; multi-national research firm supporting 200+ drug/device approvals1999–presentGlobal clinical development leadership
University of Cincinnati College of MedicineFaculty positionsNot disclosedAcademic leadership
SangStat Medical CorporationFounding EVP of Clinical Development; company went public in 1995Not disclosedClinical development leadership

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Xavier UniversityBoard memberNot disclosedSchroeder is a board member and alumnus
Bexion PharmaceuticalsBoard memberNot disclosedAlso a board role for INMB CEO Raymond J. Tesi (interlock)
Cognitive ResearchBoard memberNot disclosedGovernance/oversight role
Covington Life Sciences PartnersBoard memberNot disclosedGovernance/oversight role
Gravity DiagnosticsBoard memberNot disclosedGovernance/oversight role
Lepton PharmaceuticalsBoard memberNot disclosedGovernance/oversight role

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee member; Compensation Committee chair; not on Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee .
  • Independence and qualifications: Board affirms audit and compensation committee members meet SEC/Nasdaq independence criteria; audit committee members are financially literate; Schroeder is disclosed as an independent director .
  • Attendance and engagement: Board met 4 times in 2024 and each director attended at least 75% of Board and committee meetings; Audit Committee met 4 times; Compensation Committee met 2 times; Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee had no meetings in 2024 .

Fixed Compensation

YearCash Retainer ($)Committee/Meeting Fees ($)Stock Awards ($)Option Awards ($)Total ($)
202445,000 Not disclosed248,598 293,598

Performance Compensation

  • No director-specific performance metrics are disclosed for Mr. Schroeder’s awards; however, the Second Amended and Restated 2021 Plan permits performance-based equity/cash awards linked to metrics such as revenue, EBITDA, EPS, TSR, clinical trial results, regulatory approvals, market share, and other goals determined by the Compensation Committee .
Performance Metric Category (Plan)Examples
FinancialRevenues; EBITDA; EPS; operating income; net income; TSR; return on equity; return on assets
OperationalCash flow; cost reductions; productivity; operating efficiency; working capital; market share; customer satisfaction
Clinical/RegulatoryClinical trial results; acceptance of NDA; regulatory approvals; product launch

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Interlock: Both Mr. Schroeder and INMB CEO Raymond J. Tesi serve on Bexion Pharmaceuticals’ board, increasing potential information flow and perceived conflict risk if business dealings arise; no related-party transactions with Bexion are disclosed by INMB .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • 35+ years across clinical, academic, and industry roles; founder/operator background leading a multinational CRO; supported 200+ drug/device approvals and works with ~300 biopharma clients globally .
  • Recognitions include EY Entrepreneur of the Year (2015), Top Leader (2016), and university awards (2020–2022), indicating sustained leadership credibility .

Equity Ownership

MetricAs of Apr 14, 2025 (older)As of Sep 30, 2025 (newer)
Common shares owned82,187 82,187
Options exercisable within 60 days324,750 330,583
Total beneficial ownership (shares)406,937 412,770
Ownership % of common stock1.7% 1.5%
  • INMB’s insider trading policy prohibits hedging by officers/directors and restricts pledging unless pre-cleared, which strengthens alignment safeguards; no pledging by Mr. Schroeder is disclosed in the proxy .

Governance Assessment

  • Positives: Schroeder is independent, financially literate, and chairs the Compensation Committee while serving on Audit, with committee independence affirmed by the Board; attendance met thresholds and committees were active in 2024, supporting governance effectiveness .
  • Alignment: He holds a meaningful quantity of vested options and shares (1.5–1.7% beneficial ownership during 2025), with company policies prohibiting hedging and restricting pledging to preserve alignment with shareholders .
  • Potential conflicts: External interlock with the CEO at Bexion Pharmaceuticals warrants monitoring for any related-party dealings; none are disclosed for Mr. Schroeder in INMB’s related-party transactions section .
  • RED FLAGS:
    • Option Repricing: A 2025 special meeting seeks to reprice underwater options, explicitly including non-employee directors as a group (1,356,000 shares subject to Eligible Options; weighted average exercise price $7.93); director participation in repricing can signal pay design risk and reduced at-risk alignment if underwater options are reset .
    • Single-Trigger Acceleration: The 2021 Plan provides automatic acceleration of outstanding awards upon a Change of Control for grantees still in service, which is generally shareholder-unfriendly for directors (single-trigger) .
    • Concentration in Options: Director compensation mix in 2024 was heavily option-based (option grant fair value $248,598 vs. $45,000 cash), which increases sensitivity to equity award design and governance around repricing/acceleration .