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Lydia Bergamasco

Independent Director at IROH
Board

About Lydia Bergamasco

Independent director of IROH (post–business combination CN Healthy Food Tech Group Corp.), appointed at Closing reported October 6, 2025. Background spans digital product/informatics at Memorial Sloan Kettering and nutrition coaching; education includes a B.A. in Economics (SUNY Old Westbury) and M.S. in Exercise Science & Health (Liberty University) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Rallye AcuraClient Care Representative & Administrative Assistant2013–2014Client service/operations
Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer CenterVarious roles; Digital Product & Informatics Project Coordinator (current)2015–present; current role since 2021Digital product, informatics project coordination
New York Sports Judo ClubNutritionistJul 2022–presentAthlete nutrition support

External Roles

No public-company board roles disclosed; career roles at MSK and NY Sports Judo Club are operating/functional positions, not directorships .

Board Governance

  • Independence: Board determined all directors except Zhenjun Jiang and Pan Hu are independent; Lydia is independent. Independent directors will have regularly scheduled meetings (executive sessions) .
  • Board structure: One class of directors with annual elections and one-year terms (no classified board) .
  • Committee assignments post-closing:
    • Audit Committee: John L. Suprock, Lydia Bergamasco, Jingyu Huang (chair); all independent and “financially literate”; Huang designated audit committee financial expert .
    • Compensation Committee: John L. Suprock (chair), Jingyu Huang; both independent .
    • Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee: Donghai Li and Lydia Bergamasco (chair) .

Fixed Compensation

  • CFI (pre-combination target) did not compensate its directors for board service .
  • New CFI/CN Healthy: Company stated it had not yet determined whether and to what extent directors will be paid for their service post-combination .

Performance Compensation

No director equity awards, options, or performance-based incentives disclosed; CFI reported no stock option plans or outstanding equity awards for directors, and no director compensation. New CFI has not finalized director compensation policy post-closing .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • No other public-company directorships, committee roles, or interlocks disclosed for Lydia. Her disclosed experience is in health, nutrition, and digital product coordination; no reported ties to IROH’s sponsors, customers, suppliers, or competitors .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Education: B.A. Economics (SUNY Old Westbury); M.S. Exercise Science & Health (Liberty University) .
  • Technical/functional: Digital product and informatics project coordination; nutrition; qualifies as “financially literate” for Audit Committee membership under Nasdaq standards (as part of committee composition) .

Equity Ownership

No beneficial ownership, vested/unvested share breakdown, options, or pledging disclosures for Lydia in available filings post-closing; CFI indicated no director compensation and no equity awards, and New CFI has not finalized director compensation .

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director; chairs Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee (key role in board refresh, independence, and evaluation); member of Audit Committee, meeting Nasdaq “financially literate” criteria. Independent directors will hold scheduled executive sessions, supporting oversight quality .
  • Gaps/Risks: Director compensation framework post-combination not determined, which reduces clarity on alignment and incentives; no disclosure of director equity ownership guidelines or holdings; limited industry-specific governance experience disclosed (health/nutrition background) may require onboarding to SPAC-deSPAC public-company controls and U.S. GAAP oversight .
  • Overall signal: Committee leadership and independence support investor confidence; lack of defined director pay/ownership policy is a governance uncertainty to monitor in upcoming proxy/8-K updates .