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Kevin Reilly

About Kevin Reilly

Kevin Reilly, age 35, is an independent Class II director at Kestra Medical Technologies (KMTS), serving on the Compensation Committee; the board’s director table lists “Director Since Fiscal Year 2024,” while his biography states he “has been a member of our Board since 2025,” a disclosure inconsistency worth noting. He is Managing Director and Head of MedTech for Ally Bridge Group’s private equity strategy (since 2021) and previously was a Principal at CRG (2014–2021) after starting his career in Stifel’s Healthcare Investment Banking group; he holds a B.S. in Finance and Information Systems from the University of Maryland. He is deemed independent under Nasdaq rules; in FY2025 the Board met twice and all directors met the 75% attendance threshold.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Ally Bridge GroupManaging Director; Head of MedTech (PE strategy)2021–presentLeads medtech transactions across healthcare subsectors
CRG (healthcare investment management)Principal2014–2021Growth capital via long-term debt and equity
StifelHealthcare Investment Banking (early career)Coverage in healthcare investment banking

External Roles

  • No other current public company directorships are disclosed for Mr. Reilly in the proxy; his biography notes prior service “as a director of a number of healthcare companies” without naming entities or dates.

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Member, Compensation Committee; Chair: Raymond W. Cohen. No changes expected to Compensation Committee composition following the 2025 Annual Meeting.
  • Independence: Board determined all directors other than CEO Brian Webster and GC/CAO Traci S. Umberger are independent under Nasdaq standards (includes Mr. Reilly).
  • Attendance: Board met twice in FY2025; each director attended at least 75% of meetings; committees were established at IPO and held no FY2025 meetings.
  • Lead board roles: Jeffrey Schwartz serves as Chairman; he also chairs Nominating & Corporate Governance.
  • Tenure: Disclosure inconsistency—director table shows “Director Since Fiscal Year 2024,” biography says “member of our Board since 2025.”

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual retainer – non‑employee director$60,000Pro‑rated for partial year of service
Compensation Committee – member retainer$9,000Non‑chair member
Compensation Committee – chair retainer$18,000For chair (not applicable to Reilly)
Audit Committee – member/ chair$12,000 / $25,000Not applicable to Reilly in FY2025
Nominating Committee – member/ chair$6,000 / $12,000Not applicable to Reilly in FY2025

FY2025 actual cash fees received (pro‑rated from IPO to Apr 30, 2025):

DirectorFees Earned (Cash)
Kevin Reilly$10,397
  • Reimbursement of reasonable expenses (travel, food, lodging) provided.

Performance Compensation

Equity VehicleGrant ValueVestingNotes
Annual RSU grant (non‑employee directors)$185,000Fully vests on 1‑year anniversaryAwarded to directors serving as of and continuing after the annual meeting; forfeited if service ends before vesting
  • No director meeting fees disclosed; no performance‑conditioned director equity awards are described; vesting is time‑based.
  • In FY2025, only certain directors (Cohen, Ladone) held restricted shares resulting from conversion of prior partnership units at IPO; no outstanding stock/option awards were reported for Mr. Reilly as of Apr 30, 2025.

Other Directorships & Interlocks

TopicDisclosure
Compensation Committee interlocksNone; no Kestra executive served on another entity’s comp committee with any Kestra comp committee member.
Related‑party oversightAudit Committee reviews and approves related‑party transactions per policy.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Healthcare private equity and credit investing (Ally Bridge Group; CRG).
  • Early-career healthcare investment banking (Stifel).
  • Education: B.S. in Finance and Information Systems, University of Maryland.

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% OwnershipNotes
Kevin Reilly— (no share count listed in table)Footnote provides address; no holdings number shown for Mr. Reilly in beneficial ownership table (implies no reportable position <1%).
  • Insider Trading Policy prohibits short sales, options transactions, hedging/monetization strategies, holding on margin, or pledging Kestra shares—reduces alignment risks from hedging/pledging.

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Independent director with relevant healthcare investment expertise; serves on an all‑independent Compensation Committee.
    • Board determined independent status under Nasdaq; independent directors meet in executive session.
    • Attendance threshold met in FY2025; committees instituted at IPO; governance policies in place (Code of Conduct, Corporate Governance Guidelines).
    • Clawback policy adopted at IPO per Nasdaq/Exchange Act 10D; comprehensive Insider Trading Policy prohibiting hedging/pledging.
  • Risks and monitoring items

    • Ownership alignment: No beneficial ownership disclosed for Mr. Reilly as of July 7, 2025; alignment expected to improve if he receives the standard $185k annual RSU grant at/after the 2025 Annual Meeting.
    • Potential conflicts: Mr. Reilly leads medtech investing at Ally Bridge Group; while no related‑party transactions with ABG are disclosed, ongoing monitoring is warranted given Kestra’s audit‑committee‑overseen related‑party policy.
    • Board control context: Bain Capital affiliates own ~52.6% of shares and the Chairman (Schwartz) is Bain Capital’s Global PE COO—heightens need for strong independent director oversight on compensation and governance.
  • Disclosure inconsistency

    • “Director Since” shows FY2024 in the director table but “member since 2025” in Mr. Reilly’s biography; advisable to clarify this discrepancy with the company.

Appendix: Company‑Level Director Compensation Table (FY2025 excerpt)

NameFees Earned or Paid in Cash ($)Stock Awards ($)Option Awards ($)Total ($)
Kevin Reilly10,39710,397

Policy References

  • Director Compensation Policy details (annual cash retainers and committee fees) and annual RSU structure are summarized above.
  • Compensation Committee composition and independence align with Nasdaq/SEC requirements; no interlocks reported.
  • Clawback and Insider Trading policies in force.