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Parham Javaheri

Executive Vice President, President Club Operations & Chief Property Development Officer at Life Time Group Holdings
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About Parham Javaheri

Executive Vice President, President Club Operations & Chief Property Development Officer at Life Time Group Holdings, Inc. (LTH); age 48; joined Life Time in December 2004 and has led its real estate and development division since 2014, assuming his current role in December 2023 . Under the executive team’s leadership in 2024, revenue grew ~18.2% to over $2.6B and Adjusted EBITDA rose by $140M to $676.8M with leverage reduced to 2.3x; membership visits reached 114M and total memberships ended at 866,085, indicating strong execution on asset-light growth and margin expansion . Total shareholder return since IPO to FY2024 was 124.62 on a $100 base, evidencing improving equity performance alongside profitability and deleveraging .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.EVP, President Club Operations & Chief Property Development OfficerDec 2023–present Oversees club operations and asset-light development; integrates real estate execution with operations
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.Executive Vice President (Real Estate & Development)2018–2023 Led real estate and development; scaled asset-light strategy
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.Senior Vice President, Real Estate & Development2017–2018 Advanced development pipeline and execution
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.Vice President, Real Estate & Development2015–2017 Built internal development function and processes
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.Led Real Estate & Development DivisionSince 2014 Leadership of real estate and development division
Life Time Group Holdings, Inc.Various roles (joined)Dec 2004 Long-tenured operator with 20+ years in development

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Alliant Engineering, Inc.Project ManagerPre-2004 Project management in engineering; foundation for development expertise

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY 2024Notes
Annualized Base Salary$810,000 Approved increase to align with role expansion and market peers
Salary Paid (2024)$790,385 Reported in Summary Compensation Table
Car Allowance / Use of Company Car$10,250 Perquisites line-item
Company Car Tax Gross-Up$8,642 Tax gross-up for car allowance
Phone Allowance$600 Standard executive allowance
Executive Long-Term Disability Insurance$2,220 Executive benefit

Performance Compensation

2024 Short-Term Incentive Program (paid in equity; one-year performance RSUs)

MetricTargetActualComponent Opportunity (Parham)Payout (Parham)VehicleVesting
Leverage Ratio≤ 3.0x 2.3x $162,000 $162,000 One-year performance RSUs Vested Feb 28, 2025
Adjusted EBITDATranche 1: $590M; Tranche 2: $610M; Tranche 3: $630M $676.8M $810,000 (Tranche 3) $810,000 One-year performance RSUs Vested Feb 28, 2025

2024 Long-Term Incentive Program (50% RSUs, 50% PSUs)

Award TypeGrant DateQuantity (Parham)VestingPerformance ConditionNotes
Time-based RSUsFeb 7, 2024 60,994 Ratable over 3 years NonePart of $1,620,000 aggregate LTI value
PSUs – Leverage RatioFeb 7, 2024 20,331 (target) One-third each year (2024–2026) ≤ 3.0x leverage per year; 2024 one-third vested in full Performance achieved; 2024 tranche vested
PSUs – Adjusted EBITDAFeb 7, 2024 40,663 (target) Entire award vests end of 3-year period Annual performance; 25%/100%/250% of target for Tranche 1/2/3 each year; 2024 achieved at 250% of first third Achieved 250% for 2024 tranche; final vest post-2026

Multi-Year Compensation (Reported)

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Salary ($)$673,558 $748,558 $790,385
Bonus ($)$300,000 (retention bonus)
Stock Awards ($)$1,021,563 $2,143,002 $2,592,004
Option Awards ($)$562,504 $625,004
Non-Equity Incentive ($)
All Other Compensation ($)$19,169 $18,141 $21,712
Total ($)$2,576,794 $3,534,705 $3,404,101

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership and Breakdown (as of March 5, 2025)

ItemAmount
Total Beneficial Ownership (shares)682,304; <1% of outstanding
Directly Held Shares143,724
Options Exercisable456,181
Options Unvested (next vest dates)16,344 (Mar 9, 2025); 19,055 (Mar 17, 2025); 22,000 (May 1, 2025)
RSUs Scheduled (near-term)12,500 (Mar 11, 2025); 12,500 (May 1, 2025)

Outstanding Awards at FY2024 Year-End (Market value at $22.12/share)

AwardUnvested UnitsMarket Value ($)
2024 pRSUs – Leverage12,199 $269,842
2024 RSUs (LTI)60,994 $1,349,187
2024 PSUs – Leverage (unearned target)20,331 $449,722
2024 PSUs – Adjusted EBITDA (unearned target)40,663 $899,466

Stock Ownership Guidelines, Hedging/Pledging, Clawbacks

  • Ownership guideline for executive officers: 3× base salary; time-based equity counts; performance-based awards and options do not; executives must retain at least 50% of net shares until compliant; status: all executives in compliance or progressing .
  • Anti-hedging and anti-pledging policy prohibits short sales, derivatives, hedging, and pledging of Life Time stock (including margin accounts) .
  • Executive incentive compensation recovery (clawback): in case of accounting restatement for material noncompliance, forfeiture/recovery of excess incentive-based comp for the preceding 3 years .

Employment Terms

ProvisionTerms (Parham Javaheri)
Agreement & TermExecutive Employment Agreement effective Oct 12, 2021; initial 3-year term with automatic 1-year renewals unless either party gives notice
Non-Compete / Non-Solicit24 months post-termination; perpetual confidentiality and mutual non-disparagement
Severance (No CIC)Cash severance equals 1.5× (base salary + target annual bonus), paid partly in installments then over 12 months, plus up to 18 months COBRA; for Parham, cash $2,187,000; benefits $31,303 (health) as of 12/31/2024
Change-in-Control (No Termination)Equity acceleration value (unvested awards under plan terms) shown as $4,609,145 at 12/31/2024
CIC + Qualifying TerminationCash $2,187,000; equity acceleration $4,609,145; benefits $31,303 (health)
Death/DisabilityTranche three annual bonus (2024) of $972,000 payable
Equity Treatment & TriggersDouble-trigger acceleration under 2021 Plan if terminated without cause within 12 months after CIC; PSUs vest based on actual achievement for completed performance periods upon death/disability or termination without cause
“Cause” / “Good Reason”Defined in agreement (e.g., material failure, policy violations, misconduct; Good Reason includes material pay/location changes or role reductions)
Tax Gross-UpsTax gross-up provided on car allowance; Parham’s 2024 gross-up $8,642

Insider Transactions (last 24 months)

Filing DateTrade DateCodeTypeSharesPriceSource
2025-08-282025-08-26SSale9,375
2025-06-162025-06-12SSale84,744
2025-03-032025-02-28FTaxes (withholding)45,002$30.46
2025-03-032025-02-28AAward (stock)33,885
2024-11-262024-11-22SSale168,000$24.5725
2024-11-262024-11-22MOption exercise
2024-12-112024-12-09FTaxes (withholding)1,426$23.51
2024-03-132024-03-13SSale33,816$14.40
2024-02-272024-02-23A/FAward; Taxes (withholding)20,032; 6,308$12.48 (F)

Note: Several filings include multiple transaction codes on the same form; quantities marked “—” reflect aggregate activity noted in SEC index filings where XML trade detail is not separately available.

Additional Company Performance Context

  • FY2024 results: revenue >$2.6B (+18.2% YoY), net income $156.2M, Adjusted EBITDA $676.8M (+$140M YoY), net income margin 6.0%, Adjusted EBITDA margin 25.8%; leverage improved to 2.3x from 3.6x; strong member engagement (114M visits) and memberships ended at 866,085 (+6.3% YoY) .
  • Compensation framework emphasized Adjusted EBITDA and deleveraging across short- and long-term incentives; 2025 STIP is solely Adjusted EBITDA (no leverage component), signaling confidence in leverage targets .
  • Say‑on‑pay approval: 2024 at >96% support; 2025 advisory vote approved (189,949,911 For; 4,258,335 Against; 24,182 Abstain) .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment is strong: 2024 incentives tied to leverage and Adjusted EBITDA both paid at max, and multi-year PSUs have 250% upside on EBITDA tranches, reinforcing focus on growth and deleveraging; vesting schedules create annual and end-of-period gates that help retention .
  • Insider selling pressure: Multiple discretionary sales in Nov 2024, Jun 2025 and Aug 2025 alongside tax-withholding events around vesting dates suggest some liquidity-taking; monitor Form 4 cadence around February–March vesting windows for potential near-term supply .
  • Equity ownership and policies: Beneficial ownership <1% but substantial options and RSUs outstanding; strict anti-pledging/hedging and 3× salary ownership guideline with retention requirement reduce misalignment risk; clawback coverage on restatements adds governance protection .
  • Severance/CIC economics: 1.5× cash severance plus double‑trigger equity acceleration under CIC provides meaningful downside protection; investors should evaluate total potential payout ($6.83M including equity at FY2024 mark) in change‑of‑control scenarios when assessing management incentives and potential M&A dynamics .

Company financials (reference)

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($)1,769,520,000 *2,154,329,000 *2,546,651,000 *
EBITDA ($)242,032,000*493,197,000*635,564,000*

*Values retrieved from S&P Global.