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Kimberly Maersk-Moller

Chief Commercial Officer at MIMEDX GROUP
Executive

About Kimberly Maersk-Moller

Kimberly Maersk-Moller (age 58) is Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) at MiMedx (MDXG), promoted in June 2024 after serving as SVP, Sales since August 2020; previously Vice President, Sales at 3M post‑Acelity acquisition and sales leadership at Acelity/KCI since 2004. She holds a BSN from University of Phoenix and an MBA from Colorado Christian University, bringing ~25+ years of sales leadership in advanced wound care . Company 2024 performance metrics underpinning NEO pay included net sales ($348.9M), Adjusted EBITDA ($76.4M), and operational goals, yielding NEO cash bonuses at 85% of target; corporate TSR and pay-versus-performance are tracked in the proxy .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
3MVice President, SalesJan 2020 – Aug 2020Led commercial integration post-acquisition of Acelity; advanced wound care sales leadership
Acelity/KCISales leadership roles of increasing responsibility2004 – 2019Built and led national sales teams; executed strategic growth in advanced wound care

External Roles

No external public company directorships or committee roles are disclosed in the proxy biography for Ms. Maersk-Moller .

Fixed Compensation

ItemTerms / AmountSource
Current Base Salary$540,000
Target Bonus % (MIP)60% of base salary
Long-Term Incentive Eligibility (ongoing)Further annual LTI awards representing 200% of base salary, vesting over three years
PerquisitesCompany generally does not provide executive perquisites beyond broad employee benefits
2024 Salary (paid)$474,923
2024 All Other Compensation$3,779 (includes $3,077 401(k) match)

Performance Compensation

Annual Cash Incentive (2024)

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayout %Notes
Net Sales35%$366,000k$348,879k77%Threshold $329,400k; Exceeds $384,300k; below target attainment (95%)
Adjusted EBITDA35%$83,000k$76,440k80%Threshold $66,400k; Exceeds $99,600k; attainment 92%
Commercial/R&D/Operational Goals30%100% attainment100%Committee did not exercise discretion; overall NEO payout at 85% of target
Kimberly Maersk-Moller 2024 Bonus Paid$242,211As reported in SCT (likely reflects mid‑year promotion/pro‑ration)

Equity Awards Granted to Kimberly Maersk-Moller (2024)

| Grant Date | Instrument | Target Quantity | Max Quantity | Grant-Date Fair Value ($) | Vesting Terms | |---|---:|---:|---:|---| | 3/1/2024 | PSUs | 37,129 | 66,832 | $390,359 | Performance-based, generally 3-year period | | 3/1/2024 | RSUs | 32,488 | — | $280,371 | Generally vest on third anniversary of grant date | | 3/1/2024 | Options | 39,308 | — | $193,823 | Strike $4.93; vest ratably over four years | | 12/10/2024 | PSUs (promotion grant) | 125,581 | 226,046 | $1,566,221 | Performance-based, generally 3-year period | | 12/10/2024 | RSUs (promotion grant) | 125,581 | — | $1,224,415 | Vest in three equal tranches on 6/24/2025, 6/24/2026, 6/24/2027 |

Vesting and Realization (Kimberly Maersk-Moller)

ItemSpecific Dates / QuantitiesMarket/Value Reference
RSUs vested (2024)41,910 shares vested; $336,731 value realizedAggregated vesting and value in 2024
Unvested PSUs (12/31/2024)191,273 PSUs; scheduled to vest 28,563 on 3/15/2026 and 162,710 on 3/15/2027, subject to performanceMarket value $1,840,046 at $9.62 stock price
Unvested RSUs (12/31/2024)204,999 RSUs; 41,860 vest on 6/24/2025; 41,860 on 6/24/2026; 41,861 on 6/24/2027; 14,282 on 3/13/2026; 32,488 on 3/1/2027; 32,648 already vested from 1/1/2025–4/30/2025Market value $1,972,090 at $9.62 stock price
Options outstanding39,308 options (3/1/2024 grant), strike $4.93, expiring 3/1/2031; vest ratably over four yearsGrant and vesting terms

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership & Alignment ItemDetails
Beneficial Ownership (as of 4/21/2025)98,863 shares; <1% of outstanding (147,702,140 shares)
Ownership GuidelinesOther NEOs required to own 2.5x annual cash compensation; hold 100% of net shares until threshold; compliance assessed quarterly
Compliance StatusEach currently serving NEO was in compliance with guidelines in 2024
Hedging/PledgingCompany prohibits hedging or pledging of Company securities
Vested vs. Unvested (high-level)2024 vesting: 41,910 shares; unvested at 12/31/2024: 204,999 RSUs and 191,273 PSUs with detailed schedules above
Option Position39,308 options from 2024 grant; time‑based vesting; see vest schedule above

Employment Terms

Agreement/TermKey Economics
Offer Letter (effective 6/24/2024)Base salary $540,000; target bonus 60% of base; special RSU (125,581) and PSU (125,581) grants at promotion; ongoing LTI eligibility at 200% of base
RSU Agreement (promotion grant)Time‑based RSUs vest one-third annually over three years; acceleration upon termination without Cause or for Good Reason within 2 years following a Change in Control (double trigger)
Restated Key Employee Retention & Restrictive Covenant Agreement (6/7/2023)Severance: 1.25x base salary + target bonus for no Cause/Good Reason; 1.5x if within 1 year after Change in Control; benefits continuation for 15 or 18 months or cash equivalent
ClawbackCompany maintains a clawback policy for certain situations
Tax Gross‑UpsNo tax gross‑ups on change‑in‑control payments
Related Party TransactionsNone requiring disclosure since 1/1/2024 according to SEC/Nasdaq rules

Performance & Track Record (Commercial context)

  • Wound product net sales were $231M in 2024 (+12% YoY), driven by EPIEFFECT and other products; Surgical products (AMNIOEFFECT) grew double digits; profitability and cash flow improved with expense discipline and portfolio launches (e.g., HELIOGEN) .
  • 2024 annual incentive outcomes tied to net sales and Adjusted EBITDA underscored pay-for-performance: Company-level attainment yielded 85% of target bonus for currently serving NEOs .

Compensation Committee, Peer Group, Governance Signals

  • Independent consultant: Willis Towers Watson; compensation designed with pay‑for‑performance philosophy, benchmarking a healthcare peer group revamped in 2024 (e.g., additions like Axonics, Vericel; deletions reflecting strategic refocus) .
  • Company ranked ~66th, 40th, 39th percentiles in employees, revenue, TTM market cap vs peers as of 8/1/2023; Committee applies judgment rather than target specific percentiles .
  • Governance safeguards: no hedging/pledging, no evergreen provisions, no repricing without shareholder approval, clawback policy, no tax gross‑ups; say‑on‑pay 2024 passed at 74% with investor engagement focused on revenue growth, profitability, cash flow, and share price metrics .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Cash incentives weighted to net sales and Adjusted EBITDA, with transparent thresholds and payouts; 2024 bonus paid to Ms. Maersk-Moller ($242,211) reflects company attainment and likely pro‑ration for mid‑year promotion .
  • Vesting and potential selling pressure: Large 2024 promotion grants have staggered RSU tranches (June 2025–2027) and performance‑based PSU schedules (2026–2027), but mandatory holding until ownership guideline thresholds plus anti‑hedging/pledging policy mitigate near‑term selling pressure .
  • Retention and CoC economics: Double‑trigger acceleration for RSUs and severance at 1.25x–1.5x salary+bonus with benefit continuation reduce retention risk but imply standard market CoC costs; no tax gross‑ups is shareholder‑friendly .
  • Execution leverage: Her commercial remit aligns with core growth drivers (Wound/Surgical) that supported 2024 results; equity mix (RSUs/PSUs/options) ties value creation to operational results and share performance, offering balanced incentives for sustained growth and margin discipline .