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Angche Sherpa

Chief Financial Officer at MacKenzie Realty Capital
Executive

About Angche Sherpa

Angche Sherpa, 44, is Chief Financial Officer of MacKenzie Realty Capital, Inc. (MKZR) since July 2021; he joined MacKenzie in 2012 and previously served as Director of Accounting and Financial Reporting. He holds a B.S. in Business Administration (Accounting) from San Francisco State University (2006) and is a California CPA (licensed January 2011); prior experience includes staff and senior auditor roles at Moss Adams LLP (2007–2012) . MKZR listed on Nasdaq on November 11, 2024, advancing capital markets access under his tenure . Multi-year operating trends show revenue growth but continued losses; see Performance table below.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
MacKenzie Realty Capital / MacKenzie (administrator/advisers)Chief Financial Officer2021–presentOversight of SEC reporting, controls, financing, and REIT operations .
MacKenzie (administrator)Director of Accounting & Financial Reporting2012–2021Led financial reporting and accounting for multi-entity portfolio; supported consolidation and REIT compliance .
Moss Adams LLPStaff Auditor; Senior Auditor2007–2012Led audits of financial services including private equity, asset management, and real estate investment companies .

External Roles

No public-company directorships or external board roles are disclosed for Sherpa in MKZR filings reviewed .

Fixed Compensation

MKZR is externally managed; executive officers do not receive direct compensation from the company, and MKZR has no equity incentive plan at the corporate level. Independent Director pay is overseen by the Compensation Committee; executive officer compensation flows indirectly via advisory agreements and reimbursement under the Administration Agreement .

ComponentDisclosure
Base salaryNot applicable (no direct executive compensation paid by MKZR) .
Target bonus %Not applicable .
Actual bonus paidNot applicable .
Equity grants (RSUs/PSUs/options)None—no corporate equity incentive plan; executives are employees of Advisers/Manager .
Clawback policyBoard adopted executive compensation clawback policy effective Oct 2, 2023, applicable if MKZR ever pays incentive-based compensation; no restatements triggered recovery .

Performance Compensation

Advisers did not earn incentive advisory fees in FY 2024 or FY 2025; executive officers’ indirect participation is through advisory fee economics rather than MKZR-specific pay-for-performance plans .

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
Incentive advisory feeN/A (external advisory model)Not disclosed$0 in FY 2024 and FY 2025 $0 N/A
Corporate RSU/PSU planNone
Option awardsNone

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemAmountNotes
Beneficial ownership – Common shares77,5844.4% of class as of Sept 29, 2025 .
Ownership % of common4.4%Based on 1,769,284 common shares outstanding .
Direct common shares160Directly held by Sherpa .
Indirect ownershipShares via Adviser (71,855) and MPF Successors, LP (5,569) over which executives may be deemed to share voting/investment power .
Pledged sharesNot disclosedNo pledging disclosure found; anti-hedging policy requires pre-clearance for hedging arrangements .
Ownership guidelinesNot disclosedNo executive ownership guideline disclosure .
Section 16 complianceTimelyAll applicable insiders timely filed in Fiscal 2025 .

Policy notes:

  • Insider Trading Policy exists; hedging is strongly discouraged and requires pre-clearance by the Compliance Officer .
  • Anti-pledging policy is not specifically disclosed in filings reviewed .

Employment Terms

TermDisclosure
Start date & current roleAppointed CFO July 2021; employed by MacKenzie since 2012 .
Employment agreement with MKZRNone disclosed; MKZR has no employees at corporate level and executives are employed by Advisers/Manager .
SeveranceNot disclosed .
Change-of-controlNot disclosed (MKZR Charter includes ownership limits and governance provisions, but no executive CoC economics disclosed) .
Non-compete / Non-solicit / Garden leaveNot disclosed .
Post-termination consultingNot disclosed .

Performance & Track Record

Operating trends during Sherpa’s tenure as CFO:

MetricFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Revenue (USD)$15,107,219 $15,736,103 $22,059,843
EBITDA (USD)$2,819,461*$4,913,860*$4,692,392*
Net Income (USD)$(4,097,405)*$(12,077,497)*$(25,915,680)*
Cash from Operations (USD)$(6,620,774)*$(595,517)*$(1,690,102)*
Cash & Equivalents (USD)$17,242,781 $11,854,946 $3,788,082
Total Debt (USD)$93,529,741*$117,211,456*$134,687,456*

*Values retrieved from S&P Global.

Context and execution highlights:

  • Nasdaq listing (Nov 11, 2024) improved visibility and facilitated subsequent capital markets activities including ATM program and a Feb 2025 registered offering with warrants at $17.10 per share .
  • Operational financing and remediation: Main Street West default resolved via forbearance, $5M paydown, and refinancing with EverTrust Bank in June 2025 .
  • Related-party financing: $10M line of credit from PRES (affiliate), 10% interest, 2% origination fee, approved by Independent Directors .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • External management model results in no direct MKZR salary/bonus/equity awards to Sherpa; pay is realized via Advisers’ economics and reimbursement mechanisms, reducing transparency of pay-for-performance alignment at the issuer level .
  • Incentive advisory fees were zero in FY 2024 and FY 2025, limiting direct performance-based payouts at the advisory level during these years .
  • Clawback framework exists at MKZR if incentive compensation is ever paid; currently moot given the absence of such compensation .

Related Party & Governance Considerations

  • Executives (including Sherpa) are affiliated with Advisers/Manager that earn asset management and acquisition fees; MKZR discloses conflicts of interest and oversight via Independent Directors and committee structures .
  • PRES affiliate line of credit and affiliate transactions are reviewed/approved by Independent Directors; conflict policies and Code of Ethics require disclosure and approvals .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Sherpa’s 4.4% beneficial stake supports “skin-in-the-game,” but absence of direct MKZR-linked incentive pay and lack of disclosed ownership guidelines reduce visibility into pay-for-performance alignment .
  • Retention risk: Long tenure (since 2012; CFO since 2021) and advisory affiliation suggest continuity; no severance or CoC economics disclosed that would create unusual departure incentives .
  • Trading signals: Anti-hedging policy with required pre-clearance reduces risk of hedging misalignment; no pledging disclosure observed; Section 16 compliance timely .
  • Execution risk: Elevated leverage and negative operating cash flow underscore continued financing and asset execution demands; CFO has navigated uplisting, capital raises, and debt refinancings, but sustained losses heighten financial discipline requirements (see Performance table above; some values from S&P Global).
  • Governance: External advisory structure and related-party transactions necessitate monitoring of fee structures, independence, and conflict management by the Board and committees .