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Glenn H. Schiffman

Director at Match GroupMatch Group
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About Glenn H. Schiffman

Independent director of Match Group since 2016 (age 55), currently Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Fanatics, Inc. He brings deep financial and corporate finance expertise from roles at IAC, Guggenheim Partners, Nomura, Lehman Brothers, and The Raine Group, and is designated independent by the Board. He serves on Match Group’s Audit Committee and has been part of a Board that met eight times in 2024, with all incumbent directors meeting at least the 75% attendance threshold (except one director who did not stand for re-election) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Fanatics, Inc.Executive Vice President & CFO2021–PresentOversees broad financial and corporate functions across a global enterprise
IAC Inc.EVP & CFO2016–2021Integral to operations and cost management initiatives
Guggenheim PartnersSenior Managing Director2013–2016Corporate finance and dealmaking
The Raine GroupPartner2011–2013Investment/banking experience
Nomura (Americas/APAC)Senior Managing Director; Head of Investment Banking2008–2011Led investment banking in APAC and Americas
Lehman BrothersManaging Director; Global Head of Media Group2004–2008Led media investment banking
Valerie Fund EndowmentFounder & Chairman2005Philanthropic governance experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Vimeo, Inc.Director; Chair (since 2023)2021–PresentPublic company board; Chair role since 2023
Angi Inc.Director2017–PresentPublic company board
National Committee on U.S.–China RelationsMemberInternational business insights

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee member; Audit met nine times in 2024; Chair is Alan Spoon; Spoon designated the committee’s “financial expert” rather than Schiffman .
  • Independence: Board determined Schiffman is independent; all standing committees are composed solely of independent directors .
  • Attendance: Board met eight times in 2024; all then-incumbent directors attended at least 75% of Board and committee meetings (except Ms. Murdoch) .
  • Board leadership: Independent Chairman (Thomas J. McInerney); independent directors hold executive sessions at least twice per year .
  • Governance evolution: Proposal to declassify the Board beginning with the 2026 annual meeting (subject to shareholder approval) .

Fixed Compensation

Program structure for non-employee directors (2024):

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual cash retainer$50,000Paid quarterly in arrears
Board Chair additional retainer$80,000Paid to independent Chair
Committee membership feesAudit: $10,000; Compensation: $5,000; Nominating: $5,000Additional annual retainer per membership
Committee chair feesAudit: $20,000; Compensation: $20,000; Nominating: $15,000Additional annual chair retainer
Annual equity grant (RSUs)$250,000 grant-date valueVests in full on earlier of 1 year or next annual meeting
Compensation cap$750,000 per calendar year$1,000,000 cap for newly appointed/elected directors

2024 actual compensation (Schiffman):

ComponentAmountNotes
Cash fees$52,500 deferredDeferred into share units under Director Deferred Compensation Plan
Stock awards (RSUs)$249,972Grant-date fair value
Total$302,472Sum of deferred fees and RSUs

Deferred Compensation Plan: Directors may defer fees into share units or a cash fund; share units receive dividend equivalents; distributions occur upon leaving the board per election .

Performance Compensation

Performance Metrics in Director CompensationStatus
Revenue, EBITDA, TSR, ESG goals tied to director payNot applicable; non-employee director awards are time-based RSUs; no performance metrics disclosed

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanySectorRolePotential Interlock/Conflict
Vimeo, Inc.Video/SoftwareDirector; ChairNo disclosed related-party transactions with Match Group; Board independence affirmed
Angi Inc.Home ServicesDirectorNo disclosed related-party transactions with Match Group; Board independence affirmed

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial and corporate administration expertise across investor relations, accounting, security, HR, legal, and FP&A from CFO roles at Fanatics and IAC .
  • Execution of large global transactions; consumer internet/technology insight; international relations perspective via U.S.–China committee membership .

Equity Ownership

ItemAmount/PolicyNotes
Beneficial ownership (as of Apr 11, 2025)276,205 sharesConsists of direct holdings and 246,432 vested options from the IAC separation; less than 1% of outstanding shares
Unvested RSUs outstanding (12/31/2024)8,061 RSUsDirector RSUs vest earlier of one year or next annual meeting
Options (exercisable)246,432Issued in respect of Former IAC options; not related to Match Group director service
Director ownership guideline5x annual cash retainerMust be met within 5 years of Jan 1, 2022 or board appointment; unvested RSUs/PSUs and unexercised options do not count
Hedging/PledgingProhibitedNo hedging/derivatives or pledging of Match Group stock by directors

Insider Trades (Form 4)

Date (Filed)TransactionQuantitySource
2025-10-21Share units credited under Director Deferred Compensation PlanNot stated in indexhttps://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/891103/000089110325000173/xslF345X05/wk-form4_1761080849.xml
2025-10-02Share units credited (director deferred plan)Not stated in PDF summaryhttps://d18rn0p25nwr6d.cloudfront.net/CIK-0000891103/49f3e21a-7d88-4a3e-b675-db6ca261426e.pdf
2025-10-17Routine dividend-related accrual of share units32 share unitshttps://www.stocktitan.net/sec-filings/MTCH/form-4-match-group-inc-insider-trading-activity-04c61a87d868.html
2025-09-30Share units credited (director deferred plan)Not statedhttps://www.streetinsider.com/SEC+Filings/Form+4+Match+Group%2C+Inc.+For%3A+Sep+30+Filed+by%3A+Schiffman+Glenn/25414983.html

Governance Assessment

  • Board effectiveness: Audit Committee membership aligns with Schiffman’s finance background; committee independence and financial expert designation on Audit strengthen oversight; executive sessions enhance independent oversight .
  • Independence and attendance: Board determined independence; attendance met governance threshold (≥75%) in 2024 among incumbents .
  • Compensation and alignment: Director compensation mix balances modest cash with equity ($250k RSUs), plus deferred fees into share units—supporting alignment; compensation cap ($750k) limits excess .
  • Ownership alignment: Material vested options (legacy IAC) and current RSUs provide exposure to equity; director ownership guidelines and anti-hedging/anti-pledging policy reinforce alignment .
  • Potential conflicts/time commitments: CFO role at Fanatics plus two public boards implies high time commitments; Nominating Committee annually reviews time commitments and other boards; no related-party transactions disclosed for 2024 .
  • Shareholder confidence signals: Ongoing governance refresh (Board declassification proposal), independent chair, and strong committee independence are positives .

RED FLAGS

  • None disclosed regarding related-party transactions, hedging, pledging, or director-specific attendance shortfalls for 2024 .

Watch items

  • Time commitments given concurrent CFO role and multiple public boards (reviewed annually by the Nominating Committee) .
  • Legacy vested options from IAC separation present unusual scale for a director but are fully disclosed and unrelated to current director service .