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Eliahou Arbib

Director at N2OFF
Board

About Eliahou Arbib

Independent non-executive director of N2OFF, Inc. (NITO) since January 2021; age 59. An attorney by training (LL.B), Arbib brings legal and agriculture-sector experience; he has chaired Chiron Refineries Ltd. (TASE: CHR) since 2016 and manages his own law firm. He is an active member of the Israeli Bar Association and served as deputy chairman of its Security and Defense Committee since 2014 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
AA Arbib Agriculture Supply Ltd.Managing Director1993–2000Operational leadership in agriculture supply; relevant domain experience cited in NITO bio
Israeli Bar AssociationDeputy Chairman, Security & Defense CommitteeSince 2014Governance/public-policy experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Chiron Refineries Ltd. (TASE: CHR)Chairman of the BoardSince Sep 2016Public company chairmanship
Eliahou Arbib Law OfficesOwner & ManagerSince May 2013Legal practice leadership

Board Governance

  • Board structure: Classified board; Arbib is a Class III director with term expiring at the 2027 annual meeting .
  • Independence: Board determined Arbib is independent under Nasdaq rules; also meets heightened independence standards for Compensation Committee membership .
  • Committee assignments and chairs:
    • Audit Committee (member); chair: Udi Kalifi. Audit held 5 meetings in 2024; Arbib also signed the Audit Committee report recommending inclusion of FY2024 audited financials in the 10-K .
    • Compensation Committee (member); chair: Israel Berenstein. Held 1 meeting and 4 unanimous written consents in 2024 .
    • Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee (member); chair: Ronen Rosenbloom. Held 0 meetings and acted once by unanimous written consent in 2024 .
  • Attendance and engagement: Board held 12 meetings in 2024; each director attended all board and committee meetings for their service period, except Mr. Rosenbloom missed one board meeting (implies 100% attendance for Arbib) .
  • Policies/process: Anti-hedging policy prohibits hedging/monetization transactions by directors; Audit Committee reviews related person transactions .

Fixed Compensation

YearFees Earned or Paid in Cash ($)Meeting FeesCommittee Chair FeesNotes
202445,771 Not separately disclosedNot applicable (not a chair)Non-executive director compensation table

Performance Compensation

InstrumentGrant DateQuantityValuation BasisReported Fair Value ($)Vesting/Terms
Common shares (equity grant)Dec 23, 20241,429 $9.19 per share 13,135 Vesting not disclosed in proxy
Options/RSUs/PSUsNo option awards; no performance-based equity disclosed for directors

Performance metrics tied to director compensation: None disclosed for directors (compensation comprised of cash fees and equity grant; no performance metric framework presented) .

Compensation mix (2024): Cash ~ $45,771 and equity grant ~$13,135 (calculated from proxy values) .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyExchangeRoleCommittee RolesPotential Interlocks/Conflicts
Chiron Refineries Ltd.TASE (CHR)ChairmanNot disclosedNo NITO-related interlocks disclosed in proxy sections reviewed

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Legal and governance: LL.B; owner-manager of a law firm; long-standing Bar Association leadership role .
  • Industry: Agriculture-sector operating experience (managing director, AA Arbib Agriculture Supply) .
  • Board-level finance oversight: Audit Committee member; participated in FY2024 audit committee report .

Equity Ownership

Record DateShares Beneficially Owned% OutstandingNotes
Oct 24, 20251,844 <1% (de minimis per proxy table) Table based on 2,682,483 shares outstanding; sole voting and investment power

Additional alignment considerations:

  • Company prohibits hedging/monetization transactions by directors (alignment policy) .
  • No disclosure of pledging or ownership guidelines in cited sections.

Insider Trades

SourceNote
Proxy (Section 16(a) compliance)Company states Reporting Persons timely filed required ownership change reports during 2024; specific Form 4 transactions are not detailed in the proxy

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Independent director serving on all three key committees (Audit, Compensation, Nominating), indicating trusted oversight role .
    • 100% attendance in 2024 for board and committees (except one missed meeting by another director), a positive engagement signal .
    • Audit Committee participation and sign-off on FY2024 audited financials enhances financial oversight credibility .
    • Anti-hedging policy supports alignment with shareholders .
  • Watch items

    • Classified board structure (Arbib’s Class III term through 2027) can limit near-term board refreshment and investor influence on full-board accountability .
    • Ownership is modest (1,844 shares; <1%), offering limited direct economic alignment vs. larger positions; however, equity grants are part of director pay .
    • Upcoming shareholder “Advisory Vote on Grant of Shares” to directors at the Dec 16, 2025 AGM—investors may scrutinize size/structure versus performance and dilution .
  • Conflicts/Related-party exposure

    • Proxy outlines the Audit Committee’s responsibility to review related person transactions; no Arbib-specific related-party transactions are described in the cited sections .