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Liat Sidi

Director at N2OFF
Board

About Liat Sidi

Liat Sidi (age 51) is a Class II independent director of NITO, serving since November 12, 2023; her current term expires at the 2026 annual meeting. She is a certified public accountant in Israel with tax, finance and accounting studies from the Ramat Gan College of Accounting, and has extensive experience in finance and public companies, including long-time service as accounting department manager at Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd. .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Foresight Autonomous Holdings Ltd. (Nasdaq/TASE: FRSX)Manager, Accounting Department2010–presentFinance leadership at a dual-listed issuer
Sidi Liat Accounting ServicesAccountant2010–presentProfessional accounting services
Total Finance Ltd.Accounting services providerSince Feb 2025External accounting engagement
Panaxia Labs Israel Ltd. (TASE: PNAK)Accountant2015–2020Corporate finance/accounting
Soho Real Estate Ltd.Accountant2015–2016Corporate accounting
Feldman-Felco Ltd.Accountant2006–2010Corporate accounting
Eli Abraham Accounting FirmAccountant2000–2006Public accounting experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
SciSparc Ltd. (Nasdaq: SPRC)DirectorSince Aug 2020Also a party in NITO’s MitoCareX transaction; interlock risk noted below
Plantify (TSXV: PTFY)DirectorOct 2023–Jan 2024NITO engaged in securities exchange with Plantify in 2023; Sidi’s service commenced later
Polyrizon Ltd. (Nasdaq: PLRZ)DirectorSince Nov 2024Board service at a Nasdaq-listed company

Board Governance

  • Independence: The board determined Liat Sidi is independent under Nasdaq rules along with other non-management directors .
  • Classification & term: Class II director; term expires at the 2026 annual meeting .
  • Committees: Not listed as a member of the Audit Committee (Kalifi, Arbib, Rosenbloom), Compensation Committee (Berenstein, Rosenbloom, Arbib), or Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee (Rosenbloom, Berenstein, Arbib), and therefore not a chair of any committee .
  • Attendance: Board held 12 meetings in 2024; each director attended all board and committee meetings during their service, except Mr. Rosenbloom missed one board meeting. This implies full attendance by Sidi in 2024 .
  • Anti-hedging: Directors, officers, employees, consultants, and contractors are prohibited from engaging in hedging or monetization transactions under the Insider Trading Policy .

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2024
Fees earned or paid in cash ($)$22,825
Option awards ($)$0 (none)
All other compensation ($)$13,135
Details of “All other compensation”1,429 shares of common stock at $9.19 per share, issued Dec 23, 2024
Total ($)$35,960

Performance Compensation

Performance MetricStructureStatus/Disclosure
Director equity tied to performance (PSUs/TSR)Equity under 2022 PlanNo specific performance metrics disclosed for director awards
Planned director equity grantsAggregate 750,000 restricted shares to directors, subject to stockholder approval of 2022 Plan amendmentAdvisory vote proposed; allocation to be determined by board
Change-of-control treatmentAdministrator may accelerate vesting, allow exercise, or cash-out upon merger, consolidation, sale, board composition change, or similar eventsDiscretionary acceleration; terms per plan

Note: The 2022 Share Incentive Plan permits options, restricted shares/units, and other share-based awards; however, performance metrics (e.g., revenue growth, EBITDA, TSR) tied to director compensation were not specified in the proxy .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • SciSparc interlock: NITO closed the MitoCareX transaction with sellers including SciSparc Ltd.; both Amitay Weiss and Liat Sidi serve as board members of SciSparc. This creates an interlock between NITO and SciSparc at the time of a related-party transaction and warrants heightened oversight (seller entitlement up to $1,600,000 across financing proceeds within five years) .
  • Plantify relationship: NITO entered a securities exchange with Plantify in March–April 2023 and later settlement events; two NITO directors (Itzhaik, Berenstein) sit on Plantify’s board, while Sidi served as Plantify director for a brief period in Oct 2023–Jan 2024 (post initial exchange). This broad network of interlocks increases potential related-party exposure .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Credentials: CPA (Israel); completed tax, finance, and accounting studies at Ramat Gan College of Accounting .
  • Industry/functional expertise: Accounting leadership at a dual-listed technology company (FRSX) and multiple corporate accounting roles, supporting financial literacy at the board level .
  • Board classification and independence reinforce suitability for governance oversight .

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of OutstandingBasis/Date
Liat Sidi1,429<1%2,682,483 shares outstanding as of Oct 24, 2025
Directors & officers (9 persons)66,7202.49%Aggregate beneficial ownership
  • Policy signals: Anti-hedging policy applies to directors; no disclosure of pledging policy in the proxy sections reviewed .
  • Alignment: Ownership is modest (<1%), though stock grants to directors are proposed under the 2022 Plan amendment (subject to approval), which could increase alignment if implemented responsibly .

Governance Assessment

  • Committee assignments and independence: Sidi is independent under Nasdaq rules but is not on the Audit, Compensation, or Nominating committees; while independence is positive, lack of committee placement limits direct governance influence in critical oversight areas .
  • Attendance: Full attendance in 2024 indicates engagement and reliability in board duties .
  • Compensation mix: 2024 director pay for Sidi was primarily cash with a modest stock grant (1,429 shares); no options. With proposed plan amendments, equity participation may increase; careful calibration is needed to avoid misalignment or excessive dilution .
  • Interlocks/related-party exposure: The SciSparc interlock during/around the MitoCareX transaction and Plantify relationships across the board elevate conflict risk. Board should ensure robust recusals, independent committee review, and transparent disclosure for all related-party dealings .
  • Ownership alignment: Current beneficial stake is small (<1%); while common at micro-cap boards, sustained equity grants under the plan should include vesting and service conditions to strengthen long-term alignment .

RED FLAGS

  • Related-party transactions: Seller SciSparc is a company where Sidi is a director; transaction economics include up to $1.6M tied to future financings. Heightened conflict-of-interest risk; ensure recusals and independent approvals .
  • Board interlocks concentration: Multiple directors with roles at counterparties (SciSparc, Plantify) increase perceived governance risk and require strong process controls .
  • Dilution/plan amendments: Large proposed director equity grants (aggregate 750,000 shares) may raise dilution concerns; need clear rationale, performance linkage, and shareholder support .

Supporting References

  • Biography, age, tenure, qualifications:
  • Independence, committees, attendance:
  • Director compensation details (2024):
  • Equity plan description and change-of-control treatment:
  • Beneficial ownership table:
  • Anti-hedging policy:
  • Related-party transactions (SciSparc/MitoCareX; Plantify):