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Solomon Moshkevich

President, Clinical Diagnostics at NateraNatera
Executive

About Solomon Moshkevich

Solomon Moshkevich, 43, is President, Clinical Diagnostics at Natera, appointed in September 2023 after serving as General Manager of Oncology; he joined Natera in 2011, previously working at Bain & Company and Parthenon Capital’s private equity team . He holds BA degrees in Economics and Mathematics from Columbia University and an MBA from Stanford University . Company performance in 2024: total revenue $1,696.9 million (+56.7% YoY), gross profit $1,023.2 million, and positive cash flow ~$86 million; five-year TSR was ~369.9% (2019–2024), supporting pay-for-performance alignment .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
NateraPresident, Clinical DiagnosticsSince Sep 2023Leads clinical diagnostics across women’s health, oncology, organ health; senior executive role .
NateraGeneral Manager, OncologyPrior to Sep 2023Led oncology business for Signatera MRD; commercial and product leadership .
Bain & CompanyConsultantPrior to 2011Strategy consulting experience .
Parthenon CapitalPrivate Equity Investment TeamPrior to 2011Buy-side investment and operating exposure .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Ronald McDonald House Charities of the Bay AreaBoard of DirectorsCurrentNon-profit governance role .

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 ValueNotes
Base Salary$489,250 3% merit increase vs Sept 1, 2023 rate .
Target Bonus % (of base)50% Weighting: 80% company; 20% individual .
Actual Bonus Paid (2024 performance)$285,574 (paid as fully vested RSUs, Mar 12, 2025) Overall weighted company performance payout = 119.1% of target .
PerquisitesNone NEOs participate in standard health/welfare; no perquisites .
Retirement Match50% match up to 6% of comp; fully vested for NEOs Section 401(k) plan .

Performance Compensation

Annual Cash Incentive Plan (2024)

MetricWeightingTargetPayout (% of target)
Revenue55% $1,298.2m 120.0%
Product Gross Margin35% 51.3% 117.5%
Operating Cash Flow10% $(100.9)m 120.0%
Overall Weighted Company Payout119.1%
Individual Performance Factor (Moshkevich)20% 110%

2024 Long-Term Incentive Grants (Granted Jan 26, 2024)

TypeGrant Value ($)Shares at TargetPerformance PeriodVesting Conditions
PSUs$2,000,000 31,352 FY2024–FY2026 Cumulative three-year revenue; Threshold 95% pays 50%, Target 100% pays 100%, Max 105% pays 200% .
RSUs$2,000,000 31,352 4 years 25% after 12 months; remainder vest quarterly over 3 years .

Performance Award Vesting Achievements (Selected 2021–2023 grants certified in 2024/2025)

Grant TypeGrant DateVest DateUnits VestedVesting Condition Achieved
PSU10/22/2021 12/20/2024 1,675 One business milestone tranche (16.75%) achieved .
PSU06/10/2022 01/16/2025 9,620 25% cash burn goal ($300m) achieved (2023) and 75% annual revenue goal ($1.1b, 2024) achieved .
PSU01/28/2022 01/16/2025 9,130 Annual revenue goal $1.1b achieved (2024) .
PSU01/27/2023 01/16/2025 14,899 40% tranche for two-year cumulative revenue ($2.1357b) achieved; remaining 60% tied to three-year revenue by 12/31/2025 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetails
Beneficial Ownership (Mar 15, 2025)206,247 shares; <1% of class .
Composition71,456 shares held; 134,791 shares issuable via options/RSUs vesting within 60 days .
Stock Ownership GuidelinesExecutive officers must hold 1x base salary; amended Jan 2025 (CEO 5x; directors 5x); compliance for all NEOs in 2024 .
Hedging/PledgingProhibited under Insider Trading Policy (no hedging, shorting, or pledging) .
Clawback PolicyCompany adopted clawback policy per SEC/Nasdaq rules; awards subject to recoupment upon restatements .
Outstanding Equity Awards (selected)31,352 RSUs from 2024 grant vest over 4 years; various PSUs tied to revenue and milestone goals (see Performance section) .

Employment Terms

Severance & Change-in-Control (Executive Severance Plan; Participation Agreement in 2024)

ScenarioCash SeveranceCOBRA BenefitEquity Acceleration (Summary)
Involuntary Termination (no CIC)Lump sum equal to 6 months’ base salary Up to 12 months Time-based awards: greater of 50% or 12 months forward vesting; Performance-based awards: actual achievement multiplied by the greater of 0.50 or time-served plus 12 months .
CIC Termination (within 12 months of CIC)Lump sum equal to 12 months’ base salary Up to 12 months 100% acceleration of time-based awards; performance awards accelerated based on revenue forecasts (revenue milestones), CIC valuation (market-cap milestones), and full vest for other milestones .

Potential Severance Payments (Assuming CIC and termination on Dec 31, 2024)

ScenarioCash Severance (Salary)COBRAEquity AccelerationTotal
Involuntary Termination (no CIC)$244,625 $35,027 $19,750,220 $20,029,872
CIC Termination$489,250 $35,027 $23,779,826 $24,304,103
CIC Acceleration (without termination)$7,685,148 $7,685,148

Additional terms: No excise tax gross-ups; standard definitions for “cause,” “good reason,” “change in control” per plan documents; garden leave/non-compete not disclosed .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: 2024 cash bonus paid at 117.31% of target with company payout at 119.1%, driven by strong revenue, margin, and cash flow outcomes; LTI mix is 50% PSUs tied to multi-year revenue, reinforcing long-term focus .
  • Retention risk mitigated by substantial unvested equity and severance protections: significant potential equity acceleration under CIC/termination and multi-year PSU structures (FY2024–FY2026), with additional large RSU tranche vesting 100% on Sep 1, 2026 .
  • Governance and alignment: hedging/pledging prohibited; clawback policy in place; executive ownership guidelines in compliance—reduces misalignment and leverage risk .
  • Monitoring catalysts: certification of FY2025 three-year revenue PSU tranches (from 2023 grants) by Dec 31, 2025; ongoing vesting of 2024 RSUs; bonus RSUs granted Mar 12, 2025 add sellable float—watch Form 4s/10b5-1 plans for potential selling pressure around vest dates .

Notes: 2024 Say-on-Pay passed with ~94.5% support, indicating broad shareholder alignment with incentive design . Executive pay decisions informed by peer group benchmarking and independent consultant review .