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Einav Brenner

Chief Financial Officer at Odysight.ai
Executive

About Einav Brenner

Einav Brenner, 44, serves as Chief Financial Officer of Odysight.ai since May 2024. She is a CPA (Israel) with a Bachelor of Accounting, Economics and Business Administration and an MBA in Financial Management from Tel Aviv University . During 2024, company TSR increased to a value of $162 on an initial $100 and net loss was $(11.8) million, contextualizing pay-versus-performance for NEOs in the proxy . FY 2024 revenue was $3.964 million, vs. $3.033 million in FY 2023 ; EBITDA was $(12.384) million* and Net Income was $(11.767) million* (Values retrieved from S&P Global).

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Solato Ltd.VP FinanceMay 2022–May 2024Supported establishment of global activities, strategic decisions and commercial agreements; built financial/operational teams and infrastructure; handled fundraising and investor relations .
RedHill Biopharma Ltd. (NASDAQ: RDHL)Executive Director of FinanceJul 2017–May 2022Facilitated fundraising, managed complex transactions and legal aspects; responsible for SEC filings and financial reporting .
Vizrt Inc.; Viola Ventures; PricewaterhouseCoopersVarious finance rolesNot disclosedPrior finance roles (details not quantified in proxy) .

External Roles

No external public company directorships or committee roles are disclosed for Ms. Brenner in the proxy materials .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmount/CurrencyGrant/Approval DateNotes
Monthly base salaryNIS 60,000Employment agreement upon appointment (May 2024)Terms in CFO employment agreement .
Signing bonusNIS 60,000Employment agreement (May 2024)Paid pursuant to certain objectives .
2024 Base Salary (USD thousands)$151FY 2024Summary Compensation Table .
2024 Bonus (USD thousands)$32FY 2024Summary Compensation Table .
2024 All Other Compensation (USD thousands)$9FY 2024Car lease and vehicle expenses .
2024 Total Compensation (USD thousands)$673FY 2024Summary Compensation Table .
2025 Cash bonus$95,000Approved Mar 10, 2025Board/Comp Committee approval; reported on Form 8-K .

Performance Compensation

Equity Awards (as of Dec 31, 2024)

Award TypeSharesExercise PriceVestingExpirationNotes
Stock Options70,000 (unexercisable)$4.5033.33% on first anniversary of service; 8.33% at end of each subsequent three-month period over two yearsJune 13, 2031CFO employment agreement equity grant .
Stock Options30,000 (unexercisable)$4.8033.33% on first anniversary of grant; 8.33% quarterly over two yearsSeptember 16, 3031 (as stated)Granted Sep 16, 2024; subject to CoC acceleration .
Change-of-control treatmentN/AN/AUnvested options accelerate upon change-of-controlN/ACompany-wide acceleration provision; no cash severance arrangements disclosed .

Vesting detail: 33.33% cliff at first anniversary; remaining 66.67% vests in eight equal quarterly installments over two years; options subject to acceleration upon change-of-control .

Annual/Performance Bonuses

YearMetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
2024Pre-determined measurable objectives (CFO)Not disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosed$32,000 cash Cash (not deferred).
2025Objectives (CFO)Not disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosed$95,000 cash (approved Mar 10, 2025) Cash (not deferred).

Clawback: Executive Officer Clawback Policy adopted per Nasdaq Rule 10D-1; recoupment of erroneously awarded compensation after accounting restatements (pre-tax) within lookback period .

Anti-hedging: Directors, officers, and employees prohibited from short sales, options, collars, forward sale contracts and other hedging/monetization transactions .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of ClassNotes
Einav Brenner44,997<1%As of September 25, 2025; percent indicated as less than 1% in proxy table .
  • Options outstanding (as of Dec 31, 2024): 70,000 at $4.50; 30,000 at $4.80; both unexercisable at year-end; vesting per schedules above .
  • Ownership concentration: Directors and officers as a group held 46.9% of shares outstanding, with significant stakes by major holders; Ms. Brenner’s individual stake is immaterial relative to float .
  • Hedging policy: Prohibits hedging/monetization; pledging policy not disclosed .

Employment Terms

  • Start date and role: CFO since May 2024; employment commenced May 5, 2024 .
  • CFO agreement economics: Monthly base NIS 60,000; signing bonus NIS 60,000; options to purchase 70,000 shares; standard executive benefits .
  • Additional grants: 30,000 options approved Sep 16, 2024; standard 1-year cliff then quarterly vest; CoC acceleration .
  • Severance/change-of-control cash: Company states no contracts providing payments upon termination or change-of-control; broad-based option acceleration applies on change-of-control .
  • Restrictive covenants: Employment agreements include customary noncompetition/confidentiality/assignment-of-inventions; non-compete enforceability may be limited under applicable law .
  • Indemnification & D&O: Executives covered by D&O insurance; company indemnification to fullest extent permitted by law .

Performance & Track Record

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Revenues (USD)$3,033,000 $3,964,000
EBITDA (USD)$(10,349,000)*$(12,384,000)*
Net Income (USD)$(9,445,000)*$(11,767,000)*
  • Pay-versus-performance context (2024): Company TSR value rose to $162 on an initial $100; net loss was $(11,767)k .
  • Biography highlights: Prior roles emphasized fundraising, complex transactions, SEC reporting, and building finance ops—skills aligned with ODYS’s growth and capital markets engagement .

*Values retrieved from S&P Global.

Compensation Committee Analysis

  • Compensation Committee: Members — Inbal Kreiss (Chair), Nir Nimrodi, Zeev Vurembrand; all independent under Nasdaq; met five times in 2024 .
  • Committee authority: Administers equity plans; sets executive compensation; may retain compensation consultants/legal counsel; can delegate as appropriate .
  • Board committee matrix: Audit (Vurembrand—Chair, Kreiss, Rubin); Compensation (Kreiss—Chair, Nimrodi, Vurembrand); Nominating (Vurembrand—Chair, Kreiss, Rubin) .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Ms. Brenner’s cash compensation is modest (2024 base $151k; 2024 bonus $32k), with incentives primarily in options that vest over three years and accelerate on change-of-control—linking upside to equity value while avoiding guaranteed severance .
  • Vesting/selling pressure: First major vesting cliffs occur around the first anniversaries of service/grant (e.g., May 2025 for initial CFO options; Sep 2025 for the 30,000 grant), followed by quarterly tranches—monitor Form 4 filings for potential liquidity events and trading windows given anti-hedging restrictions .
  • Alignment and risk: Beneficial ownership is <1%, limiting direct “skin-in-the-game,” but option exposure provides leverage; absence of cash severance or tax gross-ups reduces shareholder-unfriendly provisions; clawback policy and anti-hedging are governance positives .
  • Execution context: Company remains loss-making with small but growing revenues; finance leadership with fundraising/SEC expertise is pertinent for capital access and uplisting constraints—evaluate compensation outcomes vs. milestones (revenue growth, financing, EU/U.S. expansion) as disclosures evolve .