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Tod Reichert

Corporate Secretary at OFS Capital
Executive

About Tod Reichert

Tod K. Reichert (age 63) is Corporate Secretary of OFS Capital Corporation, serving since 2017; he also holds senior legal and administrative roles across OFS’s affiliated management entities . He holds a J.D. from Rutgers University School of Law–Newark and a BFA from the University of North Carolina; he is NACD Directorship Certified and has a CERT Certificate in Cyber Oversight . During his tenure, OFS operates as an externally managed BDC; officers (including Reichert) are compensated by affiliated entities and reimbursed by OFS for allocable portions under the Administration Agreement—there is no direct, company-paid executive compensation . Company performance context (FY 2022–FY 2024) is summarized below to frame pay-for-performance alignment.

Company Performance Context (FY)

Metric ($USD)FY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues$1,073,000*$479,000*$505,000*
EBITDA$35,786,000*$40,050,000*$33,429,000*
Net Income - (IS)-$7,586,000*-$465,000*$28,442,000*
  • Values retrieved from S&P Global.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
MCG Capital Corporation (Nasdaq: MCGC)General Counsel, Chief Compliance Officer, Corporate SecretaryNot disclosedLed legal/compliance; oversaw complex litigation; advised board on securities law and transactions; member of credit and SBIC investment committees
Private Practice (NY, Princeton, Boston)AttorneyNot disclosedCorporate/securities legal counsel experience supporting governance and transactions

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
OFS Capital CorporationCorporate SecretarySince 2017Corporate governance, disclosure, and board/stockholder processes
Hancock Park Corporate Income, Inc.Corporate SecretaryNot disclosedGovernance and disclosure oversight for affiliate BDC
OFS Credit Company, Inc.Corporate SecretaryNot disclosedGovernance and disclosure oversight for affiliate BDC
OFSAM Holdings & OFSAMGeneral Counsel & Corporate SecretaryNot disclosedLegal risk oversight, governance, corporate administration for parent entities
OFS Advisor & Orchard First Source Capital, Inc.Managing Director, Chief Administrative Officer & General CounselNot disclosedOversees legal and operational functions supporting investment management platform

Fixed Compensation

  • Structure: None of OFS’s officers receive direct compensation from OFS; Reichert is paid by Orchard First Source Capital, Inc. (affiliate) with OFS reimbursing the administrator for the allocable portion of his compensation under the Administration Agreement .
  • Components: Base salary, target bonus, and actual bonus amounts for Reichert are not disclosed in OFS’s proxy; compensation is handled via affiliate reimbursement rather than direct OFS pay .
ComponentDisclosureNotes
Base SalaryNot disclosedPaid by affiliate; OFS reimburses allocable portion
Target Bonus %Not disclosedNo direct OFS executive bonus program disclosed
Actual BonusNot disclosedNot disclosed for Reichert
PerquisitesNot disclosedNot disclosed for Reichert
Pension/SERPNot disclosedNot disclosed
Deferred CompensationNot disclosedNot disclosed

Performance Compensation

  • No equity awards (RSUs/PSUs), stock options, or performance-based cash plans for Reichert are disclosed in OFS’s proxy; OFS’s officers are not directly compensated by the Company .
  • Performance metrics (e.g., revenue growth, EBITDA, TSR) are not tied to disclosed officer incentive plans at OFS given the externally managed structure .
Incentive TypeMetric LinkageWeighting/TargetActual/PayoutVesting
RSUs/PSUsNot disclosed
Stock OptionsNot disclosed
Annual Cash IncentiveNot disclosed

Equity Ownership & Alignment

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of OutstandingNotes
Tod K. Reichert0N/ANo common stock ownership disclosed as of April 16, 2025
Shares Outstanding (reference)13,398,078Shares outstanding at record date
  • Pledging/Hedging: OFS’s Code of Ethics does not expressly prohibit hedging; derivative transactions require clearance from the Chief Compliance Officer—no pledging disclosed for Reichert. Notably, OFSAM Holdings’ shares (beneficially attributed to Richard Ressler) are pledged for a revolving credit facility; one independent director (Healy) has pledged shares .
  • Ownership Guidelines: No executive stock ownership guideline disclosure for Reichert; director guideline details not presented in the proxy .

Employment Terms

TermDisclosureDetails
Employment Start (OFS Corporate Secretary)DisclosedHeld position since 2017
Contract/Employment AgreementNot disclosedNo individual agreement terms disclosed
Severance ProvisionsNot disclosedNo severance multiples or terms disclosed
Change-of-ControlNot disclosedNo single/double trigger or acceleration terms disclosed
Non-Compete/Non-SolicitNot disclosedNot disclosed
Clawback ProvisionsNot disclosedNo compensation clawback policy disclosure for officers; Insider Trading & Code of Ethics policies are disclosed broadly
Insider Trading PolicyDisclosedPolicy governs transactions by “Access Persons”; derivative transactions require clearance
Legal ProceedingsDisclosed (none)No legal proceedings in past 10 years against any directors or officers, including Reichert

Investment Implications

  • Low ownership alignment: Reichert held zero OFS shares as of April 16, 2025, reducing direct economic alignment with public shareholders .
  • Externally managed compensation structure: As compensation is paid by affiliates and reimbursed by OFS, traditional pay-for-performance levers (bonus metrics, equity awards, vesting) are not disclosed for Reichert, limiting visibility into incentive alignment .
  • Hedging permissibility: OFS’s Code of Ethics permits hedging with compliance clearance, which can diminish alignment if used; no hedging/pledging by Reichert is disclosed, but affiliate and one director pledges exist (credit facility collateral and line of credit) .
  • Retention risk appears moderate: Tenure since 2017 across broad legal/admin responsibilities suggests institutional knowledge; no disclosed severance or change-of-control economics that could signal near-term transition incentives or disincentives .
  • Governance comfort: No legal proceedings involving officers (including Reichert) over the last ten years, and structured committee oversight of related-party transactions and compliance frameworks, support governance stability despite external management conflicts inherent to BDCs .