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Dr. Lisa C. Egbuonu-Davis

About Dr. Lisa C. Egbuonu-Davis

Independent director at Omega Healthcare Investors, Inc. (OHI), age 67, serving since 2021. She is a member of the Compensation Committee and the Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee, with deep expertise in pharmaceuticals, medical outcomes, and public health from senior roles at Danaher, Sanofi, and Pfizer; she currently serves on boards of Avanos Medical and Phreesia .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
DH Diagnostics, LLC (Danaher affiliate)Vice President, Medical Innovations2019–2023 Advised research, partnership, and investment strategy across Danaher’s diagnostic platform
Various Danaher subsidiariesInterim Chief Medical Officer2019–2023 (various times) Interim CMO leadership for select units
Sanofi, Inc.Vice President, Global Patient Centered Outcomes & Solutions2015–2019 Built patient programs and tools to enhance adherence and health outcomes
ROI Squared, LLCCo-founder and DirectorPrior to 2015 Diagnostic medical devices; strategy leadership
LED Enterprise, LLCManaging DirectorPrior to 2015 Advised biopharma on reform, technology assessment, quality metrics and incentives
Avalere HealthSenior AdvisorNot disclosed Health policy and outcomes advisory
Booz Allen HamiltonSenior AdvisorNot disclosed Consulting advisory in healthcare
Pfizer, Inc.Various roles in clinical and outcomes research13 years Led departments influencing reimbursement and product investment decisions

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Avanos Medical, Inc. (NYSE: AVNS)Director2023–present Governance Committee member; Chair of Compliance Committee
Phreesia, Inc. (NYSE: PHR)Director2023–present Governance Committee member
Johns Hopkins MedicineBoard of TrusteesCurrent (not dated) Trustee oversight
Johns Hopkins University School of EducationNational Advisory CouncilCurrent (not dated) Advisory oversight

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments (post–June 6, 2025): Compensation Committee (member); Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee (member). 2025 committee chairs: Compensation—Burke W. Whitman; Nominating & Corporate Governance—Stephen D. Plavin .
  • Independence: Board determined all directors are independent except the CEO; all Compensation, Audit, and Nominating committee members meet NYSE independence standards .
  • Attendance: Board held six meetings in 2024; every director attended >75% of Board and relevant committee meetings. Committee meetings in 2024: Audit 4; Compensation 4; Investment 6; Nominating & Corporate Governance 4 .
  • Executive sessions: Independent director sessions generally held at each Board and Committee meeting; Chair and CEO roles separated .
  • Over-boarding policy: Directors should sit on no more than three public company boards in addition to OHI unless approved; directors must notify before accepting new boards .
  • Stock ownership guidelines: Non-employee directors must own shares equal to at least five times the annual cash retainer within five years of appointment .
  • Anti-hedging/pledging: Hedging and pledging prohibited; all directors in compliance as of April 9, 2025 .

Fixed Compensation

  • Program structure (2024): Annual cash retainer $75,000; annual equity grant of restricted stock (or equivalents) $150,000; Committee chair/member fees (Audit chair $30,000/member $12,500; Compensation chair $20,000/member $9,000; Nominating chair $25,000/member $7,500; Investment chair $20,000/member $7,500); meeting fees $1,500 above thresholds; Chair of the Board $120,000 (50% in equity) .
  • Program update (effective 2025 Annual Meeting): Cash retainer increased to $82,500; annual equity grant to $165,000; Compensation and Investment Committee chair fees increased to $25,000 .

2024 Non-Employee Director Compensation – Dr. Lisa C. Egbuonu-Davis

ComponentAmount
Fees earned or paid in cash$91,515
Stock awards (grant-date fair value)$149,985
Total$241,500

2024 Annual Grant Detail – Dr. Lisa C. Egbuonu-Davis

Grant DateShares/Units AwardedGrant-Date Fair Value
6/7/20244,605$149,985

Notes:

  • Directors may elect to receive cash retainers in equity and may defer equity or cash under company plans .
  • Director equity is one-year time-based vesting until the next annual meeting (subject to 100% acceleration upon death, disability, change in control, or at the Compensation Committee’s discretion) .

Performance Compensation

  • Not applicable for directors: OHI’s director compensation does not include performance-based metrics; equity grants vest based on service rather than performance .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Current public boards: Avanos Medical (Governance member; Compliance chair); Phreesia (Governance member) .
  • Interlocks/conflicts: Compensation Committee interlocks report indicates no relationships requiring Item 404 disclosure for committee members (including Dr. Egbuonu-Davis) during 2024 .
  • Related-party transactions: Company policy requires Audit Committee/independent directors approve any transaction involving director/officer material interest; no director relationships precluding independence noted .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Strategic and operational leadership across pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and public health; experience designing research, commercialization, and investment strategies for diverse patient populations .
  • Outcomes research and reimbursement/value assessment expertise from 13 years at Pfizer .
  • Board governance experience with compliance (chair role) and governance committees at two public healthcare companies .

Equity Ownership

HolderCommon Stock Beneficially Owned (shares)Percent of ClassNote on Restricted SharesOther Common Stock Equivalents
Dr. Lisa C. Egbuonu-Davis16,766 <0.10% Includes 4,605 restricted shares, subject to forfeiture until vested No RSUs/PRSUs/DSUs/OP Units disclosed in “Other Common Stock Equivalents” columns for her

Additional alignment policies:

  • Director stock ownership guideline of 5× cash retainer within five years of appointment .
  • Hedging/pledging prohibited; all directors in compliance as of April 9, 2025 .

Governance Assessment

  • Committee engagement: Active roles on Compensation and Nominating & Governance; committee structures and independence robust, with clear chair roles and defined risk oversight .
  • Attendance and participation: >75% attendance; Board emphasizes annual meeting participation and independent executive sessions—positive engagement signals .
  • Pay and ownership alignment: Balanced cash/equity director pay; service-vested equity encourages ownership; strong anti-hedging/pledging and ownership guidelines—positive alignment .
  • Shareholder support: Strong say-on-pay trends (94.5% approval in 2024; approved again in 2025 with 190,077,014 votes “For”)—reflects investor confidence in compensation governance .
  • Conflicts and red flags: No Item 404 related-party disclosures for Compensation Committee members; hedging/pledging prohibited; over-boarding policy in place; current external board count (two) within policy limits—no red flags disclosed .

Appendix: Committee Assignments and Meetings

Committee Memberships (post–June 6, 2025)

CommitteeChairMembers
CompensationBurke W. WhitmanBarbara B. Hill; Dr. Lisa C. Egbuonu-Davis
Nominating & Corporate GovernanceStephen D. PlavinCraig R. Callen; Dr. Lisa C. Egbuonu-Davis; Barbara B. Hill
AuditKapila K. AnandCraig R. Callen; Kevin J. Jacobs; Burke W. Whitman
InvestmentCraig R. CallenKapila K. Anand; Kevin J. Jacobs; Stephen D. Plavin

2024 Meeting Counts

CommitteeMeetings in 2024
Audit4
Compensation4
Investment6
Nominating & Corporate Governance4

Shareholder Votes (Engagement Snapshot)

  • 2024 Annual Meeting: Say-on-Pay approved by ~94.5% of votes cast .
  • 2025 Annual Meeting: Director nominees elected; Auditor ratified; Say-on-Pay approved (For 190,077,014; Against 8,122,265; Abstentions 1,104,810); Charter amendment approved (For 231,662,341; Against 8,905,260; Abstentions 1,490,136) .