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Mark Parrish

Director at OMNICELLOMNICELL
Board

About Mark W. Parrish

Mark W. Parrish, age 69, has served as an independent director of Omnicell since January 2013 (Class II; current term expires 2027). He is a former CEO (TridentUSA Health Services) and senior Cardinal Health executive, and currently Vice Chairman of Viatris; he holds a B.A. from the University of California, Berkeley. His governance profile emphasizes healthcare operations expertise and supply chain leadership, with confirmed director independence under Nasdaq standards.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
TridentUSA Health ServicesChief Executive Officer2008–Aug 2018Mobile X‑ray/lab long‑term care focus; filed Chapter 11 in Feb 2019 (post‑CEO tenure; served as Executive Chairman Aug 2018–Sep 2019)
TridentUSA Health ServicesExecutive ChairmanAug 2018–Sep 2019Oversight through restructuring period
Cardinal HealthCEO, Healthcare Supply Chain Services2006–2007 (at Cardinal since 1993)Scale healthcare supply chain leadership; multiple management roles of increasing significance

External Roles

OrganizationRolePublic/PrivateNotes
Viatris, Inc.Director and Vice ChairmanPublicGlobal pharmaceutical company
SafecorChairmanPrivateHospital services firm
International Federation of Pharmaceutical WholesalersPresidentAssociationIndustry trade association
Frazier Healthcare VenturesSenior AdviserPrivate equityHealthcare‑oriented growth equity firm

Board Governance

  • Independence: Board determined all directors are independent except the CEO; Parrish is independent.
  • Committees (current): Audit Committee member; Compensation Committee member. Audit Committee composition: Seim (Chair), Bousa, Parrish, Scott. Compensation Committee composition: Bauer (Chair; moving to Garrett post‑meeting), Garrett, Parrish, Voynick.
  • Prior chair role: Served as Audit Committee Chair in 2023; stepped down after 2024 Annual Meeting but remained a member.
  • Attendance: The Board met five times in 2024; each director attended at least 75% of Board and relevant committee meetings (Audit 12, Compensation 6, Corporate Governance 6, M&A 1).

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 Amount/StructureVesting/Terms
Quarterly Board Cash Fee$22,500 per quarterPaid at each quarterly Board meeting
Committee Cash FeesAudit Chair $20,000; Audit member $10,000; Compensation Chair $20,000; Compensation member $10,000; Corp Gov Chair $11,000; Corp Gov member $7,500; Lead Independent Director $17,500Paid in four equal installments
Meeting Fees$1,250 per M&A Committee meeting; also certain non‑regularly scheduled committee meetingsPaid quarterly in arrears
Annual Director RSU GrantTargeted $160,000Vests in full at the following annual meeting, subject to continued service
Mark Parrish – Cash Fees$115,0002024 actual
Mark Parrish – Stock Awards (RSUs)$196,023 (grant date fair value)Annual director RSUs; vest next annual meeting
Mark Parrish – Options$0 granted; 0 options outstandingNo 2024 option awards; options outstanding: 0

Performance Compensation

  • Omnicell does not use performance‑based equity or cash for non‑employee directors; director equity is time‑based RSUs.
  • As a Compensation Committee member, Parrish oversees NEO pay‑for‑performance metrics; 2024 annual targets and actuals below.
Metric ($USD Millions)Q1 2024 ActualQ2 2024 ActualQ3 2024 ActualFY 2024 Actual
Non‑GAAP EBITDA$10.8 $50.7 $89.4 $135.8
Total Revenue$246.2 $522.9 $805.4 $1,112.2
SaaS & Expert Services Revenue$54.3 $115.2 $179.7 $243.5
  • 2024 payout funding: approx. 125% of target bonus for applicable NEOs based on annual performance and Executive Goals structure.

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Compensation Committee interlocks: None; no officers of OMCL serve on boards/committees of entities with executives serving on OMCL’s Board/Comp Committee.
  • Related party transactions: Transactions >$120,000 require Audit Committee pre‑approval; other than items disclosed, none since Jan 1, 2024.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Healthcare operations and supply chain leadership (Cardinal Health; TridentUSA), board leadership, and sector insight relevant to OMCL’s pharmacy automation and services strategy.
  • Roles across pharma manufacturing, wholesaling, and hospital services broaden perspective on customer needs and industry dynamics.

Equity Ownership

HolderBeneficial Ownership (Shares)% of Shares OutstandingNotes
Mark W. Parrish58,427 * Below 1% of outstanding; record date shares outstanding: 46,843,604
RSUs Outstanding (as of 12/31/2024)6,143 Director RSUs granted in 2024
Options Outstanding0
  • Stock ownership guidelines: Directors must hold ≥5x annual cash retainer; as of May 22, 2024, all directors met guidelines or are within phase‑in.
  • Hedging/Pledging: Insider trading policy prohibits short sales and purchases of derivatives/hedging transactions by directors.

Say‑On‑Pay & Shareholder Feedback

ItemForAgainstAbstainBroker Non‑Votes
2025 Advisory Vote on NEO Compensation35,780,9851,724,508180,6714,279,972
  • 2024 say‑on‑pay approval: ~93.0%; five‑year average ~93.9%.

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director with deep healthcare operations expertise; multi‑committee service (Audit and Compensation); confirmed independence; attendance ≥75%; ownership aligned with guidelines; director pay balanced between cash and equity; hedging prohibited; no material related‑party transactions.
  • Red flags: Prior leadership association with TridentUSA’s Chapter 11 (2019) elevates scrutiny of risk oversight, though event occurred post‑CEO tenure.
  • Signals: Compensation Committee uses multi‑metric framework (EBITDA, revenue, SaaS & Expert Services) and maintained strong shareholder support on say‑on‑pay in 2024–2025.

Appendix: Committee Membership Snapshot (Current vs. Prior)

YearAudit CommitteeCompensation Committee
2025Seim (Chair), Bousa, Parrish, Scott Bauer (Chair; to Garrett post‑meeting), Garrett, Parrish, Voynick
2023 (as of 2024 proxy)Parrish (Chair), Bousa, Scott Bauer (Chair), Moore, Parrish (post‑meeting: adds Garrett, Voynick)