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Mary Garrett

Director at OMNICELLOMNICELL
Board

About Mary Garrett

Independent Class III director of Omnicell since May 2022; age 66. President of M. Power Coaching and Consulting, LLC (since June 2018) and former IBM Chief Marketing Officer, Global Markets (2008–2015). She holds a B.S. in biomedical engineering and an M.S. in bio-electrical engineering from Brown University. She is standing for re‑election at the May 21, 2025 Annual Meeting to a term ending in 2028 and is designated independent under Nasdaq rules.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
M. Power Coaching & Consulting, LLCPresidentJun 2018 – presentExecutive coaching; brand/culture alignment focus
IBMChief Marketing Officer, Global MarketsSep 2008 – Dec 2015Led digital transformation, analytics, cybersecurity and cloud emphasis
IBMVice President roles (Global Technology Services; Channels/SMB Tech Services; Marketing e‑business hosting)2001 – 2008Progressively senior marketing/tech services leadership
IBMEngineer and various leadership roles1981 – 2001Early career progression

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
PROCEPT BioRobotics Corp. (NASDAQ)Director; Chair, Nominating & Governance CommitteeDec 2021 – presentBoard leadership on governance
Ethan Allen Interiors, Inc.DirectorJan 2016 – Nov 2021Audit Committee member
Hillrom Corp. (acquired by Baxter)DirectorMar 2017 – Dec 2021Chair, Nominating/Corporate Governance; Audit Committee member

Board Governance

  • Committees: Compensation Committee member and Corporate Governance Committee member. Effective after the 2025 Annual Meeting, she will become Chair of the Compensation Committee.
  • Board/committee activity: In 2024 the Board met 5 times; Compensation and Corporate Governance Committees each met 6 times. Each director attended at least 75% of aggregate Board/committee meetings.
  • Independence: Board determined she is independent under Nasdaq listing standards.
  • Board leadership context: CEO also serves as Chair; the Board utilizes a Lead Independent Director to strengthen independent oversight.

Fixed Compensation

Program structure (non‑employee directors):

  • $22,500 cash per quarter for each quarterly Board meeting attended (virtual or physical).
  • Annual RSU grant targeted at $160,000; vests in full at the next annual meeting if service continues.
  • Additional cash and RSU targeted values for committee roles and Lead Independent Director (e.g., Compensation Chair: +$20,000 cash, +$20,000 RSUs).

Mary Garrett – Director compensation (USD):

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash$97,500 $102,500
Stock Awards (grant‑date fair value)$181,634 $193,311
Option Awards$0 $0
Total$279,134 $295,811

Performance Compensation

Director equity awards are time‑based (not performance‑conditioned):

ElementDesignGrant Value/CountVesting
Annual RSUFixed‑value RSU grant for non‑employee directorsTarget $160,000Vests in full at next annual meeting with continued service
Committee/Chair incremental RSUAdditional RSU targeted values by rolee.g., Compensation Chair +$20,000Same vesting as annual grant
OptionsNot part of program (no options granted FY24)N/AN/A

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Current public board: PROCEPT BioRobotics (one other public company); Omnicell policy requires approval to serve on more than two other public company boards, and more than two public audit committees, which supports bandwidth and independence; no exceptions disclosed for Garrett.
  • Related‑party transactions: None involving Garrett; Audit Committee pre‑approval required for any related‑person transactions; company reports no such transactions since Jan 1, 2024.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Technology/digital credentials in cloud computing, cybersecurity, big data/analytics, and digital transformation; senior marketing/operator background with international scope.
  • Education: B.S. biomedical engineering and M.S. bio‑electrical engineering (Brown University).

Equity Ownership

Ownership DetailValue
Beneficial ownership (common shares)10,091 shares; less than 1% of outstanding
Outstanding RSUs at 12/31/2024 (from FY24 grants)6,058 RSUs
Options outstanding (12/31/2024)0 options
Director stock ownership guidelines5x annual cash retainer; 5‑year phase‑in
Compliance status (board‑level disclosure)As of May 22, 2024, all directors had met the guideline or were within the 5‑year phase‑in window
Hedging/derivatives policyHedging and short sales prohibited for directors/officers/employees

Shareholder Voting Signals

Item2024 Result2025 Result
Say‑on‑Pay (advisory)For: 36,936,934; Against: 2,652,637; Abstain: 121,211; Broker Non‑Votes: 3,262,642 For: 35,780,985; Against: 1,724,508; Abstain: 180,671; Broker Non‑Votes: 4,279,972
Mary Garrett Director ElectionN/A (not on 2024 ballot)For: 34,722,222; Withheld: 2,963,942; Broker Non‑Votes: 4,279,972

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Independent director with deep technology, cybersecurity, and marketing expertise; sits on Compensation and Corporate Governance committees; designated to Chair Compensation Committee post‑meeting, enhancing pay oversight independence.
    • Strong investor support: re‑elected with 34.7M “For” vs 3.0M “Withheld” at 2025 meeting; Say‑on‑Pay also received broad support in 2024 and 2025.
    • No related‑party transactions; robust hedging prohibitions; ownership guidelines with board‑level compliance/phase‑in disclosure.
  • Watch items

    • Combined CEO/Chair structure persists; continued reliance on Lead Independent Director and committee leadership (including Garrett’s role as incoming Compensation Chair) remains important for independent oversight.
    • Director equity is time‑based RSUs (no performance conditions); however, mix is standard for non‑employee directors and paired with ownership guidelines to align interests.

Overall, Garrett’s committee responsibilities (and incoming Compensation Committee chair role), independent status, and lack of related‑party exposure support investor confidence in OMCL’s board oversight, while the combined CEO/Chair structure underscores the importance of continuing strong independent committee leadership and engagement.