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Guy Elhanani

Independent Director at OMNIQ
Board

About Guy Elhanani

Independent director of OMNIQ Corp, age 47, appointed to the Board in August 2021. He is a veteran CFO with over 20 years’ finance and audit experience, designated by the Board as an “audit committee financial expert.” Education: B.A. in Accounting & Economics and MBA (Finance) from Hebrew University . The Board determined he is independent under Nasdaq rules; the Board met eight times in 2025 and he attended 100% of Board/committee meetings .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Singulariteam VCCFO & Partner2017–PresentLed financial strategies for portfolio growth
Sirin LabsCFO2017–PresentFinance leadership at secured mobile phones company
SalesTechCFO2015–2017Online internet technology services; finance leadership
Micronet Ltd.CFO2012–2015Mobile computing platforms; public company experience
InterLogic Ltd.CFO2007–2012Finance leadership
Finotec Group Inc.CFO2006–2007Finance leadership
On Track Innovations Ltd.Corporate Controller2003–2006Financial controls and reporting
Kesselman & Kesselman (PwC Israel)Senior Auditor1999–2003Audit practice; early-career foundation
IVC College / Hebrew UniversityLecturer2014–2018 / 2001–2003Academic engagement in finance/accounting

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
General RoboticsBoard Member2017–PresentPrivate company board service
Effective Space SolutionsBoard Member2017–PresentPrivate company board service
Octopus SystemsBoard Member2017–PresentPrivate company board service
Infinity ARBoard Member2017–2019Prior private company directorship
Other public company boardsNone disclosed beyond OMNIQ

Board Governance

  • Board size shrank to two in 2025 (CEO-Chair Shai Lustgarten and Elhanani), concentrating oversight in a very small group .
  • Independence and attendance: Elhanani qualifies as independent under Nasdaq rules and attended 100% of Board/committee meetings in 2025 .
  • Committee leadership:
    • Audit Committee: Chair (sole member); designated audit committee financial expert .
    • Compensation Committee: Chair (sole member) .
    • Corporate Governance/Nominating Committee: Chair (sole member) .
  • 2025 shareholder vote support: Elected with 4,304,218 “For” and 586,281 “Withheld” votes; broker non-votes 2,161,348 .
  • Governance policies:
    • No anti-hedging/pledging policy in place (directors may hedge/pledge), a governance red flag .
    • No formal stockholder nomination policy; ad hoc approach to director nominations .

Fixed Compensation

DirectorYearCash Retainer ($)Committee/Chair FeesMeeting FeesTotal ($)
Guy Elhanani202424,000 Not disclosedNot disclosed24,000
Guy Elhanani202324,000 Not disclosedNot disclosed24,000

Notes: OMNIQ discloses director compensation in aggregate categories; no separate committee chair or meeting fees are itemized for directors .

Performance Compensation

DirectorYearEquity TypeGrant DetailsFair Value ($)Vesting/Terms
Guy Elhanani2023Stock OptionsOption award; number not disclosed in director table51,000 Plan provides 3-year standard vesting unless specified; see 2024/2025 Plans
Change-in-control terms (Plan-wide)2024/2025 PlansRS/Options50% of unvested equity vests upon change in control unless otherwise set in agreementsAcceleration at change in control

Notes: No director-specific performance metrics (TSR/EBITDA/ESG) tied to director pay are disclosed. Equity plan mechanics and CIC acceleration apply broadly to participants, including directors .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

Potential InterlockRelationshipExposure
Concurrent CFO roles (e.g., Sirin Labs, Singulariteam VC)External positions while serving on OMNIQ BoardNo related-party transactions disclosed involving Elhanani; Company notes general conflicts may exist and lacks formal resolution policies

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Audit and financial leadership: Former senior auditor at PwC Israel; CFO roles across tech; designated “audit committee financial expert” .
  • Industry breadth: Mobile computing, secured mobile, software/technology; public company exposure (Micronet Ltd.) .
  • Academic and governance: Lecturer experience; multiple private-board roles .

Equity Ownership

HolderBeneficial Ownership (shares)% OutstandingComposition
Guy Elhanani10,000 0.1% Includes 10,000 shares issuable upon exercise of options within 60 days

Notes: No pledging or hedging by Elhanani is disclosed; however, company does not prohibit hedging/pledging, which is a governance concern .

Insider Trades

DateFilingSummary
July 17, 2025Form 4Reported change in beneficial ownership; see filing link for specifics

Say-on-Pay & Shareholder Feedback

ProposalOutcome (votes)
2024 Say-on-Pay (Advisory)Approved: For 3,085,305; Against 313,267; Abstentions 21,836
2024 Advisory Frequency3 years preference: 2,819,570; 1 year: 543,912; 2 years: 23,239; Abstain: 16,492
2025 Equity Incentive PlanApproved: For 4,217,122; Against 647,439; Abstentions 25,938

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths
    • Independence, full attendance, and deep financial/audit credentials; designated audit committee financial expert .
    • Strong shareholder support in 2025 director election; plan approvals indicate investor alignment with incentives .
  • Concerns and Red Flags
    • Committee concentration: Elhanani chairs and solely comprises Audit, Compensation, and Governance committees in 2025, raising oversight independence risks and key-person dependency .
    • Small Board size (two members) with CEO as Chair reduces checks and balances; no lead independent director disclosed .
    • Internal controls: Continued material weakness in segregation of duties and other deficiencies; a notable audit oversight challenge under a single-member Audit Committee .
    • No anti-hedging or pledging policy, misaligned with best practices for director alignment; potential hedging/pledging allowed .
    • Company acknowledges conflicts may exist and lacks formal policies to resolve them, heightening governance risk in related-party contexts .

Overall implication: Elhanani’s credentials and engagement are positives, but concentration of committee roles, persistent control weaknesses, and permissive hedging/pledging posture are significant governance risk indicators that may dampen investor confidence, particularly for institutions emphasizing board independence and robust oversight .