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Hisham Shiblaq

EVP, Chief Commercial Officer at PROCEPT BioRobotics
Executive

About Hisham Shiblaq

Hisham Shiblaq, age 50, is EVP and Chief Commercial Officer of PROCEPT BioRobotics, serving in this role since January 2022 after leading Global Commercialization from March 2019 to December 2021; he holds a B.A. in Psychology from Ohio State University . Company performance during his current tenure includes 2024 revenue of $224.5 million (+65% YoY), FDA clearance of the HYDROS Robotic System, and expanded clinical programs, while net income remained negative and annual cash bonus payouts were 95.2% of target on corporate metrics . Pay-versus-performance data show Company TSR of 191.99 for 2024 (indexed $100 basis), with reported net income of $(91.4) million and revenue $224.5 million .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
PROCEPT BioRoboticsEVP, Chief Commercial OfficerJan 2022–presentCompany outcomes during tenure: record 2024 revenue ($224.5M, +65% YoY), FDA clearance of HYDROS, pivotal IDE approval; annual cash bonus funded at 95.2% of target .
PROCEPT BioRoboticsSVP, Global CommercializationMar 2019–Dec 2021Led commercialization; subsequently the Company advanced commercial adoption and scaled operations ahead of 2024 record year .
Invuity, Inc.Vice President, Commercial OperationsJan 2017–Jan 2019Senior commercial leadership in medical devices .
Analogic CorporationVice President of SalesJun 2016–Jan 2017Senior sales leadership in health/security technology .

External Roles

None disclosed in the 2025 proxy statement for Mr. Shiblaq .

Fixed Compensation

Metric2022202320242025 (effective Mar 1)
Base Salary ($)$400,000 $430,000 $490,000 $504,700
Target Bonus (% of base)60% 60% 60% 60% (noted policy; latest change not disclosed)
Actual Annual Cash Bonus Paid ($)$317,200 $215,950 $272,750 N/A

Performance Compensation

Annual Cash Incentive (FY 2024 Corporate Plan)

MetricWeightTargetActual AchievementWeighted Payout Contribution
Revenue ($)45% $225,100,000 99.7% 44.7%
U.S. Procedures (count)10% 32,056 86.7% 0% (below threshold due to nationwide saline shortage)
Adjusted EBITDA ($)10% $(59,300,000) 97.1% 9.0%
Gross Margin (%)15% 60.4% 101.2% 16.5%
Product-related goal20% If achieved Achieved 25.0%
Total Payout vs Target95.2% of target

Notes: FY24 minimum and maximum performance ranges were set for each metric; weighted minimum payout 50%, maximum 180% . Adjusted EBITDA is non-GAAP (EBITDA before SBC) .

Equity Incentives (Grants on Mar 6, 2024)

Incentive TypeWeightShares/UnitsKey TermsGrant-date FV ($)
RSUs~50% of LTI mix 39,673 RSUs Time-based; vest 25% annually over 4 years Included in stock awards total $2,215,596
PSUs (Revenue)75% of PSU tranche Target 13,224 (Threshold 6,612; Max 26,448) Earn/vest 2 years after grant, based on cumulative FY24–FY25 revenue achievement (0–2.0x factor) Included in stock awards total $2,215,596
PSUs (Relative TSR)25% of PSU tranche Target included above Earn/vest 3 years after grant, relative TSR vs Russell 2000; factor 0–2.0 (at 25th/50th/75th/90th percentiles) capped at 1.0 if TSR negative Included in stock awards total $2,215,596
Stock Options~25% of LTI mix 23,038 options Exercise price $47.17; vest 1/48 monthly; 10-year term $621,362

PSU Achievement Factor Schedule: 0.0 (<25th), 0.5 (25th), 1.0 (50th), 1.5 (75th), 2.0 (>90th); straight-line interpolation between levels; CoC early measurement uses greater of actual/1.0 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership DetailAmountNotes
Total Beneficial Ownership (shares)326,109 (<1%) Footnote breakdown: (i) 18,052 common shares; (ii) 308,057 options exercisable within 60 days .
Direct Common Shares18,052
Options Exercisable ≤60 Days308,057 Multiple grants with varied strikes; see outstanding awards below .
RSUs Outstanding (not vested)26,449 Time-based vesting (25% annually) .
PSUs Target Outstanding (not vested)13,224 Earn based on FY24–FY25 revenue and 3-year TSR .
Stock Ownership Guidelines1× base salary for NEOs; 5× retainer for directors As of Dec 31, 2024, all NEOs met requirement .
Anti-Hedging/PledgingHedging and pledging prohibited; short-sales and margin accounts prohibited Aligns with investor protection practices .
Clawback PolicyApplies to incentive comp; restatement-based recovery per SEC/Nasdaq Compensation Recovery Policy in place .

Outstanding Equity Awards (Selected)

Award TypeVesting CommencementExercisableUnexercisableExercise PriceExpirationCitation
Stock Options3/6/20244,31918,719$47.173/6/2034
Stock Options3/5/202320,88226,850$37.022/15/2033
Stock Options6/22/202175,52710,788$7.276/22/2031
Stock Options12/16/202063,156$5.1812/15/2030
RSUsVarious26,449N/AN/A
PSUs (target)3/6/202413,224N/AN/A

2024 Equity Activity

ActivitySharesValue
Options exercised (2024)26,046 $1,658,729 value realized (market less strike)
RSUs vested (2024)7,557 $351,678 value realized (closing price on vest date)

Employment Terms

ScenarioCash SeveranceBonus ComponentEquity AccelerationCOBRAOptions Post-SeparationTotal Illustrative (12/31/2024)
Termination w/o Cause or for Good Reason with Change of Control (double trigger)12 months base salary ($784,000) 100% of target bonus 100% acceleration of unvested equity Up to 12 months ($49,552) Exercisable up to 12 months or original expiry $8,470,075 (cash + accelerated equity + COBRA)
Termination w/o Cause or for Good Reason outside CoC period6 months base salary ($245,000) None specified beyond base No acceleration per severance agreement Up to 6 months ($24,776) Exercisable up to 12 months or original expiry $269,776
Plan-level CoC (if awards not assumed/substituted)Awards accelerate on CoC if not assumed N/A

Other policies: No tax gross-ups; limited perquisites; ESPP eligible; 401(k) discretionary match; for 2024 match totaled $6,000 to Mr. Shiblaq .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Pay mix emphasizes variable and long-term equity; in 2024 Mr. Shiblaq’s stock awards totaled $2,215,596 and options $621,362, with annual bonus earned $272,750 on 95.2% corporate achievement .
  • 2024 equity program added PSUs (revenue and relative TSR), increasing pay-for-performance alignment versus prior RSU/option mix; PSU achievement factors range 0–2.0 with CoC protection at ≥1.0 .
  • Target bonus remained at 60% of base in 2024, with base salary stepped up to $490,000 and further to $504,700 effective March 1, 2025, consistent with peer benchmarking at median ranges .
  • Company policy prohibits hedging/pledging and maintains clawback, stock ownership guidelines, and independent compensation committee with independent consultant (Alpine; previously Aon) .

Compensation Peer Group (Context)

Peer group used for FY2024 decisions included 20 medtech/life science companies (e.g., Axonics, Glaukos, Inari, iRhythm, Silk Road Medical, TransMedics, Treace), with annual review and updates; targets generally set around median peer practices .

Performance & Track Record

  • 2024 outcomes: revenue $224.5M (+65% YoY), ~32,300 U.S. handpieces sold, HYDROS AI-powered platform FDA clearance, Breakthrough Device Designation for prostate cancer, pivotal IDE approval; employee base grew to 756 (+21%) .
  • Annual bonus payout determination reflected strong revenue and margin execution, offset by saline shortage impacting procedures; overall payout 95.2% of target .
  • Company TSR indexed value 191.99 for 2024; net income $(91.4)M, revenue $224.5M .

Equity Ownership & Alignment Details (Selected Multi-year Compensation)

YearBase Salary ($)Stock Awards ($)Option Awards ($)Non-Equity Incentive ($)Total ($)
2024477,500 2,215,596 621,362 272,750 3,587,208
2023430,000 974,181 1,011,004 215,950 2,631,135
2022400,000 136,951 149,023 317,200 1,043,174

Employment Terms (Change-in-Control Economics – Illustrative)

ComponentWith CoCWithout CoC
Cash Severance ($)784,000 245,000
Target Bonus Payment ($)100% of target
Stock Options Acceleration ($)2,695,252
RSU/PSU Acceleration ($)4,941,271
COBRA Premiums ($)49,552 24,776
Total ($)8,470,075 269,776

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Introduction of PSUs tied to revenue and relative TSR improves pay-for-performance linkage; anti-hedging/pledging and clawback policies strengthen alignment and governance .
  • Retention risk: Double-trigger CoC benefits with full equity acceleration and 12 months cash for Mr. Shiblaq mitigate flight risk; outside CoC severance is modest (6 months) .
  • Trading signals: 2024 option exercises (26,046 shares; $1.66M realized) show monetization of awards; upcoming RSU annual vests and PSU measurement gates (FY24–25 revenue; 3-year TSR to 2027) may create event-driven supply and performance catalysts .
  • Performance sensitivity: FY24 bonus underperformed on U.S. procedures due to saline shortage, but revenue/margin drove payout; monitoring procedure volume normalization and PSU revenue targets into FY2025 is key to incentive outcomes .
  • Governance/benchmarks: Median-oriented peer benchmarking and independent consultant oversight suggests disciplined pay setting; no tax gross-ups or significant perquisites reduce shareholder-unfriendly risk factors .