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Jolie Kahn

Secretary at PORTSMOUTH SQUARE
Executive

About Jolie Kahn

Jolie Kahn serves as Corporate Secretary of Portsmouth Square, Inc. (PRSI); she is listed as age 60 in the company’s FY2025 filings and 59/58 in prior years, indicating continuous service at least since FY2023 . PRSI’s recent performance context during her tenure includes consecutive net losses and very weak total shareholder return (TSR) in FY2023–FY2024 per the company’s pay-versus-performance disclosures . She is not a director and is the designated corporate contact/signatory on SEC submissions, reinforcing her role in governance and filing administration .

Past Roles

No prior roles for Jolie Kahn are disclosed in PRSI’s 10-Ks or DEF 14A proxy statements reviewed; filings list her title as Corporate Secretary without a biography section .

External Roles

No external directorships or roles for Jolie Kahn are disclosed in PRSI filings reviewed .

Fixed Compensation

PRSI only discloses compensation for named executive officers (NEOs) whose total compensation exceeded $100,000; the Secretary is not included among NEOs in FY2023–FY2025. PRSI also states it has no pension or long-term incentive plans .

ItemFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Inclusion in Summary Compensation Table (SCT)Not disclosed (not a NEO) Not disclosed (not a NEO) Not disclosed (not a NEO)
Pension/SERPNone None None

Performance Compensation

PRSI indicates no stock awards, options, or long-term incentive plans for executive officers. A clawback policy (effective Dec 1, 2023) applies to executive officers, covering incentive-based compensation tied to financial reporting measures, including stock price/TSR .

Metric/PlanStructureWeighting/TargetActualPayout/VestingNotes
RSUs/PSUsNoneCompany has no equity compensation plans
Stock OptionsNoneNo option or SAR plan for execs
Performance BonusNot disclosed for SecretaryOnly CEO had an investment portfolio performance program; no award paid in FY2023–FY2024
Clawback PolicyRecovers incentive comp on restatementNot applicable (company-level)Company will pursue recovery per SEC/Nasdaq rulesEffective Dec 1, 2023

Equity Ownership & Alignment

PRSI’s beneficial ownership table highlights controlling ownership by InterGroup (parent) and CEO Winfield; no individual line item for Kahn is shown in the excerpts reviewed. PRSI also reports no equity compensation plans and no outstanding equity awards .

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership (Kahn)Not disclosed in the reviewed tables; not listed among >5% holders
Shares Outstanding734,187
Key HoldersInterGroup 556,944 (75.9%); J.V. Winfield 18,641 (2.5%); All directors/executive officers as a group 575,585 (78.4%)
Equity Compensation PlansNone; no outstanding equity awards
Pledging/HedgingInsider trading policy filed as Exhibit 19; no specific pledging disclosure for Kahn in reviewed filings

Employment Terms

PRSI states there are no employment contracts, severance arrangements, or change-in-control arrangements for any executive officer. The company maintains a clawback policy for incentive-based compensation and an insider trading policy; no Rule 10b5‑1 trading plans were adopted/modified/terminated by officers/directors in the quarter ended June 30, 2025. Kahn is listed as Corporate Secretary and PRSI’s SEC filing signatory/contact .

TermProvisionSource
Employment ContractNone for executive officers 10-K FY2025
SeveranceNone 10-K FY2025
Change-of-ControlNone 10-K FY2025
ClawbackEffective Dec 1, 2023; covers incentive-based comp and TSR/stock price measures DEF 14A 2025
Insider Trading PolicyFiled as Exhibit 19 10-K FY2025
10b5‑1 Plans (Q4 FY2025)None adopted/modified/terminated 10-K FY2025
SEC SignatoryCorporate Secretary on 8-K vote report (May 2025) 8-K Item 5.07
SEC ContactNT 10-K lists “Jolie Kahn” with phone 516-217-6379 NT 10-K FY2025

Company Performance Context (during Kahn’s tenure)

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Net Income (Loss) ($000s)$(13,203) $(13,203)
TSR – Value of $100 Initial Investment$0.11 $0.11

Compensation Committee Analysis

  • Committee composition: William J. Nance (Chair), Steve H. Grunwald, John C. Love; no compensation consultants engaged; committee met twice in FY2024 .
  • Governance context: Management and parent company InterGroup collectively control ~78% of voting power, which may influence compensation and governance outcomes .

Say-on-Pay & Shareholder Feedback

  • Say-on-pay approved at the fiscal 2023 Annual Meeting held May 20, 2024 .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Absence of equity compensation plans, stock awards, and employment/severance protections for executive officers suggests limited equity-driven alignment and minimal forced selling pressure from vesting schedules; clawback policy adds downside accountability for incentive-based pay if ever used .
  • Retention risk: With no employment contracts or severance/change-of-control protections, retention depends on cash comp and role satisfaction rather than contractual stickiness; however, Kahn’s long-running presence as Corporate Secretary across multiple years and role as filing signatory indicates continuity .
  • Trading signals: No 10b5‑1 plan activity reported for officers/directors in the quarter ended June 30, 2025, and no equity grants outstanding reduce near-term insider selling pressure dynamics .
  • Governance/control: Parent InterGroup’s 75.9% stake and combined management/board control of ~78.4% centralize decision-making, which can stabilize governance processes but may limit external shareholder influence on compensation design .