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Lee Bowman

Chief Human Resources Officer at QuidelOrthoQuidelOrtho
Executive

About Lee Bowman

Lee Bowman (age 46) was appointed Chief Human Resources Officer (CHRO) in August 2024, reporting to CEO Brian Blaser; previously SVP & Chief People Officer at RadNet (May 2022–Nov 2023) and SVP, Global Human Resources at Edwards Lifesciences (2019–2022). He holds an MBA from San Diego State University and a B.S. in Psychology from Towson University . Company performance context for incentive alignment: 2024 revenue was $2.8B and Adjusted EBITDA was $557M, and the cash incentive plan was tied to revenue and Adjusted EBITDA; 2024 total shareholder return (TSR) translated an initial fixed $100 investment to $59.38 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
RadNetSVP & Chief People OfficerMay 2022–Nov 2023Led workforce engagement, diversity & inclusion, and leadership development initiatives
Edwards LifesciencesSVP, Global Human Resources2019–2022Oversaw global HR operations, organizational effectiveness, and innovation

Fixed Compensation

Not disclosed for Lee Bowman in the proxy or 8-K filings. Skip.

Performance Compensation

Company-level incentive framework applicable to executive officers (plan metrics, targets, actuals):

MetricWeightingThresholdTargetMaximumActualNotes
Revenue ($USD Millions)40%2,619 2,757 2,895 2,779 Corporate bonus funding based on revenue and Adjusted EBITDA; Adjusted EBITDA target must be met to fund
Adjusted EBITDA ($USD Millions)60%550 550 605 557 Weighting 60% to EBITDA supports profitability focus
  • The Compensation Committee approved corporate component payouts at 105% of target for achievement above plan/target levels; individual component payouts were also approved at 105% of target for NEOs (Bowman’s specific payout not disclosed) .
  • Executive equity grants generally vest over three years (RSUs and options), supporting retention and long-term alignment .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Policy/StatusDetails
Stock Ownership GuidelinesRetain 50% of shares acquired from equity awards until ownership thresholds are met: CEO 6× salary; Section 16 officers 2× salary; SVPs (non-Section 16) and VPs 1× salary; Directors 5× annual cash retainer .
Bowman’s Section 16 StatusFiled a Section 16 power of attorney, indicating he is subject to Section 16 reporting and corresponding ownership guidelines (2× salary for Section 16 officers) .
ComplianceAll directors and executive officers meet guidelines or are in compliance by retaining shares until compliance is reached .
Hedging/PledgingHedging transactions prohibited; pledging prohibited except for cashless option exercises or pre‑approved situations; no approvals currently granted to pledge company stock .

Employment Terms

  • Appointment and role: Appointed CHRO in August 2024; leads HR strategy and oversees compensation, benefits, recruitment, talent management, training, and employee development; reports to the CEO .
  • Employment agreement specifics (salary, bonus, severance, change-of-control) for Bowman are not disclosed in available filings. Skip.

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Company-wide stock ownership guidelines (including Section 16 officers), plus prohibitions on hedging and pledging, reduce misalignment and forced‑sale risks; Bowman is a Section 16 officer subject to these policies .
  • Pay-for-performance: Executive annual cash incentives are calibrated to revenue and Adjusted EBITDA with defined thresholds and weightings, and corporate results modestly exceeded plan/target in 2024, reinforcing operational alignment for leadership teams (Bowman’s specific payout not disclosed) .
  • Retention signals: Executive equity awards typically vest over three years, fostering retention; monitor Bowman’s future Form 4 filings for any selling activity or large RSU releases that could indicate near‑term selling pressure .