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Jacob Moore

Executive Vice President, Consumer Payments at Repay Holdings
Executive

About Jacob Moore

Jacob “Jake” H. Moore is Executive Vice President, Consumer Payments at Repay Holdings Corporation, age 37, and has served in his current role since October 2022 after leading Corporate Development and Strategy from 2020 to 2022 . His background includes private equity (BlueArc Capital Management; Trinity Hunt Partners) and investment banking (SunTrust Robinson Humphrey M&A), followed by progressive corporate development roles at REPAY beginning in 2017, underpinning strong deal execution and growth responsibility in consumer payments . Company performance under the 2024 plan included 11% Adjusted EBITDA growth, a 75% free cash flow conversion, and ~3% Consumer Payments gross profit growth, while PSUs granted in 2022 paid at ~57% of target on relative TSR—reflecting mixed TSR outcomes but solid operating execution; Moore’s 2024 AIP paid 91.6% of target .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
REPAY LLC / Repay HoldingsEVP, Consumer PaymentsOct 2022–present Leads Consumer Payments growth and client initiatives
REPAY LLC / Repay HoldingsEVP, Corporate Development & Strategy2020–Oct 2022 Corporate development and strategy leadership (M&A, integration)
REPAY LLCHead of Corporate Development2018–Mar 2020 M&A execution and corporate development
REPAY LLCVP, Corporate DevelopmentJan 2017–Dec 2017 Early corporate development at REPAY

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
BlueArc Capital ManagementSenior Associate (Private Equity)May 2016–Jan 2017 Investment execution; PE portfolio support
Trinity Hunt PartnersAssociate (Private Equity)Mar 2012–Jun 2014 Middle-market investing and deal analysis
SunTrust Robinson Humphrey (M&A)Investment Banker2010–2012 Transaction execution in M&A

Fixed Compensation

Metric20232024
Base Salary ($)$360,000 $369,000
Target Bonus (%)75% of base 75% of base
Actual AIP Bonus ($)$267,543 $252,555
Total AIP Payout (%)99.1% 91.6%

Performance Compensation

2024 AIP Performance Structure and Outcomes (Moore)

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayout %
Adjusted EBITDA35% $141.9m $140.8m 97%
Consumer Payments Gross Profit40% $202.7m $193.1m 82%
Individual Objectives25% 100% Achieved 100% 100%

Equity Grants and Vesting

AwardGrant DateTypeQuantityGrant Date Fair Value ($)VestingPerformance Criteria
Annual RSA (2024)2/19/2024 Time-based RSAs69,095 $549,996 4-year, equal annual tranches Service-based
PSU (2024) – Adjusted EBITDA5/30/2024 Performance RSUsTarget 28,350 $274,995 3-year; cliff vest post-measurement Yearly Adjusted EBITDA growth vs target (0–200% scale)
PSU (2024) – TSR5/30/2024 Performance RSUsTarget 28,351 $463,822 3-year; cliff vest post-measurement Relative TSR vs Russell 2000 (0–200% scale)
Annual RSA (2023)3/19/2023 Time-based RSAs81,566 Included in 2023 stock awards 4-year, equal annual tranches Service-based
PSU (2023) – TSR3/19/2023 Performance RSUsTarget 81,566 Included in 2023 stock awards 3-year; cliff vest post-measurement Relative TSR vs Russell 2000 (0–200% scale)
PSU (2022) – TSR (payout result)2/23/2022 Performance RSUsTarget 14,345 (assumed at 12/31/24) Paid at 57.1% of target (Feb 21, 2025) 3-yearRelative TSR; 28.55th percentile; 57.1% payout

One-Time Performance Stock Options (PSOs) – Granted 3/19/2023

  • Grant: 191,470 options to Moore; exercise price $6.13; three tranches conditioned on price hurdles and service .
  • Tranche hurdles: $10.00 (31%), $14.50 (32%), $19.54 (37%); first tranche vested after price condition met on Apr 9, 2024 .
  • 2024 activity: Moore exercised 58,892 options; realized $113,374 on exercise .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership (Class A)219,917 shares; <1% of class
Unvested RSAs (12/31/2024)69,095 shares; market value $527,195 at $7.63 close
Unvested PSUs (2023 cycle, TSR)81,566 target units outstanding at 12/31/2024
Unvested PSUs (2024 cycle, EBITDA)28,350 target units outstanding
Unvested PSUs (2024 cycle, TSR)28,351 target units outstanding
Performance Options Outstanding (Unearned)132,578 unearned options (remaining tranches) at $6.13 strike, expiring 3/18/2030
2024 Option Exercises58,892 shares; value realized $113,374
Stock Ownership GuidelinesExecutives must hold equity ≥3x base salary; policy compliance affirmed in latest review
Anti-Hedging / Anti-PledgingHedging and short sales prohibited; pledging discouraged and requires pre-clearance; all executives in compliance

Employment Terms

ProvisionDetail
Agreement & Role AlignmentEmployment agreement entered April 1, 2020; amended Mar 20, 2023 upon promotion to EVP, Consumer Payments
Base Salary Floor≥$206,000; current $369,000 base (comp table; policy floor in contract)
Target Bonus75% of base salary under AIP
AIP Design (2024)For business unit leaders: 35% Adjusted EBITDA, 40% Consumer Payments gross profit, 25% individual
Term & Auto-RenewalAuto-renews in successive 1-year terms unless notice 90 days before expiration
Severance (No Cause/Good Reason/Non-Renewal)18 months of base + target bonus; immediate vesting of time-based equity through severance period; performance awards remain eligible through severance period; options remain outstanding up to severance period end or original expiration
Severance on Change-in-Control (Double Trigger)Severance period extends to 30 months if terminated on/within 24 months post-CoC or in anticipation; equity treatment varies by assumption/substitution and performance measurement mechanics
Non-Compete & Non-Solicit24-month non-compete in restricted territory; 24-month non-solicit of customers/vendors/employees
Death/IncapacityEarned annual bonus for applicable period payable
ClawbackDodd-Frank compliant clawback effective Oct 2, 2023 covering three prior fiscal years for restatements; plan-level clawback applies to EVPs and above
Illustrative Termination Values (12/31/2024)Without cause/Good Reason: base $553,500; annual bonus $667,680; time-based equity accel $649,542; performance equity $937,551; PSO accel $0. On CoC+termination: base $922,500; annual bonus $944,430; time-based equity accel $1,068,734; performance equity $1,004,178; PSO accel $198,867 (values at $7.63 close)

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Moore’s 2024 bonus paid at 91.6% amid strong Adjusted EBITDA performance but below-target Consumer Payments gross profit, aligning cash outcomes to operating realities; long-term equity split between internal EBITDA growth and relative TSR adds balance to incentives .
  • Vesting overhang and potential selling pressure: Remaining PSO tranches require sustained price appreciation to $14.50 and $19.54 by Mar 2028, creating both retention hooks and potential future exercise-related liquidity events; Moore already exercised 58,892 options in 2024 .
  • Ownership alignment and risk controls: Beneficial ownership is sub-1% but supported by time-based RSAs and PSUs; anti-hedging/anti-pledging and 3x-salary ownership guidelines (with compliance affirmed) reduce misalignment and pledging risk .
  • Change-in-control economics and retention: Double-trigger severance (30 months) and structured equity treatment under CoC scenarios provide continuity incentives; restrictive covenants (24-month non-compete/non-solicit) mitigate transition risk .
  • Execution track record: Company achieved 11% Adjusted EBITDA growth and 75% free cash flow conversion in 2024; however, TSR outcomes drove only 57.1% payout for 2022 PSUs—suggesting equity realizations remain sensitive to market-relative performance .