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Joel Goldberg

Senior Vice President, Administration, General Counsel and Secretary at REVVITY
Executive

About Joel Goldberg

Joel S. Goldberg is Senior Vice President, Administration, General Counsel and Secretary at Revvity; age 56; he joined Revvity (then PerkinElmer) in July 2008 after seven years at Millennium Pharmaceuticals and earlier practice at Edwards & Angell LLP; he holds a JD and MBA from Northeastern University and a BA from the University of Wisconsin–Madison . Company performance in 2024 included GAAP revenue of $2,755 million, GAAP EPS of $2.30, adjusted EPS of $4.90, and GAAP operating margin of 12.6% . The company’s pay-versus-performance table shows a 2024 TSR value of 116.71 for an initial fixed $100 investment and adjusted revenue of $2,756 million .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Millennium Pharmaceuticals, Inc.Vice President, Chief Compliance Officer and SecretarySeven yearsLed M&A, strategic alliances, financing, securities and healthcare compliance, and employment law initiatives .
Edwards & Angell, LLPAssociateNot disclosedLegal training and practice prior to joining industry .

External Roles

No external public company board roles or committee positions are disclosed for Goldberg in Revvity’s filings .

Fixed Compensation

Multi-year compensation (Summary Compensation Table):

Metric202220232024
Base Salary ($)$538,115 $547,308 $550,000
Bonus ($)
Stock Awards ($)$1,214,971 $1,443,756 $1,031,208
Option Awards ($)$404,768 $480,244 $1,029,084
Non-Equity Incentive (GICP) ($)$703,688 $122,719 $732,188
All Other Compensation ($)$44,015 $50,715 $39,086
Total ($)$2,905,558 $2,644,742 $3,381,566

Additional fixed compensation details:

  • 2024 base salary rate: $550,000; no YoY increase .
  • 2024 employer deferred compensation contribution: $10,363; 2024 plan earnings: $59,555; year-end balance: $332,825 .
  • All-other comp includes 401(k) contributions, life insurance premiums, executive physical, charitable donation matching .

Performance Compensation

Short-Term Incentive (GICP) – Structure and 2024 Outcomes

ComponentDetails
Target bonus (% of base)75% for Goldberg .
Corporate metrics & weightOrganic revenue growth (40%), Adjusted EPS (40%), Free cash flow conversion (20%) .
2024 goals (min/target/max)Organic revenue growth: 0.0% / 2.0% / 4.0%; Adjusted EPS: $4.50 / $4.65 / $4.90; FCF conversion: 70% / 80–85% / 100% .
2024 actuals & achievementOrganic revenue growth 1.0% → 65%; Adjusted EPS $4.95 → 200%; FCF conversion 96% → 180%; overall achievement 142% .
Individual performance modifier125% for Goldberg .

Goldberg’s 2024 GICP award calculation:

ItemAmount/Rate
Target Award ($)$412,500
Corporate Performance142%
Calculated Award ($)$585,750
Individual Performance Modifier125%
Approved Award ($)$732,188
Payout (% of Target)178%

2024 strategic objectives for Goldberg (qualitative, used in individual modifier): divestiture of Applied, Food & Enterprise Services and transfer of former brand name; regulatory/compliance and government affairs; organizational restructuring/integration; digital/AI and business development initiatives; talent retention/development .

Long-Term Incentive (LTIP) – Program Design and Grants

ComponentAllocationVestingPerformance Metrics
PRSUs (2024 cycle)50%Performance-based; vest at end of 3-year cycleOrganic revenue growth and adjusted operating margin expansion, with relative TSR modifier .
Stock Options (2024 cycle)50% (via equity choice; Goldberg elected options)Time-based; vests 1/3 annually; 7-year termN/A (time-based) .

Goldberg’s 2024 LTIP grants:

Grant TypeGrant DateShares/OptionsExercise PriceClosing Price (grant)Grant-Date Fair Value ($)
PRSUs (target)2/5/20249,925 target; 3,970 threshold; 23,820 max $103.90 $1,031,208
Stock Options2/5/202427,528 options $104.635 $103.90 $1,029,084

Historical LTIP outcome (2012 LTIP structure applied to 2022 award; payout assessed in 2024):

  • 2022 PRSUs (grant date 2/4/2022) performance result: Adjusted revenue $2.78B vs $3.1B min; adjusted EPS $4.95 vs $5.65 min; achievement 0%; relative TSR at 35th percentile (no modification); 0 PRSUs vested (Goldberg 4,427 granted, 0 vested) .

2024 Vesting and Exercises

ItemAmount
Options exercised (shares)22,613
Value realized on exercise ($)$1,163,793
Stock awards vested (shares)8,591
Value realized on vesting ($)$907,381

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership Breakdown (as of Feb 14, 2025)

CategoryShares
Stock (Aggregate Amount)37,689
Stock-Based Holdings63,709
Acquirable Within 60 Days59,455
Total Beneficially Owned160,853; less than 1% of class

Outstanding Equity Awards at FY 2024 Year-End (selected items)

AwardUnexercised/UnvestedKey Terms
Stock Options (2/5/2031 expiration)27,528 unexercisable; grant 2/5/2024; exercise price $104.635 Vests 1/3 annually on grant anniversary; 7-year term .
Stock Options (2/16/2030 expiration)6,844 unexercisable; 3,421 exercisable; exercise price $133.200 Vests 1/3 annually; 7-year term .
Stock Options (2/4/2029 expiration)2,622 unexercisable; 5,243 exercisable; exercise price $184.605 Vests 1/3 annually .
Unvested Restricted Shares3,568 shares; market value $399,580 at $111.99 close Time-based vesting per grant agreement .
PRSUs (2024 grant target)9,925 target; market/payout value $1,111,501 at $111.99 (target) 3-year performance vest; metrics and TSR modifier .
PRSUs (2023 grant target)7,136 target; market/payout value $799,161 at $111.99 (target) 3-year performance vest .
PRSUs (2022 grant target)4,427 target; payout value indication $495,780 at $111.99 (target) 3-year performance vest; actual 0% payout as assessed for 2022–2024 .

Trading restrictions and alignment policies:

  • Securities Trading Policy prohibits short sales, derivatives, hedging/monetization (e.g., collars, swaps), and prohibits officers from pledging Revvity stock or holding Company securities in margin accounts .
  • Clawback policy applies to incentive plans and certain option gains .

Insider Trading Activity (selling pressure/10b5-1 plans)

Recent Form 4 filings indicate sales under a 10b5-1 plan:

  • Feb 5, 2024: sales totaling 11,546 shares; weighted average prices $105.62–$105.68 .
  • Feb 23, 2024: sale disclosure referencing tax withholding mechanics .
  • Jun 7, 2024: sales pursuant to 10b5-1 plan adopted on Feb 7, 2024 .

Employment Terms

Severance and Change-in-Control Economics (Goldberg)

ScenarioCash MultipleBonus TreatmentBenefits ContinuationEquity VestingExcise Tax Gross-Up
Termination without cause (outside CIC)“Full salary” (base + prior year’s bonus) for 1 year Prior year’s bonus included in “full salary” concept Continued participation in all employee benefit plans and arrangements for 1 year Not accelerated by this cash severance clause; equity per award terms N/A
Termination within 36 months after CIC (without cause or for good reason)2× “full salary” (base + prior year’s bonus) paid lump sum Pro rata portion of prior year’s bonus, plus included in full salary multiple 24 months of continued participation in employee benefit plans Equity accelerates 100% upon change in control per Goldberg’s agreement (single-trigger) Eligible for 280G excise tax gross-up per pre-2010 agreement

Potential payments table (illustrative values as of 12/29/2024):

  • Termination without cause: Base $550,000; Bonus $122,719; Health & Welfare lump sum $29,196; total $701,915 .
  • Disability/Death/CIC without termination: Restricted stock $647,526; Options $202,468; PRSUs $2,406,441; total $3,256,435 .
  • CIC with qualifying termination: cash and benefits plus equity values aggregate $4,782,984 .

Contract provisions and governance:

  • Goldberg’s agreement provides single-trigger 100% acceleration of stock options, restricted shares and PRSUs upon change in control (legacy agreement) .
  • No excise tax gross-ups in post-2010 agreements for other NEOs; Goldberg’s legacy agreement includes gross-up .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: The 2022 LTIP PRSUs vested at 0%, demonstrating a stringent long-term design; 2024 GICP paid 178% of Goldberg’s target on corporate outperformance (EPS and cash conversion) and individual execution—indicative of near-term performance sensitivity .
  • Equity and retention: Significant unvested options and PRSUs through 2026–2031 align Goldberg with medium-term outcomes; company policy bans pledging and hedging (reduces leverage/hedging risk) .
  • Change-in-control risk/reward: Single-trigger equity acceleration plus 2× cash severance and 24 months benefits (with excise tax gross-up eligibility) could incentivize neutrality in strategic transactions but also create potential dilution/acceleration overhang; other NEOs have double-trigger structures, highlighting Goldberg’s legacy terms variance .
  • Trading signals: Sales under a pre-established 10b5-1 plan and option exercises in 2024 suggest ongoing liquidity management rather than discretionary bearish signals; continued monitoring of Form 4 activity is prudent .

Say-on-pay support was strong in 2024 (95.7%), and Pearl Meyer advises the compensation committee, indicating established governance and market benchmarking .