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Miriame Victor

Senior Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer at REVVITY
Executive

About Miriame Victor

Senior Vice President and Chief Commercial Officer at Revvity (RVTY). 2024 short‑term incentive payout reflected strong company performance: corporate Global ICP achievement was 142%, with adjusted EPS +5% YoY (above the maximum goal), organic revenue growth between minimum and target, and free cash flow conversion between target and maximum; Ms. Victor’s individual modifier was 110%, producing a 156% of target cash bonus payout of $530,299 . Her base salary rate was increased to $485,000 effective September 2, 2024, reflecting a 5.4% merit adjustment aligned to market benchmarks . Company pay‑versus‑performance context: value of $100 TSR investment at year‑end 2024 was $116.71; adjusted revenue was $2,756 million and GAAP net income was $270 million .

Fixed Compensation

Summary Compensation (NEO disclosure)

Metric20232024
Salary ($)$447,077 $467,692
Bonus ($)$83,870
Stock Awards ($)$862,557 $727,508
Option Awards ($)$286,903 $725,981
Non‑Equity Incentive Plan Compensation ($)$83,870 $530,299
All Other Compensation ($)$24,450 $26,166
Total ($)$1,704,856 $2,477,646

2024 Base Salary and Target Bonus

ItemDetail
Base Salary Rate$485,000 effective 9/2/2024 (+5.4% YoY)
Global ICP Target Award Opportunity70% of base salary
Approved 2024 Global ICP Payout$530,299; 156% of target

Performance Compensation

2024 Short‑Term Incentive (Global ICP) – Structure and Outcomes

MetricWeightingTargetActualCorporate AchievementIndividual ModifierPayoutVesting
Adjusted EPSNot disclosedNot disclosed+5% YoY; exceeded max 142% overall 110% $530,299 (156% of target) Cash; annual
Organic Revenue GrowthNot disclosedNot disclosedBetween minimum and target 142% overall 110% $530,299 (156% of target) Cash; annual
Free Cash Flow ConversionNot disclosedNot disclosedBetween target and maximum 142% overall 110% $530,299 (156% of target) Cash; annual
Strategic Objectives (Commercial)N/AN/APricing, partnerships, integration/org alignment, e‑commerce, digital/AI, customer care, talent Incorporated via individual modifier 110% Included in payout calc N/A

Long‑Term Incentives (LTIP)

  • 2024 LTIP target opportunity: 300% of base salary for Ms. Victor .
  • Grant components: PRSUs (50%) vest after a three‑year cycle based on financial goals; equity choice allowed officers to take more stock options in lieu of time‑based RSUs; options vest one‑third annually over seven years; RSUs vest one‑third annually .
  • 2024 PRSU grant date: February 5, 2024; PRSUs valued at target using $103.90 closing price; relative TSR modifier ±20% at payout; options priced at average high/low, 7‑year term, vest one‑third annually .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership (as of Feb 14, 2025)

HolderStock (Aggregate)Acquirable Within 60 DaysTotal Beneficially Owned% of Class
Miriame Victor14,288 23,537 37,825 * (<1%)
  • Stock ownership guidelines: Senior/Executive Vice Presidents must hold 2× annual base salary in stock value; compliance expected within 5 years; intrinsic value of vested in‑the‑money options excluded from calculations . As of February 14, 2025, all NEOs were in compliance .
  • Trading and pledging: NEO trading must occur under Company‑approved 10b5‑1 plans, subject to waiting periods and max 1‑year duration; derivatives and pledging are prohibited for officers .

Outstanding Equity Awards at FY‑End 2024 (closing price $111.99 on 12/27/2024)

Grant (Options)Exercisable (#)Unexercisable (#)Exercise Price ($)ExpirationVesting
2021 LTIP0 19,420 104.635 2/5/2031 One‑third annually
2023 LTIP2,044 4,089 133.200 2/16/2030 One‑third annually
2022 LTIP2,333 1,167 184.605 2/4/2029 One‑third annually
2018/2019/2020 cycles3,652 0 144.330 2/5/2028 One‑third annually
Prior cycles3,962 0 82.720 3/6/2027 One‑third annually
Prior cycles1,862 0 95.740 3/1/2026 One‑third annually
Grant (Stock/RSUs/PRSUs)Not Vested (#)Market/Payout Value ($)Notes
Restricted Stock (time‑based)2,132 $238,763 Vests 100% in 3 years (2022/2023 grants)
Restricted Stock (time‑based)985 $110,310 Vests 100% in 3 years
PRSUs (target, 2024 cycle)7,002 $784,154 Vests at 3 years on performance
PRSUs (target, 2023 cycle)4,263 $477,413 Vests at 3 years on performance
PRSUs (target, 2022 cycle)1,970 $220,620 Vests at 3 years on performance

2024 Option Exercises and Stock Vested

ItemAmount
Options exercised (#)0
Value realized on option exercise ($)$0
Shares vested (stock awards) (#)3,287
Value realized on vesting ($)$347,173

2021 LTIP vesting on Feb 5, 2024 included 879 restricted stock and 2,408 PRSUs for Ms. Victor .

Employment Terms

Agreements and Key Policies

  • All NEOs have employment agreements with non‑compete, non‑solicitation, and non‑disclosure provisions; severance benefits apply for involuntary termination without cause, with enhanced benefits under change‑in‑control (CIC) if accompanied by qualifying termination (“double trigger”) .
  • CIC definition: includes certain mergers, asset sales, 20% ownership thresholds, board turnover, or liquidation/dissolution approvals .
  • Tax treatment: No excise tax gross‑ups for Ms. Victor; “best‑of” approach applies (greater of after‑tax with excise vs. safe harbor reduction) .

Potential Payments (as of FY‑end 2024)

CategoryTermination by Company Without CauseDisabilityDeathCIC (without termination)CIC + Qualifying Termination
Base Salary$485,000 $970,000
Bonus$83,870 $167,740
Pro Rata Bonus$83,870
Health & Welfare Lump Sum$28,812 $57,624
Accelerated Vesting – Restricted Stock$349,073 $349,073 $349,073
Accelerated Vesting – Options$142,834 $142,834 $142,834
Accelerated Vesting – PRSUs$1,482,188 $1,482,188 $1,482,188
Total to Executive$597,682 $1,974,095 $1,974,095 $3,253,329
Excise Tax/Gross‑Up$0 $0 $0 $0 $0

Notes:

  • Disability pay terms: first 180 days company pays difference vs. STD (66⅔% weekly up to $2,500); next 12 months company pays difference vs. LTD (60% monthly up to $15,000) per employment agreement .
  • CIC equity treatment for Ms. Victor: full vesting only if terminated without Cause or for Good Reason within 36 months post‑CIC; option exercise window extended but expected to be economically moot if options are cashed out in transaction .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Pay mix remains performance‑heavy: 2024 LTIP target at 300% of salary with ~50% PRSUs and ~50% stock options via equity choice, maintaining at‑risk exposure to stock price and multi‑year financial goal attainment .
  • Base salary aligned to market and adjusted late‑year due to sector conditions; committee delayed merit increase to September 2024 to control costs amid life sciences headwinds .
  • Short‑term plan combined formulaic financial metrics with individual strategic objectives; committee exercised structured discretion via individual modifiers; Ms. Victor’s objectives emphasized pricing strategy, partnerships, digital/AI, e‑commerce, customer care, and talent , with corporate outcome at 142% .

Governance, Policies, and Risk Indicators

  • Clawbacks: Global ICP recoupment on restatements for executive officers (periods beginning on/after Dec 30, 2013) .
  • Ownership alignment: 2× salary guideline for EVPs; all NEOs compliant as of Feb 14, 2025 .
  • Trading controls: mandatory 10b5‑1 plans; pre‑clearance; anti‑derivatives; no pledging—reduces hedging/pledging red flags .
  • Change‑in‑control terms: double‑trigger equity vesting and cash severance (2× full salary for Ms. Victor) mitigate retention risk during transactions while limiting single‑trigger windfalls .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Significant equity exposure through PRSUs and options with three‑year performance cycles and relative TSR modifiers strengthens pay‑for‑performance and ties outcomes to multi‑year value creation .
  • Near‑term selling pressure: 2024 shows no option exercises and modest RSU/PRSU vesting; combined with no pledging and 10b5‑1 constraints, forced selling risk appears low .
  • Retention/CIC: Ms. Victor’s severance and CIC economics (2× full salary plus equity acceleration only under double trigger) balance retention incentives with shareholder protections; disability terms are defined and capped, with no excise tax gross‑up .
  • Performance signals: 2024 ICP payout at 156% of target driven by EPS outperformance and solid FCF conversion suggests execution strength in commercial leadership areas targeted for Ms. Victor (pricing, partnerships, digital/AI, e‑commerce, customer care) . Company‑level TSR and adjusted revenue/net income trends contextualize total shareholder return exposure in LTIP outcomes .