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Christopher Schreiber

Supervisory Director at SEVCF
Board

About Christopher Schreiber

Independent Supervisory Board member of Sono Group N.V. (SEVCF), appointed January 31, 2024; term expires in 2026; age 60 . Background spans three decades in the securities industry with prior executive and board roles at Akers Bio and MyMD Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: MYMD), capital markets leadership at Taglich Brothers, and board service at Paulson Investment Company; B.A. in Political Science, Johns Hopkins University .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Akers BioExecutive Chair (prior role)Not disclosedCapital markets/board leadership
MyMD Pharmaceuticals (NASDAQ: MYMD)Board Member (prior role)Not disclosedPublic company governance
Taglich Brothers, Inc.Managing Director, Capital MarketsNot disclosedDeal structuring and syndication
Paulson Investment CompanyBoard Member (prior role)Not disclosedInvestment banking board experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleSector/Type
Long Island Express NorthDirector and PartnerPrivate/Elite sports training
Fox Lane Youth LacrosseVolunteer Board MemberNon-profit/Youth sports

Board Governance

  • Board composition and tenure: Supervisory Board of three members (David Dodge – Chair; Christopher Schreiber; Owen May); Schreiber appointed Jan 31, 2024, term through 2026 .
  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee currently comprises the entire Supervisory Board; Schreiber is therefore a member. David Dodge serves as Audit Committee Chair; all members are independent per OTCQB and SEC Rule 10A‑3; audit committee financial expert designated (Dodge) .
  • Nomination process: Nominations are delegated to the nomination and corporate governance committee per its charter; (membership not disclosed in the filing) .
  • Independence: Appointed as an independent Supervisory Board member; audit committee independence affirmed .
  • Attendance/engagement: Not disclosed in the 10-K/DEF 14A (no attendance rates provided).

Fixed Compensation

ComponentPolicy/AmountPeriod/Notes
Annual cash retainer (non‑executive director)$50,000Effective Feb 1, 2024
Fees earned (Schreiber)$45,837FY2024 fees paid in cash (no equity)
  • No additional committee fees were disclosed for 2024 under the new $50,000 flat retainer structure .

Performance Compensation

  • Directors received no stock or option awards in 2024; no performance‑based or equity components disclosed for directors .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

Company/EntityRolePublic/PrivatePotential Interlock/Conflict Notes
Akers BioFormer Executive ChairPublic (historical)None disclosed with Sono
MyMD PharmaceuticalsFormer Board MemberPublicNone disclosed with Sono
Paulson Investment CompanyFormer Board MemberPrivate/FinancialNone disclosed with Sono
Taglich Brothers, Inc.Managing Director, Capital MarketsPrivate/FinancialNone disclosed with Sono

No related‑party transactions involving Schreiber are disclosed in Item 13; related‑party notes focus on Yorkville financings and SVSE pledges, not directors other than management .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Capital markets, deal structuring, and syndication expertise from senior roles at investment firms .
  • Public company board and chair experience (Akers Bio; MyMD Pharmaceuticals) .
  • Audit committee member; board determined all audit members are financially literate; an audit committee financial expert is designated on the committee (Dodge) .
  • Education: B.A., Johns Hopkins University .

Equity Ownership

MetricAs of Mar 24, 2025As of Jun 30, 2025
Ordinary Shares owned0 0
High Voting Shares owned0 0
% of Ordinary Shares outstanding0% 0%
% of High Voting Shares outstanding0% 0%
  • Company policy prohibits pledging and hedging of company securities by insiders; no pledging or hedging by Schreiber is disclosed .

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths:

    • Independent director with substantive public company and capital markets experience; member of an all‑independent audit committee .
    • Cash-only director pay (no equity in 2024) reduces risk of short‑term equity incentives; total annual retainer structure is transparent .
    • Company has adopted a clawback policy (executive-focused) and an insider trading policy prohibiting pledging and hedging, supporting broader governance controls .
  • Alignment concerns / red flags for investors:

    • Zero reported share ownership by Schreiber; limited “skin-in-the-game” alignment for this director .
    • Concentration of control at the company level: SVSE LLC (beneficially controlled by the CEO) holds 16.4% of ordinary shares and 100% of high voting shares, resulting in 51.1% combined voting power; those securities are pledged to Yorkville, introducing counterparty/control risk if defaults occur .
    • Small board with Audit Committee comprised of the entire board — efficient for size but less segregation of oversight than larger boards; Audit Chair is designated and independent .
    • Company‑level going‑concern and financing dependencies (Yorkville commitments, pending conversions, uplisting conditions) create a stressed governance context; while not specific to Schreiber, it elevates board oversight risk .

Overall, Schreiber brings capital markets and board experience and meets independence and audit committee standards. However, lack of personal share ownership and the company’s control/voting structure and financing dependencies are broader governance risks investors should monitor.