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Jordan Schur

President at SHOT
Executive

About Jordan Schur

Jordan Schur is President of SHOT and served as a Director from March 2024 until resigning from the Board on November 5, 2025; he remains President . He is 59 and holds a Bachelor of Arts from Boston College . Schur previously led Geffen Records/UMG (President, 1999–2007), where the label achieved over $1 billion in revenue under his oversight . Company-level TSR, revenue growth, and EBITDA growth during his SHOT tenure are not disclosed in the filings reviewed.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Geffen Records / UMGPresidentJan 1999 – Jun 2007Achieved over $1B in revenue; consistent global market share leadership for UMG
Suretone EntertainmentFounder; CEO/Chairman2006 – presentFull-service entertainment platform spanning records, pictures, management
Mimran Schur PicturesCo‑founder; CEO2007 – presentFilm production company; produced multiple studio projects
Suretone PicturesFounder2011 – presentProduced films including The Kid and Pawnshop Chronicles; JV with Lionsgate/Sony on select titles

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYears
Suretone Entertainment GroupCEO & Chairman2006 – present
Mimran Schur PicturesCEO2007 – present

Fixed Compensation

President (Employment Agreement dated March 7, 2024)

ComponentValueConditionNotes
Base Salary$300,000DefaultPayable bi‑monthly
Base Salary$400,000Company revenue > $10 millionSalary increases to $400k upon threshold
Base Salary$500,000Company revenue > $15 millionSalary increases to $500k; remains $500k unless CEO/Comp Committee decide otherwise

Director (Independent Director Agreement dated March 7, 2024; resigned Nov 5, 2025)

ComponentValueTerm
Cash Retainer$25,000 per annumPayable bi‑monthly
Director StatusResigned from Board (remains President)Effective Nov 5, 2025

Performance Compensation

President Equity Awards and Incentives

Metric/InstrumentGrant/TermsTarget/TriggerVestingPayout/Size
Option grant (initial)1,000,000 options @ $1.96 strike (close on Mar 7, 2024)EmploymentVests quarterly1,000,000 options
Additional option awards100,000 options per fiscal yearCompany revenue > $10 millionNot specified beyond annual grantUp to total 2,000,000 options cap

Director Equity Awards (while serving on Board)

InstrumentGrant/TermsVestingExpiration
Annual Director Options50,000 options per year at market exercise pricePer award agreement3 years from grant date

Equity Ownership & Alignment

MetricQ1 2024 Record DateQ3 2025 Record Date
Shares beneficially owned300,000 (includes options exercisable within 60 days) 3,550,000
Options (exercisable within 60 days)300,000 (included in beneficial ownership per footnote) 1,050,000
Total beneficial interest (shares + options)Not separately totaled in table (see footnote) 4,600,000
% of shares outstanding0.50% (out of 51,765,949 shares) 2.6% (out of 171,441,724 shares)
  • Stock pledging/hedging: No pledging disclosures identified in beneficial ownership sections reviewed .
  • Stock ownership guidelines and compliance status: Not disclosed in filings reviewed.

Employment Terms

ItemDetail
Appointment datesAppointed President and Director; agreements dated March 7, 2024; announcement March 13, 2024
Current roleRemains President after resigning from Board on Nov 5, 2025
Contract term lengthNot disclosed in 8‑K summary
Bonus planNot disclosed for President in 8‑K; compensation structure relies on revenue‑linked base salary increases and option grants
Severance & change‑of‑controlNot disclosed for President in filings reviewed
Clawback provisionsNot disclosed; 2024 Equity Incentive Plan amended to add up to 22,000,000 shares (plan terms not detailed in 8‑K)
Non‑compete / non‑solicitNot disclosed
Director agreement$25,000 annual retainer; 50,000 options per year; resigned from Board Nov 5, 2025

Board Governance

ItemDetail
Board serviceDirector from March 2024 to Nov 5, 2025
Resignation contextResigned with Rich Pascucci; not due to any disagreement; remains President
Board refreshCompany appointed Stacey Duffy and Jamie McAvity as independent directors; Bonk‑aligned board majority

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: President compensation links base salary and incremental equity to top‑line performance thresholds ($10M and $15M revenue), indicating incentive alignment to growth; large initial option grant with quarterly vesting ties value creation to share price appreciation .
  • Retention and liquidity cadence: Quarterly vesting of 1,000,000 options creates ongoing vesting events that can increase the frequency of potential trading windows; monitor Form 4 filings for selling pressure as awards vest.
  • Ownership scale increased materially: Beneficial ownership rose from 0.50% (Q1 2024) to 2.6% (Q3 2025), suggesting stronger economic alignment; options exercisable increased to 1,050,000 by Q3 2025 .
  • Governance transition: Board resignation without disagreement while retaining President role suggests continuity of operating influence amid strategic board refresh toward BONK alignment; monitor evolving strategic priorities and any changes to compensation structures under new oversight .
  • Disclosure gaps: No severance, change‑of‑control, clawback, or ownership guideline disclosures for Schur found; investors should seek full agreements to assess downside protection and potential single/double‑trigger risks.