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Lawrence Hollister

Chief Business Officer at Sidus Space
Executive

About Lawrence Hollister

Sidus Space appointed Lawrence Hollister as Chief Business Officer effective September 15, 2025, to lead commercial and government market expansion and drive revenue growth; he reports to CEO Carol Craig . Hollister previously led growth initiatives at Anduril Industries (Head of Growth – Edge Technology, Voyager) and served as Chief Growth Officer at KLAS Government, where he executed a transformative strategy culminating in the company’s acquisition by Anduril within two years . Education and age were not disclosed in company materials . For context, Sidus revenues declined from FY 2022 to FY 2024 while EBITDA remained negative, underscoring a turnaround mandate for Hollister: revenues fell from $7.29 million (FY 2022) to $4.67 million (FY 2024) and EBITDA was -$10.52 million (FY 2022) to -$13.55 million (FY 2024)* .

Company performance (context for pay-for-performance analysis):

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($USD)$7,293,408 $5,962,785 $4,672,646
EBITDA ($USD)-$10,524,363*-$12,087,575*-$13,547,008*

* Values retrieved from S&P Global (GetFinancials).

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Anduril Industries (Edge Technology – Voyager)Head of GrowthNot disclosedLed growth initiatives in edge technology to scale operations across defense and intelligence markets
KLAS GovernmentChief Growth OfficerNot disclosedExecuted growth strategy resulting in rapid revenue expansion and company acquisition by Anduril within two years

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
None disclosedAppointment materials did not reference external public-company board service

Fixed Compensation

ComponentDisclosed ValueSource
Base salaryNot disclosed8-K furnished press release; no Item 5.02 compensation terms identified
Target bonus (%)Not disclosedSame as above
Actual bonus paidNot disclosedSame as above
Benefits/perquisitesNot disclosedSame as above

Performance Compensation

Incentive TypeMetric(s)WeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
Annual cash incentiveNot disclosed
RSUs/PSUsNot disclosed
Stock optionsNot disclosed

No performance incentive design or award details for Hollister were disclosed in the September 16, 2025 8-K or in the FY 2025 proxy (which predates his appointment) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetailSource
Beneficial ownership (individual)Not reported in FY 2025 DEF 14A (table as of 12/31/2024 did not include Hollister)
Shares pledged as collateralNot disclosed
Stock ownership guidelinesNot disclosed for Hollister; company references Insider Trading Policy and equity grant practices
Equity grant timing policyGrants not scheduled around MNPI; options at/above closing price; grants may occur outside annual cycle (new hire/retention/promotion)
Plan capacity (as of 12/31/2024)782,329 shares available; 17,671 outstanding options/warrants/rights

Section 16 activity: Company materials and public sources reviewed did not identify Form 4 filings by Hollister through November 19, 2025; the September 16, 2025 8-K furnished only a press release (Ex. 99.3) without equity grant details .

Employment Terms

ProvisionTermSource
Employment start dateSeptember 15, 2025 (Chief Business Officer)
Employment agreementNot disclosed; no Item 5.02 entry detailing comp/agreement terms in the September 16, 2025 8-K
SeveranceNot disclosed
Change-of-control (single/double trigger)Not disclosed
Non-compete / Non-solicitNot disclosed
ClawbackNot disclosed for Hollister; company references compliance and governance policies generally

Investment Implications

  • Near-term disclosure watch: Hollister’s appointment did not include compensation terms; monitor subsequent 8-K 5.02 filings and the next proxy for base salary, bonus targets, and any new-hire RSU/option grants (grant size, vesting, performance metrics), which will determine pay-for-performance alignment and potential insider selling pressure on vesting .
  • Operating backdrop: Revenues have declined for three consecutive fiscal years while EBITDA remained negative, indicating execution risk and elevating the importance of growth-linked incentives under Hollister’s mandate .
  • Q3 2025 cadence: Management highlighted execution on contracts and appointed Hollister as part of a growth push; revenue of $1.3 million was down 31% YoY, reinforcing urgency for commercial traction and potentially aggressive variable comp structures to drive sales outcomes .
  • Governance footing: Compensation Committee (independent members; authority over comp consultants) provides structure for performance-linked design; absence of named ownership or award disclosures for Hollister to date limits visibility on skin-in-the-game until Section 16 and proxy filings surface .

S&P Global data note: EBITDA values are retrieved from S&P Global via GetFinancials.