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Joy Malivuk

Chief Accounting Officer at Trulieve Cannabis
Executive

About Joy Malivuk

Joy Malivuk is Trulieve Cannabis Corp.’s Chief Accounting Officer (CAO), appointed April 26, 2023; she was age 50 as of April 11, 2025 and has 25+ years of accounting and finance experience, with prior roles at HSN (a QVC subsidiary) and PricewaterhouseCoopers; she holds a BS in Accounting and a Master of Accounting (Taxation) from the University of Florida . During her tenure, Trulieve reported FY2024 revenue of ~$1.2B, adjusted EBITDA of ~$420M, and cash from operations of ~$271M; the company also opened 33 dispensaries in 2024, reaching 225 retail locations at year-end .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
HSN, Inc. (QVC subsidiary)Director of Accounting2008–2023Oversaw accounting; responsible for financial reporting, general accounting, and SOX compliance .
HSN, Inc.Operational VP, Financial Reporting & SEC ComplianceNot disclosedLed SEC compliance and financial reporting operations .
PricewaterhouseCoopers LLPEarly career in public accountingNot disclosedAudit and financial reporting foundation .

External Roles

Skip – no external public company directorships disclosed for Malivuk in company filings.

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountEffective DateNotes
Base salary$250,000April 23, 2023Per employment agreement dated January 3, 2023 .
Target annual bonus$90,000April 23, 2023Based on Company and individual goals set by the Compensation & HR Committee; no bonus if targets are not achieved .

Performance Compensation

  • Annual bonus eligibility: Target $90,000; driven by Company and individual goals set by the Compensation & HR Committee; bonus is zero if target performance is not achieved .
  • Company bonus framework (context for executive incentives): In 2024, NEO bonus metrics and weights were 50% revenue, 25% adjusted EBITDA, 25% cash from operations; threshold/target/maximum goals were $1.0B/$1.1B/$1.15B (revenue), $270M/$300M/$330M (adjusted EBITDA), and $180M/$200M/$220M (cash from operations); actual results exceeded maximum in each category and NEOs received 200% of target .
Metric (Bonus)WeightingThresholdTargetMaximumActualPayout
Revenue ($USD)50% 1,000,000,000 1,100,000,000 1,150,000,000 Exceeded Max 200% of target
Adjusted EBITDA ($USD)25% 270,000,000 300,000,000 330,000,000 Exceeded Max 200% of target
Cash from Operations ($USD)25% 180,000,000 200,000,000 220,000,000 Exceeded Max 200% of target
  • Equity awards and vesting mechanics (plan-level): Under the Amended 2021 Plan, options generally vest in equal amounts over three years; RSUs vest 50% at year two and 50% at year three .
  • Reported Form 4 equity activity for Joy Malivuk:
    • 2023-07-25: Award (A) of Subordinate Voting Shares (RSUs), 24,156; SEC filing link .
    • 2024-03-08: Award (A) of Subordinate Voting Shares (RSUs), 17,500; and option-related securities reported; SEC filing link (aggregated counts reported by third-party trackers) .
    • 2024-12-03: “F – Taxes” withholding (uninformative sell), value ~$17.73K at $6.03 (aggregator summary of SEC Form 4; holdings context below) .
    • 2025-08-12: Acquisition (non-open market), 43,424 shares (Nasdaq insider summary) .

Note: Company award mix for NEOs in 2024 was 50% options and 50% RSUs; options were granted at fair market value and only have value if stock price rises .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Known direct holdings reported by third-party aggregator (reflecting SEC filings): 38,715 shares (as referenced by Fintel; see SEC links above) . TipRanks estimates 82.14K shares (aggregator estimate with SEC links) .
  • Plan-level restrictions: No hedging or short sales of company shares; no discounting or re-pricing of stock options without shareholder approval . Clawback policy updates planned in line with SEC/Exchange rulemaking; company intends to adopt updated provisions when applicable .
  • Ownership guidelines and pledging: No specific executive ownership guideline or pledging disclosure identified for Malivuk in the company’s proxy; no pledging observed in reviewed filings .

Employment Terms

ProvisionTerms
Employment agreementDated January 3, 2023; CAO appointment effective April 26, 2023 .
Annual bonusTarget $90,000; based on Company and individual goals set by Compensation & HR Committee; if targets not achieved, no bonus .
Severance (no Cause / Good Reason)1.0x base salary + greater of current-year target bonus or prior-year actual bonus + prorated current-year bonus; COBRA premiums for 12 months; immediate vesting of unvested equity (performance-based awards vest only upon certification of goal attainment) .
Change-of-control (double trigger within 24 months)1.5x base salary + greater of current-year target bonus or prior-year actual bonus + prorated current-year bonus; COBRA premiums for 18 months; 280G best-net cutback (no excise tax gross-up) .
Related party / conflictsNo arrangements leading to appointment; no family relationships; no direct or indirect material interest in transactions requiring Item 404(a) disclosure .

Performance & Track Record

Company performance during Malivuk’s tenure (context for pay-for-performance alignment):

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($USD)1,218,229,000*1,129,193,000 1,186,490,000
EBITDA ($USD)300,229,000*263,298,000*258,857,000*
Cash from Operations ($USD)21,409,000*207,242,000 271,785,000*

Values with asterisk retrieved from S&P Global.

  • FY2024 operational highlights: revenue ~$1.2B, adjusted EBITDA ~$420M, cash from operations ~$271M; 33 new dispensaries opened in 2024; 225 retail locations at year-end .
  • Pay-versus-performance context: Cumulative TSR value of an initial $100 investment as of FY2024 was $16.39; FY2024 net loss attributable to common shareholders was ~$155.1M and adjusted EBITDA ~$420.2M .
  • Executive roster: Malivuk listed among executive officers as CAO in 2023, 2024, and 2025 .

Investment Implications

  • Compensation alignment: Malivuk’s structure is performance-based, with a target bonus contingent on Company/individual goals and no payout if targets are missed; equity awards vest over multi-year periods, strengthening retention and alignment .
  • Change-of-control economics: Double-trigger severance at 1.5x salary plus bonus with extended COBRA and equity acceleration, but subject to 280G best-net cutback; absence of tax gross-ups is shareholder-friendly .
  • Insider selling pressure: Form 4 tax-withholding events (F – Taxes) indicate non-discretionary share disposals tied to vesting, not open-market selling; awards and vesting schedules could create periodic withholding-related activity .
  • Governance and risk: No related-party transaction interests disclosed for Malivuk; company prohibits hedging and plans clawback policy updates, supporting controls and accountability in the finance function .
  • Performance context: Despite strong cash generation and adjusted EBITDA in 2024, cumulative TSR is low, highlighting macro and sector-specific headwinds; continued discipline in accounting oversight and cost controls remains critical under the CAO’s purview .