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Anne McGeorge

Chairman of the Board at Oncology Institute
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About Anne McGeorge

Anne McGeorge, age 64, has served as an independent director of The Oncology Institute since November 2021. She is an audit committee financial expert, chairs TOI’s Audit Committee, and is a member of the Compensation Committee. Her background includes over 35 years in healthcare financial oversight, including Managing Partner of Grant Thornton’s U.S. Health Care Industry Practice and Global Managing Partner for Grant Thornton International’s Health Care Industry Practice; she previously was a partner at Deloitte and Arthur Andersen and has been an adjunct professor at UNC’s School of Public Health since 2005 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Grant Thornton LLPManaging Partner, Health Care Industry Practice2006–Jul 2017Led strategic, operational, and financial oversight for healthcare clients
Grant Thornton InternationalGlobal Managing Partner, Health Care Industry Practice2015–Jul 2017Global leadership across health care practice
Deloitte LLPPartnerPrior to 2006Senior advisory and audit responsibilities
Arthur Andersen LLPPartnerPrior to 2006Senior advisory and audit responsibilities
University of North Carolina School of Public HealthAdjunct ProfessorAug 2005–PresentAcademic contribution in public health

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenurePublic/PrivateCommittees/Impact
Dianthus TherapeuticsDirector; Audit Committee ChairCurrentPublicAudit leadership; recent insider Form 4 filings indicate active engagement
SOC TelemedDirector; Audit Committee ChairOct 2020–Apr 2022Public (at that time)Audit leadership during telemedicine operations
Nimbus TherapeuticsDirector; Audit Committee ChairCurrentPrivateAudit committee leadership
CitiusTechDirector; Audit Committee ChairCurrentPrivateAudit committee leadership

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee Chair; Compensation Committee member; not on Nominating & Corporate Governance or Compliance Committees .
  • Independence: Board determined McGeorge is independent under Nasdaq and SEC Rule 10A‑3; she is the designated audit committee financial expert .
  • Attendance: Board met 18 times in 2024; all directors (including McGeorge) attended at least 75% of board and committee meetings; Audit Committee held 5 meetings; Compensation Committee held 5; Nominating & Corporate Governance held 4; Compliance held 4 .
  • Audit Committee responsibilities include auditor oversight, independence, pre‑approval of services, financial reporting oversight, and procedures for confidential submissions; pre‑approval policies are in place .

Fixed Compensation

YearCash Retainer ($)Committee Cash/Fees ($)Meeting FeesNotes
202475,000 Not separately disclosed as cash (committee retainers are equity-based) None disclosedNon-employee director policy based on annual retainers plus RSUs; expenses reimbursed

Performance Compensation

  • Structure: Annual RSU grants; additional RSU retainers for committee memberships and chair roles; equity awards vest at the annual meeting; change-of-control vesting acceleration if a non-employee director is asked to resign or removed within 12 months commencing on or following a change in control .
  • No performance metrics tied to director equity; time-based vesting only .
YearStock Awards ($) (Grant-Date FASB ASC 718)Unvested RSUs at FY-EndVesting ScheduleCommittee RSU Policy (Audit Chair/Member; Other Committees)
20248,680 56,000 RSUs granted in Nov 2024 vest at 2025 Annual Meeting (May 7, 2025) Annual RSUs $100,000; Audit Chair $30,000 in RSUs; Audit member $15,000; Other committee chair $20,000; Other committee member $10,000; number of shares based on closing price at grant

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRelationship to TOIInterlocks/Conflicts
Dianthus TherapeuticsNo disclosed business relationshipNo TOI-related interlocks disclosed; McGeorge serves as Audit Chair only
SOC TelemedPast directorship ended Apr 2022No TOI-related interlocks disclosed
Nimbus TherapeuticsPrivateNo TOI-related interlocks disclosed
CitiusTechPrivateNo TOI-related interlocks disclosed

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Finance/accounting/risk management expertise; designated audit committee financial expert .
  • Healthcare industry oversight and growth strategy experience from Grant Thornton roles .
  • Academic engagement in public health (UNC adjunct professor) .

Equity Ownership

HolderBeneficial SharesOwnership %Components/Notes
Anne McGeorge183,346 Less than 1% Includes 56,000 RSUs scheduled to vest on 2025 Annual Meeting date (within 60 days of table)

Insider Trades (Form 4)

Filing DateTransaction DateSecurityTransaction CodeAmountPricePost-Transaction HoldingsNotes
Nov 25, 2024Nov 22, 2024Common (via RSUs)A56,000$0183,346RSUs vest in full at TOI’s 2025 annual shareholder meeting date

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director; audit committee financial expert; chairs Audit Committee with robust pre‑approval and oversight practices; strong attendance; prohibitions on hedging, pledging, and margin purchases for directors; clawback policy adopted for executives, indicating tone at the top for accountability .
  • Alignment: Meaningful RSU holdings and annual equity retainers; vesting tied to service at annual meeting; beneficial ownership includes unvested RSUs soon vesting, supporting alignment without pledging risk .
  • Potential risks: Company-level listing compliance challenges (Nasdaq minimum bid price deficiency prompting reverse split approval request) could heighten scrutiny of audit oversight and overall governance effectiveness; however, no related-party transactions or director-specific conflicts disclosed for McGeorge .
  • Committee workload: Dual roles (Audit Chair and Compensation member) imply high governance impact; committee meetings (5 each for Audit and Compensation in 2024) suggest active engagement .

RED FLAGS: None disclosed for McGeorge specifically (no related-party transactions, no pledging; attendance ≥75%); company-level reverse split need is a market listing risk but not a director conflict .