Enovis Announces Retirement Transition Compensation Plan for Chief HR Officer

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Enovis Announces Retirement Transition Compensation Plan for Chief HR Officer

Enovis Corporation announced that Senior Vice President and Chief Human Resources Officer Patricia A. Lang will retire from her current position on April 3, 2026, transitioning to an advisory role until her full retirement on April 3, 2027. Under the terms of a retirement transition agreement, Lang will continue to receive her current base salary for six months following the transition, after which her base salary will be reduced by up to 50% for the remainder of the transition period. She will remain eligible to participate in company benefit plans, including the annual incentive plan, with target bonus opportunities based on her actual base pay during the transition period.

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