ONESPAWORLD HOLDINGS LTD (OSW)

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2026 Annual Meeting Analysis

ONESPAWORLD HOLDINGS LTD · Meeting: June 3, 2026

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Directors FOR

6

Directors AGAINST

1

Say on Pay

FOR

Auditor

FOR

Director Elections

Election of Directors

6 FOR/1 AGAINST

Against Analysis

✗ AGAINST
Andrew R. Heyeroverboarding sitting ceo with 2 or more outside board seats

Heyer is the CEO and Founder of Mistral Equity Partners and simultaneously serves on five public company boards (OSW, Suncrete/RMIX, ARKO Petroleum/APC, Biote Corp/BTMD, Arko Corp/ARKO, and The Lovesac Company/LOVE); under the policy, a sitting CEO may not hold 2 or more outside public board seats because their primary fiduciary duty is to their own company's shareholders, and Heyer holds at least five outside public board seats, far exceeding this limit.

For Analysis

✓ FOR
Maryam Banikarim

OSW's 3-year stock return of +105.2% outperforms the peer group median by +108.9pp, well above the 50pp threshold needed to trigger a concern; Banikarim has relevant marketing and consumer industry experience, holds no other public company board seats, and met the 75% attendance requirement.

✓ FOR
Leonard Fluxman

As CEO and Executive Chairman since March 2021, Fluxman's tenure aligns with exceptional stock outperformance (+105.2% vs. peer median of -3.7%); no overboarding, attendance, or qualifications concerns apply, and the TSR trigger does not fire.

✓ FOR
Glenn J. Fusfieldattendance below 75pct medical exception

Fusfield attended only 67% of aggregate board and committee meetings in 2025, which would normally trigger a concern, but the proxy discloses this was due to a serious medical issue during a concentrated period in late July and that he has since resumed regular attendance; given the documented medical cause and return to full participation, a FOR vote is appropriate.

✓ FOR
Adam Hasiba

Hasiba has relevant private equity and consumer investing experience, holds no other public company board seats, met the 75% attendance requirement, and OSW's strong TSR performance means the stock performance trigger does not apply.

✓ FOR
Lisa Myers

Myers has extensive global investment and consumer industry experience, joined the board in June 2023 and met the 75% attendance requirement, and OSW's strong TSR means the stock performance trigger does not apply.

✓ FOR
Stephen W. Powell

Powell has deep consumer, investment banking, and public accounting experience directly relevant to OSW, serves as Lead Independent Director, met all attendance requirements, and OSW's strong TSR means no performance concern applies.

Six of seven director nominees receive a FOR vote; Andrew Heyer is voted AGAINST solely due to overboarding — as the CEO of Mistral Equity Partners he holds at least five outside public company board seats, far exceeding the policy limit of two for a sitting CEO. OSW's outstanding 3-year stock return (+105.2% vs. peer median of -3.7%) means the TSR trigger does not apply to any director. Fusfield's below-75% attendance is excused given documented medical cause and confirmed return to regular attendance.

Say on Pay

✓ FOR

CEO

Leonard Fluxman

Total Comp

$7,015,885

Prior Support

N/A

CEO Leonard Fluxman received total compensation of $7,015,885 in 2025, which is reasonable for a CEO of a $2.4B market cap consumer services company that delivered its fourth consecutive year of record financial results and a 3-year stock return of +105.2%. The pay structure is well-designed: approximately 64% of total compensation is variable (stock awards of $4,499,984 plus cash bonus of $1,445,042), comfortably exceeding the 50-60% variable pay threshold, and incentive awards are tied to measurable Adjusted EBITDA performance goals with meaningful threshold, target, and maximum levels. Pay-for-performance alignment is strong — OSW's TSR outperformed its compensation peer group median by +108.9 percentage points over three years, meaning the above-median incentive compensation is clearly justified by shareholder outcomes.

Auditor Ratification

✓ FOR

Auditor

Ernst & Young LLP

Tenure

N/A

Audit Fees

$2,064,198

Non-Audit Fees

$91,871

Non-audit fees (audit-related fees of $90,000 plus tax fees of $1,871 = $91,871) represent approximately 4.4% of audit fees ($2,064,198), well below the 50% threshold that would raise independence concerns; Ernst & Young is a Big 4 firm appropriate for a $2.4B market cap company; auditor tenure is not disclosed in the proxy so the tenure trigger cannot fire and a FOR vote is appropriate.

Overall Assessment

The 2026 OSW annual meeting ballot is largely straightforward: the company's exceptional financial and stock performance supports FOR votes on Say on Pay and all director elections except Andrew Heyer, whose five outside public board seats as a sitting CEO far exceed the policy's two-seat limit for sitting CEOs regardless of his qualifications. The auditor ratification is clean with non-audit fees representing only 4.4% of audit fees, well below the threshold that would raise independence concerns.

Filing date: April 24, 2026·Policy v1.2·high confidence

Compensation Peer Group

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