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The pay record

Recorded 23 October 2026 from the DEF 14A filed 28 January 2026.

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Jaclyn Hoffman, LQR House Inc.

Chief Marketing Officer. Pay for fiscal 2024, as filed: total $384,600.

Summary Compensation Table, fiscal 2024, as filed (US dollars). A dash is the filing's own entry for none.
ColumnAs filedFootnote marks in the filing
Salary99,600
Bonus-
Stock awards-
Option awards-
All other compensation285,000(4)
Total384,600

Filing footnotes

The filed row carries footnote marks beside all other compensation (4). The footnotes explain how the company computed those amounts; their text is under the Summary Compensation Table in the proxy statement.

What the columns hold

  • Salary: base salary paid for the fiscal year.
  • Bonus: discretionary cash bonus for the year.
  • Stock awards: grant-date fair value of stock awards granted in the year.
  • Option awards: grant-date fair value of option awards granted in the year.
  • All other compensation: everything else the company must report, such as perquisites and retirement plan contributions.
  • Total: the sum of the columns, as the company reports it.

The row as filed

Jaclyn Hoffman, 2024 99,600 - - - 285,000 (4) 384,600

Earlier years in the same table

  • Fiscal 2023: total 64,100, as filed in the same proxy statement.

The filing

LQR House Inc. DEF 14A, filed 28 January 2026 (accession 0001213900-26-008948; filing index). Ticker YHC, SEC CIK 1843165.

For context, the median filed total across the pay record is $1.76M. That is a median of the companies in the record, not of all chief marketing officers.

LQR House Inc.'s last recorded marketing-seat move was a departure on 20 October 2026. LQR House Inc. in the record.

Cite this row: CMO Tribune, "Jaclyn Hoffman, LQR House Inc.: CMO pay, fiscal 2024", The CMO pay record, recorded 23 October 2026, https://www.cmotribune.com/record/pay/lqr-house-inc-jaclyn-hoffman-2024.

Amounts are copied cell for cell and checked in code to add up to the filed total. Stock and option awards are grant-date values as the company reports them. Is something here wrong? See the corrections page.