Document:

Exhibit 10.2

Exhibit 10.2

April 23, 2009

			
	To:	 	Top-Notch Consultancy 2009 Ltd.

			
	Re:	 	Employment Terms

Dear Sirs,

Reference is made to that certain Consulting Agreement between Top-Notch Consultancy 2009 Ltd.
and TopSpin Medical (Israel) Ltd. (the “Company”), dated April 19, 2009 (the “Agreement”).
Effective as of April 19, 2009, Section 2 of the Agreement shall be deleted in its entirety and
replaced by the following:

"Services. The Consultant agrees and undertakes to provide the Services exclusively through
Gilboa. During the Consulting Period, Consultant, solely through Gilboa, shall provide consulting
services, as may reasonably be requested by the Board and by TopSpin Medical Inc.’s board of
directors (the “Services”). The Consultant shall provide at least 80 hours of Services per month.
The Consultant undertakes to perform its duties and obligations under this Agreement with the
highest degree of professionalism. The Consultant shall devote his know-how, expertise, talent,
experience and best efforts to the performance of the Services, and shall act to promote the
Group’s business and affairs, and performs and discharges the Services faithfully, with devotion,
honesty and fidelity. The parties agree that during the consulting period neither the Consultant
nor Gilboa shall engage in any business or professional activity, other than current activities of
the Consultant and/or Gilboa as disclosed to the Board by the Consultant prior to the date hereof,
unless: (i) the Consultant provided the Company with a prior written notice and acquired the
consent of the Board to such additional activity; and (ii) such additional activity does not breach
this Agreement, its Annexes or any other agreement between the Company and the Consultant and/or
Gilboa, including, without limitation, the provisions of Exhibit A. The Consultant shall
report to, and provide its services under the direction of, the Company’s Board.

Except as specifically amended herein, all terms, definitions and conditions of the Agreement and
related exhibits remain in full force and effect.

Sincerely,

	 	 	 
	TopSpin Medical (Israel) Ltd.
	 
	 	 
	By:

	 	Avi Molcho
	 

	 	 
	 
	 	 
	Title:

	 	Director
	 

	 	 
	 
	 	 
	Signature:

	 	/s/ Avi Molcho
	 

	 	 

Agreed and accepted,

/s/ Ehud Gilboa                    

Top-Notch Consultancy 2009 Ltd.

Date: May 5, 2009

The undersigned hereby agrees to be personally bound by the above amendments to the Agreement.

/s/ Ehud Gilboa                    

Mr. Ehud Gilboa

Date: May 5, 2009Exhibit 10.1

Exhibit 10.1

December 28, 2006

Shahriar (Shar) Matin

Lakeville Apartments — Tower 2-1102

Lane 168 Jinan Road

Shanghai, People’s Republic of China 200021

Shahriar_matin@hotmail.com

+(86) 136 2179-5095

Dear Shar:

We are pleased to offer you a temporary international assignment as the Managing Director,
Spectranetics, B.V., located in Amsterdam, The Netherlands. The start date of this assignment is
contingent upon securing all required work permits, visas and residence permits.

In this position, you will report directly to John Schulte, President and Chief Executive Officer,
Spectranetics. You will be responsible for the business operations for European Spectranetics
group. While you will be based in the Amsterdam office, it is anticipated that approximately 30-
50% of your time will be spent conducting business outside of The Netherlands in Europe and Asia.

Your base compensation will continue at the current rate of $160,000 annually. This is a salaried
position and you may be required, from time to time, to work hours, which exceed your normal
schedule without additional compensation.

You will receive 50,000 stock options, subject to compensation committee approval and priced on
date of approval (priced on date of hire if approved before hire date). The options vest 25%
one-year following your original grant date and 6.25% each calendar quarter thereafter (total
vesting period of four years). All of your rights and interests to the stock options are defined
specifically in the 1997 Equity Participation Plan of The Spectranetics Corporation

You will receive a formal job performance and salary review annually to evaluate your professional
growth and achievements. You will be considered in the salary review made at the end of 2007 with
any resulting change in salary taking effect in January of 2008. Your goals will serve as
benchmarks against which to measure your performance in 2008.

During your temporary international assignment you will continue to participate in both the Equity
Participation Plan and the incentive compensation plan under the current terms and conditions.
Your stock options will continue to accrue and vest during your international assignment according
to the original grant and vesting schedules.

We anticipate that your international assignment will be two years in duration. Based upon the
needs of the business, it may be extended by mutual agreement, in writing, for a maximum duration
of no more than five years. Upon completion of your international assignment to the Netherlands,
we anticipate that you will return to a position in the Colorado Springs offices of the Company.

 

 

 

The following additional provisions, terms and conditions apply to your international assignment.

Visas and Work Permits

The Company will sponsor the application for your host country residence, visa and work permits and
bear all associated costs for filing, application and visa services. You agree to participate in
the process by providing all documents and forms required for the application. You acknowledge
that the company may disclose these documents and forms to government officials and to paid service
providers as required to obtain your work and residence permits for The Netherlands. It is your
responsibility to track expiration dates of all work and residence permits and to ask that the
renewal process be initiated on a timely basis.

Relocation 

You will receive a relocation allowance at the start of your international assignment in the amount
of US $5,000 to defray miscellaneous costs associated with your move such as the purchase of new
appliances, electronics and other furnishings required in The Netherlands.

You will be eligible for one home-finding trip of seven days to The Netherlands to locate suitable
housing. The company will provide business class airfare and reimburse you for the cost of
reasonable hotel accommodations, meals and local transportation. The company will engage a firm of
its choice in The Netherlands to assist you with locating and renting suitable housing and with
other settling-in services such as utility connections.

We will arrange for a professional household goods carrier to pack, move and unpack your personal
belongings and household goods. The Company will not bear the cost of shipping automobiles,
firearms, antiques and collectibles or any items prohibited by the laws of the home and host
countries. We will pay for the return of these household goods to Colorado Springs at the end of
your assignment. The return shipment is limited to the weight of the original shipment to the
Netherlands plus 500 pounds.

Spectranetics will pay for reasonable costs associated with storing personal and household goods
not shipped to Amsterdam, Netherlands up to 5,000 pounds. Spectranetics will pay for the insured
costs on the stored items. However, Spectranetics is not responsible for the costs to access your
storage during the course of your assignment. Storage is limited to 30 days beyond the end of your
assignment.

The Company will pay business class airfare for you to relocate to The Netherlands from Colorado
Springs at the start of your assignment and to return you from The Netherlands to Colorado Springs
at the end of your assignment.

Temporary living expenses during your relocation, will be reimbursed or paid by Spectranetics for
up to 90 days or until your sea/surface goods shipment arrives. Temporary living expenses in
Amsterdam will be actual and reasonable for temporary accommodations and meals and incidentals. You
must show actual expenses on an expense report (as documented by receipts). The same temporary
living conditions will apply upon your return to the U.S.

On Assignment Compensation

In order to compensate you for the cost of living difference between your home base city (Colorado
Springs, Colorado, USA) and your assignment location, (Amsterdam, Netherlands) the Company will pay
you a Goods and Services Differential in the amount of US$2000 per month. This differential is
subject to change based on the currency fluctuations and changes in the cost of goods and services.
It may therefore increase or decrease during your assignment. Your goods and services allowance
is subject to semi-annual review based on economic information provided to us from our external
provider. You will begin receiving the Goods and Services Differential once you have moved into
your rental home and are no longer in temporary accommodations. It is your responsibility to
advise our payroll coordinator, Cindy, when this even occurs so she may initiate payment of
allowances.

You will receive Housing Allowance in the amount of US$2900 per month. This allowance is intended
to cover the cost of rent. commons fees and association costs, and utilities including electric,
gas, water and trash services. The payment of the Housing Allowance will begin when you have
located and rented accommodations. The Company may also pay rental deposits on your behalf. You
agree to return any deposits paid by the company on your behalf at the conclusion of the rental
period. You also agree to reimburse the company for any deductions which may be made from deposit
amounts for property damage and cleaning charges, which are assessed by the landlord.

 

 

 

A car allowance in the amount of $550 per month will be provided for you to lease or rent a car at
the host location. You are required to maintain all necessary driver’s licenses, permits,
insurance and registration on the vehicle in accordance with the laws of the Netherlands.

You will be eligible for two home leave trips to the United States each year of your assignment.
The aggregate cost of airfare for these trips may not exceed $20,000. Since your Goods and
Services Differential will continue during home leave you are not eligible for reimbursement of
other expenses during leave.

You will continue to be covered under the Company’s United Healthcare plans during the term of your
assignment and the company will also provide emergency medical coverage for you through
International SOS at its expense.

You will be eligible for Paid Time Off (PTO); a bank of accruing hours that you manage and use at
your discretion for whatever needs you may have (i.e. vacation, illness, appointments, etc.) You
will accrue 80 hours or 3.0769 hours per pay period during your first year of employment. You will
accrue an additional 8 hours of PTO each year after your first year up to a maximum of 160 hours
annually. Your accrued PTO balance will be printed on each payroll check. While on assignment,
you will observe The Netherlands’s legal holidays.

During the term of your assignment you will continue to be covered under the United States social
security system under the terms of the social insurance totalization agreement between the US and
The Netherlands. The Company will apply for a certificate of coverage on your behalf. Since you
are remaining in your home country plan and will not be paying social insurance contributions in
the Netherlands, you may be ineligible for certain social, health and welfare benefits available to
citizens and residents of that country.

Tax Equalization

The objective of Spectranetics Tax Equalization policy is to insure that while on international
assignment you bear a tax burden similar to what you would have borne as a U.S. based employee. The
intent is that you realize neither significant advantage nor disadvantage due to differences in
income and social tax costs between the home country, defined as the United States, and the host
country.

If you were based in the U.S., your base salary, bonus, stock option gains and any
non-Spectranetics income or losses would be the basis for your U.S. federal and state income tax.
However, as a U.S. expatriate, your local Spectranetics compensation (which includes base salary,
bonus and any expatriate differentials, allowances or premiums) and any non-Spectranetics income or
losses is subject to U.S. Federal and state income tax. You will also have a tax obligation in your
host country of the Netherlands.

In keeping with our tax equalization policy, you will be responsible for paying a hypothetical tax,
which is an amount estimated to be equal to the U.S. Federal and state income tax you would have
incurred on actual base salary, bonus and non-Spectranetics income or losses, less applicable
personal exemptions and either your actual itemized deductions or the standard deduction, whichever
is greater, received by you during the year. Determination of your hypothetical U.S. tax amount
will be based on figures reflected on your U.S. tax return and will be calculated by a global tax
accountant at the beginning of your assignment. This tax will be deducted from your pay each pay
period.

Following the preparation of your U.S. Federal, state and host country tax returns, the global tax
accountant will prepare a settlement statement reconciling your actual taxes due (on base salary,
bonus and any non-Spectranetics income) to your hypothetical tax withheld through payroll for the
year. If the result shows that Spectranetics has withheld more hypothetical tax than your actual
hypothetical U.S. taxes due, you will receive a reimbursement for the difference. If the result
shows that an insufficient amount of hypothetical tax was withheld through payroll, then you will
make payment to Spectranetics for this amount. This amount must be paid within 60 days of
notification by the tax preparer and/or Spectranetics.

 

 

 

It is your responsibility to fully comply with all applicable tax laws by the proper and timely
filing of host country and all U.S. tax returns. The tax preparer will collect all necessary
information from you in order to prepare the applicable tax returns. You are required to keep a calendar of days recording your travel to and from the Netherlands for the
duration of your assignment and provide this to the tax preparer each year.

The Company will pay all fees for tax return preparation and will be solely responsible for the
selection of the global tax accountant. The company will also pay all actual home and host country
taxes due with your extensions and returns. You agree to notify the company of any refunds
received from the tax authorities in the home and host country to the Company within seven days of
receipt of the refund and to return the refunds to the company promptly in accordance with their
instructions.

Reassignment and Termination

The Company reserves the right to reassign you from the Netherlands to Colorado Springs based on
the needs of the business with 30 days notice in writing. Should you decline this reassignment,
the company will pay your return business class airfare to Colorado Springs and you will be
considered to have voluntarily terminated your employment.

You may terminate your employment with the company at any time by giving 30 days notice in writing.
The Company reserves the right to buy out any remaining notice period and terminate your
employment immediately.

If you should leave Spectranetics either voluntarily or for cause during the first 12 months
following your relocation, you will be obligated to reimburse 100% of your relocation expenses paid
by Spectranetics. If you should leave Spectranetics between your thirteenth and twenty-fourth
month following your relocation, you will be obliged to reimburse your relocation expenses on a
prorated basis. The reimbursement would be payable to Spectranetics within 60 days following your
last day of employment.

You agree to the deduction of any outstanding amounts for hypothetical taxes and rental deposits
from your final paycheck to the extent permitted by law.

Other Terms

This employment offer is also subject to your compliance with the following requirements and
completion of forms:

Confidentiality and Non-Compete Agreement: We are offering you a position of trust, which
requires the maintenance of confidence. This agreement outlines your commitment to respect the
proprietary nature of our business; it also discusses Colorado’s employment-at-will doctrine.
Therefore, it will be necessary for you to execute this agreement before your start date.

You agree to comply with the following Spectranetics policies for the term of your international
assignment. You certify that you have read the policies in their entirety and have signed all
required acknowledgement forms:

	 	•	 	Code of Business Conduct and Ethics
	 
	 	•	 	Code of Operating Procedures
	 
	 	•	 	Code of Ethics on Interaction with Health Care Professionals
	 
	 	•	 	Complaint and Investigation Procedures for Accounting, Internal Accounting
Controls, Fraud and Auditing Matters.

You agree to comply with the laws of the United States including the Foreign Corrupt Practices
Act and export control laws and with the laws of the Netherlands.

Shar, we are very happy to extend this offer to you and look forward to welcoming you joining
Spectranetics. After reviewing this letter, please acknowledge your acceptance by signing below
and faxing the signed copy to Sandra Guenette at 719-482-1396.

 

 

 

Sincerely,

	 	 	 	 
	/s/ John G. Schulte            03/08/07
 	 
	John Schulte, President and CEO 	 
	Spectranetics

96 Talamine Court

Colorado Springs, Colorado 80907 	 

I hereby acknowledge receipt of the International Assignment Offer Letter and accept the above
stated International assignment and continuing “at-will” employment status this 2nd day

of March, 2007.

	 	 	 	 
	/s/ Shahriar Matin
 	 
	Shahriar Matin

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