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Theresa Glebocki

Director at ProFrac Holding
Board

About Theresa Glebocki

Theresa Glebocki, 63, is an independent director of ProFrac Holding Corp. (ACDC), serving since May 2022; she is Chair of the Audit Committee and a member of the Compensation Committee. She is designated an “audit committee financial expert” and meets Nasdaq and Exchange Act independence standards; the company operates as a controlled company and does not have a majority-independent board. In March 2023, she became President and General Manager of Delaware Park Racing Association; prior roles include CEO and CFO positions in the gaming sector; she holds a B.S. from Lehigh University .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Ocean CasinoChief Executive OfficerDec 2019 – Oct 2021Senior operator in turnaround phase
Ocean CasinoChief Financial OfficerFeb 2019 – Dec 2019Financial leadership during transition
Tropicana Entertainment Inc.EVP, Chief Financial Officer, and TreasurerApr 2015 – Oct 2018Public-company CFO experience
Revel Entertainment Group LLCVP Finance and Chief Financial OfficerJun 2007 – Apr 2015Large-scale resort finance leadership

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Delaware Park Racing AssociationPresident & General ManagerMar 2023 – presentNon-public entity noted in ACDC proxy bio
Other public company boardsNone disclosed in ACDC proxy

Board Governance

  • Independence/status: Board has six directors; three (including Glebocki) are independent under Nasdaq and Rule 10A‑3. ACDC is a “controlled company”; it does not maintain a majority-independent board and utilizes certain Nasdaq exemptions .
  • Committee roles: Audit Committee Chair; Compensation Committee member. Audit Committee members (including Glebocki) are financial experts and financially literate under SEC/Nasdaq standards; the Audit Committee operates under a written charter .
  • Meetings/attendance: 2024 meetings — Board (18), Audit (19), Compensation (10). Each director attended at least 75% of applicable meetings; all six directors attended the 2024 annual meeting of stockholders .
  • Audit oversight: Audit Committee recommended inclusion of audited 2024 financial statements in the 10‑K (signed by Glebocki as Chair) .
  • Related-party transaction oversight: Audit Committee reviews/approves related-party transactions ≥$120,000 under a written policy .
  • Insider trading/hedging: Directors/officers prohibited from hedging or monetization transactions under the Insider Trading Policy .
  • Clawback: Company adopted an SEC/Nasdaq-compliant clawback policy for executive incentive compensation tied to restatements .

Fixed Compensation

  • 2024 program: $95,000 annual cash retainer; $20,000 Audit Chair retainer; $15,000 Compensation Chair retainer (not applicable to Glebocki); $1,500 per Board/committee meeting .
  • Structure continuity: Non-employee director compensation also includes an annual equity award (see Performance Compensation) .
Item20232024
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash ($)217,000 188,500
Stock Awards ($)150,000 150,000
Total ($)367,000 338,500
Program cash details$95k retainer; $20k Audit Chair; $1,500/meeting $95k retainer; $20k Audit Chair; $1,500/meeting

Notes: 2024 cash variability likely reflects meeting fees against a high committee cadence; no options, non‑equity incentives, or perquisites granted to directors in 2024 .

Performance Compensation

  • Annual equity: RSUs with ~$150,000 fair value, vesting after one year of service (granted under the 2022 LTIP) .
  • IPO-related grant: One-time RSU award of ~$285,000 to then‑non‑employee directors at IPO (May 17, 2022), vesting in substantially equal installments over three years .
Grant TypeYearGrant DateFair Value ($)VehicleVesting
Annual Director RSU2023Not disclosed150,000 RSU1-year service vest
Annual Director RSU2024Not disclosed150,000 RSU1-year service vest
One-time IPO RSU2022May 17, 2022285,000 (one-time) RSU1/3 annually over 3 years

No option awards, performance share units (PSUs), or performance metrics apply to director equity grants (time-based RSUs only) .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Current public company boards: None disclosed for Glebocki in ACDC proxy .
  • Compensation Committee interlocks: None; no member served as an ACDC executive, and no ACDC executive served on another company’s comp committee that includes any ACDC director .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial expertise: Audit Committee financial expert; extensive CFO and CEO experience across gaming/hospitality .
  • Education: B.S., Lehigh University .
  • Industry/skills: Corporate finance, audit oversight, risk management, public company reporting, turnaround operations .

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of OutstandingBasis/Date
Theresa Glebocki53,072 <1% (starred in table) As of April 1, 2025; outstanding shares 160,178,432
  • Hedging/pledging: Company policy prohibits hedging/monetization transactions by directors; no pledging disclosure for Glebocki found in proxy .

Say-on-Pay & Shareholder Feedback

Metric2024 (May 30, 2024)2025 (May 28, 2025)
Say‑on‑Pay Votes For134,767,553 146,712,466
Votes Against9,282,436 738,806
Abstentions22,722 77,352
Broker Non‑VotesNot reported5,178,567

Support for Say‑on‑Pay improved materially from 2024 to 2025, indicating stronger shareholder alignment with compensation practices .

Director Election Support (Glebocki)

Votes20242025
Votes For140,602,794 145,979,479
Withheld3,469,442 1,549,145
Broker Non‑Votes5,739,381 5,178,567

Glebocki’s support increased year over year, with fewer withhold votes in 2025 .

Governance Assessment

  • Positives
    • Independent Audit Chair and audit committee financial expert; high committee activity (19 audit meetings in 2024) with ≥75% attendance, supporting robust oversight of financial reporting, risk, and related‑party transactions .
    • Strong shareholder support trends: rising vote support for her re‑election and significantly higher Say‑on‑Pay approval in 2025 vs. 2024 .
    • Clear policies: clawback policy aligned with SEC/Nasdaq rules; anti‑hedging policy for directors/officers .
  • Watch items / RED FLAGS
    • Controlled company status; board is not majority independent, and independent directors do not select nominees—potentially limiting independent influence. Family control (Wilks) is substantial and persistent .
    • Ownership alignment: Glebocki’s personal holdings are modest (<1%); no director stock ownership guideline disclosure found to assess alignment targets or compliance .
  • Net view: Glebocki’s credentials and leadership of the Audit Committee bolster governance quality and investor confidence on controls/financial reporting. However, controlled company exemptions and concentrated family ownership remain structural governance risks that independent directors (including Glebocki) must continue to mitigate through active oversight and committee work .