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Douglas A. Seibel

Executive Vice President/Chief Lending Officer (ACNB Bank) at ACNB
Executive

About Douglas A. Seibel

Douglas A. Seibel is Executive Vice President/Chief Lending Officer (also referenced as Chief Revenue & Lending Officer) of ACNB Bank, serving in this role since 2016; he joined ACNB Bank in 2008 and is age 64 as of March 13, 2025 . ACNB’s 2024 company performance context relevant to his incentives includes net income of $31.8 million, ROAE of 10.94%, and strong cumulative TSR from a $100 base to $181.84 by year-end 2024 . The Board notes director independence concerns relating to his brother, director D. Arthur Seibel Jr., but the company maintains anti-hedging/anti-pledging policies for executives and directors .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
ACNB BankExecutive Vice President/Chief Lending Officer2016–Present Senior lending leadership supporting loan growth objectives embedded in annual incentive metrics
ACNB BankJoined ACNB Bank2008 Tenure aligns with multi-year credit and lending oversight

Fixed Compensation

Base salary progression and year-over-year change:

Executive2023 Base Salary ($)2024 Base Salary ($)YoY Change (%)
Douglas A. Seibel298,700 310,650 4.0

Multi-year summary compensation for Douglas A. Seibel:

YearSalary ($)Bonus ($)Stock Awards ($)Change in Pension Value and Nonqualified Deferred Comp ($)All Other Compensation ($)Total ($)
2024307,433 127,299 119,480 56,471 216,306 (includes 401k match $13,800; SERP accrual $101,299; SERP contributions $100,000; imputed life insurance $1,207) 826,989
2023296,692 130,500 116,000 75,221 215,397 (401k match $13,200; SERP accrual $101,145; SERP contributions $100,000; imputed life insurance $1,052) 833,810
2022283,689 67,200 50,550 2,965 (pension negative change excluded per SEC rules) 201,493 (401k match $12,200; SERP accrual $100,493; SERP contributions $100,000; imputed life insurance $951) 605,897

Other fixed-benefit programs:

  • Defined Benefit Pension (credited service 16.70 years; present value $443,159; no payments in last fiscal year) .
  • Supplemental Life Insurance Plans (split-dollar benefits; executive-specific plan history disclosed) .
  • 401(k) safe harbor plan; employer match formula in 2024 (100% up to 3% plus 50% of next 2%) .

Performance Compensation

Variable Compensation Plan structure (cash and equity):

  • Clawback applies via Excess Incentive Compensation Recovery Policy Statement; no awards if CAMELS rating below threshold or if Board deems dividend not reasonable .
  • 2024 awards paid for 2023 performance; cash factors for NEOs weightings: Adjusted Net Income 52.5%, Loan Growth 22.5%, Individual/Department Goals 25% . Equity factors: Adjusted ROAE 50%, Strategic Initiatives execution 50% .

Cash incentive metrics (2023 Plan Year → paid 2024):

MetricWeightingThresholdTargetMaximumActualPayout Attribution
Adjusted Net Income52.5% $26.2m $29.1m $36.5m $35.16m (non-GAAP); $31.68m (GAAP) Contributed to 2024 cash bonus of $127,299
Loan Growth (Bank)22.5% 3.45% 3.83% 4.25% 5.70% Contributed to 2024 cash bonus of $127,299
Individual/Department Goals25% Various Various Various Various Contributed to 2024 cash bonus of $127,299

Equity incentive metrics (2023 Plan Year → paid 2024):

MetricWeightingTarget BasisActualEquity Award ($)Shares GrantedVesting
Adjusted ROAE50% 11.52% target 13.57% (non-GAAP); 12.23% (GAAP) $119,480 3,386.621315 (grant 2024-03-15) 1/3 immediate in 2024; 1/3 on 2025-01-01; 1/3 on 2026-01-01
Strategic Initiatives50% Rating scale 0–3 Final rating: 2 $119,480 3,386.621315 (same grant) 1/3 immediate in 2024; 1/3 on 2025-01-01; 1/3 on 2026-01-01

Award vesting detail at FY-end:

  • Unvested restricted shares at 12/31/2024: 3,469.299060; market value $137,575 at $39.655 per share .
  • Tranche timing: 2,340.425289 shares vested on 2025-01-01; 1,128.873771 vest on 2026-01-01 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Total beneficial ownership (12/31/2024)17,515 shares; includes 13,206 held solely, 3,606 jointly with spouse, and 703 in IRA
Ownership as % of shares outstandingLess than 1% (company notes directors/NEOs typically under 1%)
Unvested restricted shares3,469.299060 ($137,575 market value at $39.655)
Pledging/HedgingProhibited for executives and directors by policy
Insider selling pressureVesting cadence is front-loaded one-third immediate plus annual tranches; no Form 4 activity disclosed in proxy
Stock ownership guidelinesNot disclosed for executives in proxy

Employment Terms

Key employment agreement economics and protections:

  • Agreement term: 3-year initial, auto-extends annually to maintain rolling 3-year term unless 180-day notice given prior to anniversary .
  • Good Reason termination: 2.99x agreed compensation and benefits paid over two years (monthly schedule specified in table) .
  • Involuntary termination not for cause: $42,450 per month for 36 months (illustrative as of 12/31/2024) .
  • Change-in-Control: Lump sum $1,528,217 plus continued benefits for two years; limited excise tax gross-up if necessary .
  • Non-compete/Non-solicit: Restrictive covenants; SERP includes noncompete within 50 miles of Bank’s principal office with durations tied to retirement/separation status .
  • SERP benefits: Bank credits $100,000 per year while employed; payout equals vested account balance (36 monthly installments pre-retirement; lump sum upon change in control); total example payout $559,751 (as modeled at 12/31/2024) .
  • Supplemental life insurance: Executive eligible; indicative death benefit $621,300 in modeled scenarios .

Modeled potential payments as of 12/31/2024 (summary):

ScenarioSeveranceHealth & WelfareAccrued LeaveRestricted Stock VestingSERP
Involuntary Not For Cause$42,450/month for 36 months $54,869 $53,766 $137,575 $559,751 (36 months)
Good Reason$31,944/month $82,304 $53,766 $137,575 $559,751
Change in Control$1,528,217 lump sum $82,304 $53,766 $137,575 $559,751 lump sum

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Cash bonus drivers explicitly tie to adjusted net income and loan growth, with equity awards tethered to adjusted ROAE and strategic execution; vesting over 2024–2026 enhances retention and defers selling pressure .
  • Retention risk mitigants: Rolling 3-year employment term, 2.99x Good Reason/change-in-control economics, and meaningful unvested equity/ SERP balances support stability; anti-hedging/pledging policy reduces misalignment risk .
  • Governance considerations: Limited excise tax gross-ups in certain scenarios and a disclosed family relationship with a non-independent director warrant monitoring, though say-on-pay support was strong at 89.15% in 2024 .
  • Execution track record context: Company delivered steady net income and ROAE in 2024 and completed Traditions Bancorp acquisition to expand scale; equity incentives linked to ROAE and strategic initiatives signal continued focus on profitable growth .