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Jason H. Weber

Executive Vice President/Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer at ACNB
Executive

About Jason H. Weber

Executive Vice President/Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer of ACNB Corporation and ACNB Bank since 2022; age 50 as of March 13, 2025. Previously CFO of Atlantic Community Bankers Bank (from June 2020) and before that Director of Corporate Development and FP&A at Fulton Financial Corporation. He signs ACNB’s SOX 302 certifications. ACNB delivered 2024 net income of $31.8M (vs. $31.7M 2023) and ROAE of 10.94% (vs. 12.23% 2023) while announcing and closing the Traditions Bancorp acquisition (announced July 2024; closed Feb 1, 2025). These outcomes, plus merger costs of ~$2.0M in 2024, frame the compensation/performance context for NEO payouts.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
ACNB Corporation / ACNB BankEVP/Treasurer & Chief Financial Officer2022–PresentSenior finance leader during balance sheet repositioning (2023) and Traditions Bancorp acquisition, closed Feb 1, 2025
Atlantic Community Bankers BankEVP & Chief Financial OfficerJun 2020–2022Regional bank CFO experience prior to ACNB
Fulton Financial CorporationDirector, Corporate Development & FP&APrior to Jun 2020Corporate development and planning experience at a larger regional bank

Fixed Compensation

  • 2024 Summary Compensation (NEO table)
Component (USD)2024
Salary$337,685
Bonus (Cash Incentive Paid)$144,325
Stock Awards (Grant-date FV)$131,040
Change in Pension/Nonqualified Deferred Comp$30,460
All Other Compensation$26,755
Total$670,264
  • Base Salary Progression
Executive2023 Base Salary2024 Base SalaryYoY Change
Jason H. Weber$327,600 $341,400 4.2%

Performance Compensation

  • Plan Structure and Triggers
FeatureDetails
Plan designACNB Bank Variable Compensation Plan governs both cash and equity awards; prospective design with defined payout formula; clawback applies
2023 plan activation thresholds (for 2024 payouts)Bank NPA < 1.5%; ACNB Corp minimum net income ≥ $22.3M; satisfactory performance evaluation
InterpolationRatable, straight-line interpolation between threshold/target/maximum; zero below threshold
ClawbackAll bonuses subject to clawback and ACNB’s Excess Incentive Compensation Recovery Policy
  • 2024 Cash Awards (for 2023 performance)
MetricWeighting (Other NEOs)2023 Threshold2023 Target2023 Maximum2023 Result
Adjusted Net Income (Non‑GAAP)52.5% $26.2M $29.1M $36.5M $35.16M (Adj); $31.68M (GAAP)
Loan Growth (Bank)22.5% 3.45% 3.83% 4.25% 5.70%
Individual/Department Goals25.0% Various Various Various Various
  • 2024 Equity Awards (for 2023 performance)
MetricWeightingVestingGrant Mechanics
Adjusted ROAE50% RS vest 1/3 on grant (Mar 15, 2024), 1/3 on Jan 1, 2025, 1/3 on Jan 1, 2026 Dollar value converted to shares using DRIP price for 1Q24
Execution on Strategic Initiatives50% Same as above Same as above
  • 2024 Grants to Weber (equity)
Grant DateSharesGrant-date Fair Value
Mar 15, 20243,714.285714 $131,040
  • One-time adjustments used in 2023 metric assessment: Excluded after-tax securities loss of $3.48M from 2023 results due to securities repositioning; Adjusted Net Income $35.16M and Adjusted ROAE 13.57% vs GAAP $31.68M and 12.23% .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Beneficial Ownership and Alignment
ItemDetail
Total beneficial ownership (Dec 31, 2024)6,587 shares
Shares outstanding (record date for 2025 meeting)10,542,731
Ownership as % of shares outstanding≈0.06% (6,587 / 10,542,731)
Hedging/Pledging policyExecs prohibited from hedging and from holding/pledging shares in margin accounts
Option holdingsCompany practice favors restricted stock; outstanding awards table lists restricted shares, not options
  • Outstanding and Unvested Equity (as of Dec 31, 2024)
MetricAmount
Unvested restricted shares3,792.186089
Market value of unvested (at $39.655)$150,379
  • Vesting Schedule (Weber)
TrancheSharesVest Date
Tranche 12,554.090851 (vested) Jan 1, 2025
Tranche 21,238.095238Jan 1, 2026

Note: Beginning with 2023 awards, upon qualified retirement, shares are not forfeited, and vesting continues per schedule (no acceleration) .

Employment Terms

ProvisionKey Terms
Employment AgreementAmended & Restated Employment Agreement dated Oct 5, 2022; initial 3-year term; auto-renews 1 year annually unless 180-day notice
Severance (Good Reason or Involuntary Not For Cause)2.0x agreed compensation and benefits for two years (Weber)
Change-in-Control (double-trigger)Lump sum 2.0x agreed compensation; continued benefits 2 years; limited gross-up if necessary
Non-compete/Non-solicitEmployment agreements contain restrictive covenants precluding competitive activities and protecting proprietary information
ClawbackBonuses subject to clawback and Excess Incentive Compensation Recovery policy
SERP (Weber)Normal retirement: $157,500; other terminations typically $10,084 annually, paid monthly for ≥180 months or life; amount varies by separation scenario
Supplemental Executive Life InsuranceDeath benefit $682,800 (separation table)
Health & Welfare continuityExample amounts in separation table: $22,578 or $33,866 depending on scenario
Accrued leave$13,131 in separation table
  • Illustrative Potential Payments (from separation table, as of Dec 31, 2024)
ScenarioSeveranceEquitySERPHealth/WelfareAccrued Leave
Involuntary Not For Cause$43,058 (over 24 months) $0 $10,084/yr $22,578 $13,131
Voluntary for Good Reason$43,058 (over 24 months) $0 $10,084/yr $22,578 $13,131
Change in Control$1,033,391 (lump sum) $150,379 $157,500 $33,866 $13,131
Disability$32,293/mo $150,379 $10,084/yr $33,866 $13,131
Death$0 $150,379 $157,500 $0 $13,131

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance linkage appears intact: cash incentives for non-PEO NEOs like Weber are weighted to Adjusted Net Income (52.5%) and Loan Growth (22.5%), with equity tied 50/50 to Adjusted ROAE and Strategic Initiatives; 2023 results exceeded loan growth targets and were near the upper end of adjusted net income targets after permissible one-time adjustments, supporting the 2024 bonus and RSU awards paid to Weber.
  • Vesting cadence may create periodic liquidity windows: Weber had 2,554 shares vest on Jan 1, 2025 and 1,238 shares vest on Jan 1, 2026; while Form 4 activity is not assessed here, these dates can contribute to potential insider selling pressure around open trading windows. Hedging/pledging prohibitions mitigate misalignment risk.
  • Retention risk appears moderate: evergreen 3‑year employment term, 2x CIC multiple with continued benefits, and ongoing SERP benefits provide meaningful retention economics; clawback provisions and no option repricing policy features support governance discipline.
  • Ownership alignment is present but modest: Weber beneficially owns 6,587 shares (~0.06% of outstanding), with additional unvested RS improving alignment; absence of pledging and use of time‑vest RS over options reduces risk-taking bias.
  • Execution context: As CFO, Weber operated through 2023 portfolio repositioning and 2024–2025 M&A, with 2024 net income stable YoY and ROAE down YoY due partly to ~$2.0M merger costs, suggesting disciplined capital actions with near‑term integration drag but potential longer‑term scale benefits.