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Todd L. Herring

First Vice Chair at ACNB
Board

About Todd L. Herring

Todd L. Herring, age 63, is First Vice Chair of the Board of ACNB Corporation and ACNB Bank and has served as a director since July 2017; he has been Vice Chair since May 26, 2020. He is a physical therapist and Market Director at Pivot—Athletico Physical Therapy since 2015, previously Owner & President of Central Maryland Rehabilitation Services, Inc. (2006–2015), and manages multiple real estate partnerships since 1985. His biography emphasizes small business operations, local market knowledge (Carroll County, MD), and prior bank board experience (New Windsor Bancorp, Inc./New Windsor State Bank, 2013–2017), supporting governance and regional expertise .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
New Windsor Bancorp, Inc. and New Windsor State BankDirector2013–2017Prior board experience in community banking
Central Maryland Rehabilitation Services, Inc. (CMRS)Owner & President2006–2015Operated hospital/home health/outpatient rehab; 120+ employees; sold to Pivot—Athletico in 2015
Real estate partnershipsOwner/ManagerSince 1985Manages residential and commercial properties

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Pivot—Athletico Physical TherapyMarket DirectorSince 2015Provider with 900+ clinics across 24+ states
Real estate partnershipsOwner/ManagerSince 1985Ongoing private investments

Board Governance

  • Independence: Independent director; no other related transactions flagged for this director in independence review .
  • Tenure and leadership: Director since 2017; First Vice Chair since May 26, 2020 .
  • Board/committee attendance: Board met 13 times in 2024; each director attended ≥75% of combined Board and committee meetings; all directors attended the 2024 annual meeting .
  • Committees and engagement:
    • Audit Committee: Member; 5 meetings in 2024 .
    • Executive Committee: Member; 4 meetings in 2024 .
    • Compensation Committee: Member; 6 meetings in 2024 .
    • Nominating Committee: Member; 2 meetings in 2024 .
  • Board structure: Chair is independent; only independent directors serve on Audit, Compensation, and Nominating Committees .

Fixed Compensation

Director fee schedule (effective July 1, 2024):

ComponentAmount
Annual retainer (non-employee directors) ($)$45,000
Per Board meeting ($)$860
Per committee meeting ($)$540
Audit Committee chair ($/yr)$6,450
Compensation Committee chair ($/yr)$6,450
Executive Committee chair ($/yr)$4,300
Loan Committee chair ($/yr)$4,300
Trust Committee chair ($/yr)$2,690
Nominating Committee chair ($/yr)$2,000
Chairman of the Board ($/yr)$37,625
Vice Chairman of the Board ($/yr)$10,750
ACNB Insurance Services board meeting ($)$800 per meeting
Retainer equity electionDirectors may elect 70% or 100% of retainer in ACNB common stock under 2018 Omnibus Plan; paid quarterly at DRIP price

Todd L. Herring – 2024 director compensation:

NameFees Earned or Paid in Cash ($)Stock Awards ($)All Other Compensation ($)Total ($)
Todd L. Herring$38,744 $34,863 $430 (imputed income from supplemental life plan) $73,607

Additional director benefits and participation:

  • Deferred Fee Plan participation in 2024 (eligible to defer up to 100% of director income; earnings funded via BOLI) .
  • Long-term care insurance offered to directors (plan insures eight directors; no premiums paid by directors) .
  • Supplemental director life insurance ($250,000 benefit subject to service/retirement conditions; funded via BOLI; imputed income taxable) .

Performance Compensation

Item2024 Status
Variable Compensation Plan awards to non-employee directorsNone granted in 2024
Clawback policyAll bonuses subject to clawback and Excess Incentive Compensation Recovery Policy Statement under the Plan
Anti-hedging/pledgingDirectors prohibited from hedging ACNB stock and from holding or pledging ACNB stock in margin accounts

Other Directorships & Interlocks

Company/InstitutionRolePeriodNotes
New Windsor Bancorp, Inc.Director2013–2017Prior bank holding company role
New Windsor State BankDirector2013–2017Bank subsidiary role
Compensation Committee interlocksNoneN/ACompany disclosed no compensation committee interlocks; all members independent

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Small-business operations and management (founder/operator of CMRS; market leadership at Pivot—Athletico) .
  • Local market knowledge and community ties in Carroll County, MD, and surrounding markets .
  • Real estate investment/management experience since 1985 .
  • Prior community bank board experience (New Windsor Bancorp/State Bank) .

Equity Ownership

HolderSharesNotes
Todd L. Herring – total beneficial ownership11,199 Breakdown below
Held solely by Mr. Herring9,022
Trust for benefit of Mr. Herring1,125
Spouse (individual)172
Spouse’s IRA880
Ownership as % of shares outstanding~0.106% (11,199 ÷ 10,542,731)
Shares pledged as collateralNone disclosed; pledging prohibited by policy
Ownership guidelinesNominating Committee requires stock ownership as a nomination attribute (no numeric multiple disclosed)

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Independent director; serves on all key committees (Audit, Compensation, Nominating, Executive), enhancing oversight breadth .
    • Board leadership as First Vice Chair supports governance continuity and Board–management communication .
    • Documented attendance and engagement (≥75% in 2024; attended annual meeting), with active committee calendars (Audit 5; Compensation 6; Executive 4; Nominating 2) .
    • Alignment via equity retainer election mechanism and personal share ownership (11,199 shares; ~0.106% of outstanding) .
    • Strong policy framework: anti-hedging/pledging, related-party transaction oversight (Board preapproval >$50k; quarterly Audit Committee reporting) .
  • Potential risks/RED FLAGS

    • None disclosed specific to Herring: independence affirmed; “Other Transactions/Relationships” listed as “None” in the independence table .
    • No performance-based director awards in 2024 (neutral for alignment; equity retainer still provides ownership exposure) .
    • Broader company related-party items (e.g., acquisition-related separations; CEO’s brother hire post-transaction) are disclosed but do not implicate Herring; continued monitoring appropriate for perceived governance optics .
  • Shareholder sentiment context

    • Say-on-pay approval was 89.15% at the 2024 annual meeting, indicating supportive investor sentiment toward compensation governance broadly .