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Lorie Tekorius

Director at ALAMO GROUP
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About Lorie L. Tekorius

Lorie L. Tekorius (age 57) has served as an independent director of Alamo Group Inc. since December 2019. She is President and Chief Executive Officer of The Greenbrier Companies, Inc. (assumed March 1, 2022) and is a Certified Public Accountant with deep experience in finance, accounting, strategic planning, talent development, succession planning, ESG, M&A, and global manufacturing operations .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenure/Date RangeNotes/Impact
The Greenbrier Companies, Inc.President & CEOMarch 1, 2022–presentLeads a global railcar manufacturer and services firm; board director at Greenbrier .
The Greenbrier Companies, Inc.President & COOPrior to March 2022Senior operating leadership preceding CEO role .
The Greenbrier Companies, Inc.EVP & CFOPrior to COO roleFinancial leadership; extensive finance/accounting background .

External Roles

CompanyRoleStartCommittees/Notes
The Greenbrier Companies, Inc.DirectorMarch 30, 2022Current public company directorship; no ALG-related interlock disclosed .

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments (as of the 2025 annual meeting): Audit Committee (member) and Nominating/Corporate Governance Committee (member). Not a committee chair .
  • Board and committee activity (2024): Board met 5 times; committees met Audit 4, Compensation 4, Nominating/Corporate Governance 3. All incumbent directors (including Tekorius) attended 100% of their Board and committee meetings in 2024 .
  • Independence: Board determined all current directors except the CEO are independent under NYSE and ALG guidelines; Tekorius is listed as independent .
  • Audit Committee qualifications: All members are financially literate, designated “Audit Committee financial experts,” and independent under NYSE standards .
  • Executive sessions: Non-management directors meet in executive session at each Board and Committee meeting; Independent Chair presides .
  • Board leadership: Independent Chair structure; CEO and Chair roles separated .

Fixed Compensation

Non‑employee director compensation (ALG) – Tekorius

Metric202220232024
Annual cash retainer ($)75,000 80,000 80,000
Stock awards – grant date FV ($)120,036 125,455 125,111
Option awards ($)
Total ($)195,036 205,455 205,111
  • Structure and rates: Non-employee directors receive an annual retainer (2024: $80,000); added retainers apply to chairs (Board Chair $80,000; Audit Chair $18,000; Compensation Chair $13,000; Nominating/Governance Chair $13,000). Directors also receive an annual stock award; no stock options outstanding for directors as of each year shown .

Performance Compensation

Director equity is delivered via restricted stock awards (no options).

Item202220232024
Grant dateMay 10, 2022 May 11, 2023 May 3, 2024
Grant-date price/FV per share$113.67 $177.95 $193.97 (standard grant)
RS outstanding per non-employee director at year-end (shares)1,056 705 645 (exceptions: new appointees)
  • Notes: 2024 exceptions reflect pro-rated grants for newly appointed directors (e.g., Householder, Haley); Tekorius, as an incumbent, aligns with the standard grant cohort .
  • Options: None granted or outstanding for directors in 2022–2024 .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRelationship to ALGInterlock/Conflict Notes
The Greenbrier Companies, Inc. (GBX)Unrelated industry (railcar design/manufacturing and services)No related-party transactions disclosed; Board has a formal policy, and none were reported for FY2024 .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • CPA with significant finance and accounting expertise; brings strategic planning, talent development, succession planning, ESG, M&A, and global manufacturing operating experience to ALG .
  • Serves on Audit and Nominating/Governance at ALG; Board deems Audit members financially literate and “financial experts” under NYSE standards, reinforcing oversight credibility .

Equity Ownership

As-of DateBeneficially Owned Shares (Tekorius)Percent of Class
Feb 17, 20233,057 <1% (as indicated by “*”)
Feb 16, 20243,762 <1% (as indicated by “*”)
Feb 21, 20254,407 <1% (as indicated by “*”)
  • Ownership guidelines: Outside directors must hold stock equal to 5x annual cash retainer; compliance measured annually. As of the record date, all directors met the requirement or were within the 5‑year transition period .
  • Hedging/pledging: Directors and executive officers are prohibited from pledging company stock or entering hedging transactions, supporting alignment and reducing risk of forced sales .

Shareholder Voting Signals (Support/Accountability)

Director election results for Tekorius

Metric2024 Annual Meeting2025 Annual Meeting
Votes For10,897,906 10,723,046
Votes Against165,657 75,368
Abstain4,852 10,178

Say-on-Pay (company-wide advisory vote)

Metric2024 Annual Meeting2025 Annual Meeting
Votes For10,916,690 10,533,729
Votes Against144,255 217,997
Abstain7,470 56,866

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths for investor confidence:

    • Independent director with Audit and Nominating/Governance committee service; Audit committee comprised entirely of independent “financial experts,” bolstering financial oversight .
    • 100% attendance in 2024 with active Board/committee cadence (Board 5x; committees 4/4/3), signaling engagement .
    • Ownership alignment: progressive increase in beneficial holdings; robust stock ownership guidelines; prohibition on hedging/pledging .
    • Clean related‑party profile: no related‑party transactions in FY2024; formal approval policy in place .
    • Shareholder support: Strong director election support and favorable say‑on‑pay results in 2024 and 2025 .
  • Potential risks/considerations:

    • External workload: Serving as CEO and director at Greenbrier plus ALG directorship could raise time‑commitment questions; mitigated by ALG’s cap of three public company boards and her compliance with that limit .
    • Not a committee chair at ALG; influence is via committee membership rather than leadership roles, which is consistent with board composition and does not indicate any governance weakness .
  • Compensation structure quality:

    • Director pay is balanced between cash retainer and annual restricted stock; no stock options outstanding; independent compensation consultant engaged for benchmarking; governance practices include no single‑trigger CIC, no excise tax gross‑ups, and no hedging/pledging, aligning with best practices .