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Timothy Eckersley

President, International, and Senior Vice President, Allegion at AllegionAllegion
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About Timothy Eckersley

Timothy P. Eckersley, age 63, serves as President, International, and Senior Vice President at Allegion plc, a role he has held since June 2023; prior roles include Senior Vice President, Allegion International (2021–June 2023) and Senior Vice President, Americas (2013–2020) . Allegion’s 2024 performance underpinning incentive designs delivered net revenues of $3,772.2 million (+3.3% YoY), operating income of $780.7 million (+10.2%), available cash flow of $582.9 million (+12.9%), EPS of $6.82 (+11.4%), and TSR of 10.06% for the 2022–2024 period (30th percentile vs S&P 400 Capital Goods), driving AIP payouts of ~92% of target (corporate) and PSU payouts of 117% .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Allegion plcPresident, International; Senior Vice PresidentJun 2023–presentLeads Allegion’s international businesses; executive NEO responsible for regional financial and operational performance .
Allegion plcSenior Vice President, Allegion International2021–Jun 2023Led international portfolio during expansion and operational execution .
Allegion plcSenior Vice President, Americas2013–2020Directed Americas segment; core P&L leadership and growth execution .
Allegion plcOversight of Global Software Solutions (expanded responsibilities)Initiated 2023Additional performance-based equity tied to building global commercial software solutions and platform objectives; 2025 component paid at 91% of target .

Fixed Compensation

Metric20242025
Base Salary ($)$570,000 $600,000
Target Bonus (% of Base)75% 75%
Long-term Incentive Target ($)$900,000 $925,000

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Plan (AIP) – 2024

ComponentTargetActualPayout
AIP Target ($)$427,500
Financial Performance Score (International)90.86%
Individual Performance Score100%
AIP Award ($)$390,735 91.40% of target

International AIP financial metrics and outcomes:

Metric (International)Threshold ($mm)Target ($mm)Maximum ($mm)Actual ($mm)Weighted Financial Achievement
Adjusted Revenue737 776 815 750 22.08%
Adjusted Operating Income97 107 118 97 17.96%
Operating Cash Flow89 105 120 113 50.82%
Financial Performance Score (sum)90.86%

Corporate AIP financial metrics (context for program design):

Metric (Corporate)Threshold ($mm)Target ($mm)Maximum ($mm)Actual ($mm)Weighted Financial Achievement
Adjusted Revenue3,651 3,794 3,984 3,734 26.32%
Adjusted Operating Income793 857 943 842 29.45%
Adjusted Available Cash Flow516 570 656 578 36.29%
Financial Performance Score (sum)92.06%

Long-Term Incentive (LTI)

Structure and vesting:

  • PSUs: 50% of LTI; 3-year performance period; 50% adjusted EPS and 50% relative TSR versus S&P 400/500 Capital Goods; payout 0–200%; TSR portion capped at target if TSR negative .
  • Stock Options: 25%; 10-year term; vest ratably over 3 years .
  • RSUs: 25%; vest ratably over 3 years; dividend equivalents only if vested .

2024 grants (Eckersley):

Award TypeGrant DateGrant Date Fair Value ($)Units (#)Option Exercise Price ($)Expiration
PSUs (2024–2026)2/22/2024 537,978 3,454
Stock Options2/22/2024 225,019 5,499 130.290 2/22/2034
RSUs2/22/2024 225,011 1,727

PSU payouts for the 2022–2024 performance cycle:

MetricThresholdTargetMaximumActualComponent PayoutTotal PSU Payout
Adjusted EPS (50%)$6.02 $6.74 $7.72 $7.47 174% 117%
Relative TSR (50%)25th pct Median ≥75th pct 30th pct (10.1% TSR) 60% 117%
PSUs Earned (Eckersley)3,577 target 4,186 shares

Special performance-based equity for Global Software Solutions responsibilities (granted Apr 2023):

ComponentTarget SharesPayout Timing2025 Achievement2025 Payout
PSU-like award14,701 1/2 in Feb 2024; 1/3 in Feb 2025; 1/6 in Feb 2026 Composite score 91% 91% of 2025 component

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial ownership (as of March 14, 2025):

HolderOrdinary SharesNotional SharesOptions Exercisable within 60 DaysOwnership %
Timothy P. Eckersley35,716 1,518 25,016 <1%

2024 option exercises and stock vesting (supply considerations):

CategorySharesValue Realized ($)
Options Exercised (2024)19,754 1,097,537
Stock Awards Vested (2024)19,662 2,551,691

Ownership and alignment policies:

  • Anti-hedging/anti-pledging: Executives prohibited from hedging and pledging; no pledged securities outstanding among directors or executive officers .
  • Stock ownership guidelines: Senior Vice Presidents required to hold 2x base salary; compliance or on-track status confirmed as of April 2024; EDCP shares and unvested RSUs count, options and unvested PSUs excluded .

Employment Terms

Change-in-Control (CIC) Plan terms:

  • Severance multiple: 1.5x base salary plus 1.5x target annual incentive for executive officers; CEO is 3.0x .
  • Health benefits: Continued for years equal to the severance multiple; outplacement up to $25,000 .
  • Equity: Options/RSUs vest upon CIC unless substantially equivalent replacement awards provided; PSUs vest pro-rata based on target and service through the performance period .
  • Tax gross-ups: None; “Best of Net” approach to optimize after-tax benefits .

Estimated payments for Eckersley (hypothetical separation on Dec 31, 2024):

ScenarioSeverance ($)Earned but Unpaid AIP ($)PSU Award Payout ($)Value of Unvested Equity ($)Health Benefits ($)Outplacement ($)Total ($)
Retirement390,735 1,941,035 577,721 2,909,491
Involuntary without Cause390,735 1,941,035 577,721 2,909,491
Change in Control (qualifying termination)1,995,000 390,735 1,640,122 577,721 39,530 25,000 4,668,108
Disability390,735 1,640,122 577,721 2,608,578
Death390,735 1,640,122 577,721 2,608,578

Clawbacks and governance protections:

  • SEC/NYSE-compliant clawback policy (2023) requiring reimbursement/forfeiture of excess incentive-based compensation upon restatement .
  • Enhanced clawback (2024) allowing recoupment of time- and performance-based awards for cause terminations or fraud-related restatements .

Multi-Year Compensation Summary (NEO SCT)

YearSalary ($)Stock Awards ($)Option Awards ($)Non-Equity Incentive Comp ($)Change in Pension Value ($)All Other Comp ($)Total ($)
2022522,615 647,200 206,277 202,694 83,112 1,661,898
2023545,900 2,168,528 207,514 633,941 75,501 3,631,384
2024565,300 762,989 225,019 390,735 565,734 110,022 2,619,799

Pension benefits (present value of accumulated benefit at 12/31/2024):

PlanYears of ServicePresent Value ($)
Qualified Pension Plan15.17 236,911
Supplemental Pension Plan15.17 521,964
KMP (legacy Ingersoll Rand)17.17 2,941,574

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Pay mix and at-risk pay: Significant proportion of target total direct compensation in performance-contingent incentives (AIP/PSUs/options/RSUs), consistent with pay-for-performance design .
  • Metric shifts: 2024 AIP replaced adjusted EBITDA with adjusted operating income to align corporate and regional metrics; International financial score 90.86% reflects strong cash generation offset by OI shortfall versus target .
  • PSU calibration: 2022–2024 cycle paid 117% of target driven by strong adjusted EPS (174% component) despite below-median TSR (60% component), a balanced but potentially generous outcome amid 30th percentile relative TSR .
  • Governance: No employment agreements with fixed terms; no option repricing; no tax gross-ups under CIC; robust anti-hedging/anti-pledging and clawbacks .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and retention: Eckersley’s equity-heavy mix, ownership guidelines (2x salary), and prohibition on pledging/hedging support alignment with long-term shareholders and reduce misalignment risk .
  • Performance-sensitive payouts: International AIP outcomes near target and PSU structure with dual EPS/TSR metrics tie pay to both absolute and relative performance; watch TSR underperformance vs peers as a moderating factor in future cycles .
  • Event risk terms: Double-trigger CIC protection (1.5x multiple, immediate vesting unless replaced, pro-rata PSUs, no gross-ups) provide continuity but create potential payout leverage in M&A scenarios; total CIC package estimated at ~$4.67M as of 12/31/2024 .
  • Trading signals: 2024 option exercises and sizable vesting events indicate periodic supply overhang windows; monitor 10b5-1 activity and vest timing to anticipate potential insider-related flows around anniversaries of 2/22 grants .

Shareholder say-on-pay approval of ~85% in 2024 indicates general investor support for the program, with ongoing engagement and enhanced clawbacks suggesting responsiveness to governance feedback .