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Glenn Orchard

Chief Growth Officer at ANGI
Executive

About Glenn Orchard

Glenn Orchard, age 47, is Angi Inc.’s Chief Growth Officer since October 15, 2024, after serving as SVP, Digital & Growth at Angi (Dec 2023–Oct 2024), CMO of Angi International (Oct 2021–present), and CMO of MyBuilder (Jan 2018–Sep 2021) . His earlier career includes senior marketing and commercial roles at Photobox Group (2011–2017) and Dixons Retail/Currys plc (2003–2011) . Company-level “Pay vs Performance” disclosures show 2024 Company TSR value of $19.60 on a $100 base and GAAP net earnings of $36.0M, providing context for alignment of executive incentives with shareholder outcomes . Angi prohibits hedging and pledging of company stock, enhancing alignment, and maintains a Dodd-Frank/Nasdaq-compliant clawback policy adopted in 2023 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
Angi Inc.Chief Growth OfficerOct 2024–presentLeads growth initiatives; granted RSUs tied to retention and multi-year execution
Angi Inc.SVP, Digital & GrowthDec 2023–Oct 2024Drove digital growth; precursor to CGO appointment
Angi InternationalChief Marketing OfficerOct 2021–presentOversees international marketing; eligible for Angi International pension
MyBuilder (Angi International UK)Chief Marketing OfficerJan 2018–Sep 2021Scaled UK marketplace demand generation
Photobox GroupMarketing, Analytics & BI Group Director; prior marketing/commercial roles2011–2017Built analytics and BI capabilities for European e-commerce
Dixons Retail (Currys plc)Head of Commercial – Mobile, Broadband & Content; prior marketing/commercial roles2003–2011Drove category P&L and commercial strategy

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 valueNotes
Base salary (GBP)£330,000Set at appointment to Chief Growth Officer
Target bonus (GBP)£150,000Discretionary; non-formulaic program
Actual cash bonus (USD)$234,6732024 bonus paid, reflecting company and individual performance
Other compensation (USD)$50,790Pension contributions ($20,729) and tax equalization incl. gross-ups ($30,061; $13,995 gross-up)

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
Time-vested RSUs (Mar 26, 2024 grant)n/an/an/a$938,000 grant-date FV350,000 RSUs, equal annual installments over 4 years (vesting on Jan 1, 2025/2026/2027/2028)
Time-vested RSUs (Oct 15, 2024 grant)n/an/an/a$1,008,000 grant-date FV400,000 RSUs, equal annual installments over 4 years on each Oct 15 anniversary

Vesting calendar

GrantTranche date(s)UnitsTerms
350,000 RSUs (3/26/2024)Jan 1, 2025; Jan 1, 2026; Jan 1, 2027; Jan 1, 202887,500 per trancheEqual annual installments; continued service required; partial vesting upon certain terminations
400,000 RSUs (10/15/2024)Oct 15, 2025; Oct 15, 2026; Oct 15, 2027; Oct 15, 2028100,000 per trancheEqual annual installments; continued service required; partial vesting upon certain terminations

Program design notes:

  • Annual cash bonus is discretionary with non-formulaic assessment across revenue/profitability, strategic objectives, and individual contributions .
  • Angi has emphasized RSUs over options in recent years; options are not a regular component of current equity awards, reducing risk of option repricing and simplifying retention .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemAmountDetail
Unvested RSUs (12/31/2024)750,000Aggregate unvested RSUs; market value $1,245,000 at $1.66 close
Hedging/pledgingProhibitedNo hedging, short sales, or pledging of Angi securities permitted under policy
Stock ownership guideline7,500 sharesMust be met by Oct 15, 2029 for CGO role; retain 25% of net shares until compliant
Insider monetization (2024)$175,830Exercised SARs in an Angi subsidiary in 2024; RSU vest value realized disclosed separately

2024 stock vested

Shares vested (RSUs)Value realized (USD)
0 for Orchard at Angi parent in 2024— (no parent RSU vest reported in 2024)

Employment Terms

TermProvisionNotes
Appointment dateOct 15, 2024Appointed Chief Growth Officer
Base salary£330,000Paid in GBP
Target bonus£150,000Discretionary annual cash bonus
Equity400,000 RSUs at appointmentFour-year equal annual vest; continued service required
Severance (Qualifying Termination)12 months base salary continuationOffset by other employment income; partial vesting for awards that would vest during severance period; options/SARs exercisable for 18 months
Change-in-controlDouble-trigger accelerationAll unvested Angi equity accelerates upon Qualifying Termination within 2 years post CoC (PSUs treated per award terms; Orchard holds RSUs)
Restrictive covenantsNon-compete and non-solicit during employment + severance periodConfidentiality and proprietary rights obligations
Tax equalizationEligible if taxed outside UKIncludes tax preparation services; equalization payments grossed-up
ClawbackDodd-Frank/Nasdaq compliantMandatory recovery of incentive compensation on restatements regardless of misconduct

Performance & Track Record

Company metric (context)2024 value
Company TSR ($100 initial investment)$19.60
Peer Group TSR ($100 initial investment)$307.93
GAAP Net Earnings$36,000,000

Note: Orchard’s CGO tenure began Oct 15, 2024; Angi’s pay-versus-performance metrics reflect company-level outcomes and provide context for pay-for-performance alignment .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Shift toward RSUs over options: Angi has not used stock options as a regular component in recent years; Orchard’s equity is entirely time-based RSUs, emphasizing retention and long-term participation over high-beta option exposure .
  • At-risk pay vs guaranteed: Orchard’s package includes significant at-risk equity with multi-year vesting; annual bonus is discretionary, not formulaic, aligning payouts with holistic performance assessments .
  • Tax gross-ups: Tax equalization includes gross-ups ($13,995 in 2024), a potential governance sensitivity for some investors .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Prohibitions on hedging/pledging and stock ownership guidelines support alignment; RSU-heavy equity reduces repricing risk but lacks explicit operating performance metrics for Orchard’s grants .
  • Retention risk: 12-month salary continuation and partial RSU vesting on Qualifying Termination offer retention value; four-year vesting cadence with UK-based compensation suggests stability, though discretionary bonuses introduce variability .
  • Near-term selling pressure: Orchard realized $175,830 from SARs at an Angi subsidiary in 2024; parent-level RSU vesting for Orchard did not occur in 2024, but future annual tranches (Jan 1 and Oct 15 schedules) will add supply unless shares are held under guidelines .
  • Pay-for-performance: Lack of disclosed quantitative bonus metrics for Orchard and time-based RSUs may limit direct tie to growth/EBITDA targets; company-level TSR and profitability trends should be monitored to assess Committee’s discretionary determinations .

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