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Adrienne M. Uleau

Chief Financial Officer and Vice President at AMREP
Executive

About Adrienne M. Uleau

Adrienne M. Uleau, age 57, is Chief Financial Officer and Vice President of AMREP Corporation (NYSE: AXR) since July 2025; she was previously Vice President, Finance & Accounting (March 2020–July 2025) and Controller (2018–March 2020) . As CFO, she is a Section 302/906 certifying officer (principal financial officer), signing the FY2025 10-K and Q1 FY2026 10-Q certifications . Company performance context: AMREP reported net income of $21.79M (FY2023), $6.69M (FY2024) and $12.72M (FY2025); total shareholder return (TSR) value of an initial $100 investment was $108.09 (FY2023), $157.73 (FY2024), and $175.35 (FY2025) .

Company performance (context during most recent years):

MetricFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Net Income ($)21,790,000 6,690,000 12,716,000
TSR (Value of $100)108.09 157.73 175.35

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYears
AMREP CorporationChief Financial Officer & Vice PresidentJuly 2025–present
AMREP CorporationVice President, Finance & AccountingMarch 2020–July 2025
AMREP CorporationController2018–March 2020
United Tectonics Corp.Controller2016–2018
Cushman & WakefieldFinancial Manager2014–2016

External Roles

No external public company directorships or external roles were disclosed for Ms. Uleau in the company’s executive officer biographies reviewed .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Base Salary ($)166,500 173,900 179,000
All Other Compensation ($)7,700 9,000 6,400
NotesIncludes life insurance premiums and company 401(k)/Simple IRA matching contributions Includes life insurance premiums and company 401(k)/Simple IRA matching contributions Includes life insurance premiums and company 401(k)/Simple IRA matching contributions

Latest approved base salary change: Effective July 28, 2025, Ms. Uleau’s annual base salary was increased to $200,000 .

Performance Compensation

Incentive TypeFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Annual Cash Bonus ($)55,000 60,000 55,000
Stock Awards – Grant Date Fair Value ($)23,500 (restricted stock) 40,400 (restricted stock) 41,200 (restricted stock)

Additional awards and approvals:

  • On July 17, 2025, Ms. Uleau was awarded a $61,000 cash bonus and 2,100 restricted shares under the 2016 Equity Compensation Plan; vesting: 700 shares on July 17, 2026, 700 shares on July 17, 2027, 700 shares on July 17, 2028; her base salary was also set to $200,000 effective July 28, 2025 .
  • On July 18, 2024, Ms. Uleau was awarded a $55,000 cash bonus and 1,890 restricted shares vesting 630 shares on each of July 18, 2025, July 18, 2026, and July 18, 2027 .

Performance plan design disclosure: The proxy discloses bonus amounts and equity awards but does not provide formulaic annual incentive metrics (e.g., revenue/EBITDA/TSR weightings) for Ms. Uleau; awards were approved by the Board/Compensation & HR Committee as described in the proxies .

Vesting Schedules (Restricted Stock)

Vest DateShares
July 12, 2025700
July 13, 2025700
July 18, 2025630
July 12, 2026700
July 17, 2026700
July 18, 2026630
July 17, 2027700
July 18, 2027630
July 17, 2028700

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Total Beneficial Ownership (as of record date July 21, 2025)8,324 shares; indicated as less than 1% of class (“*”)
Included Restricted Shares Scheduled to VestBeneficial ownership footnote (6) lists future vesting RS tranches: 700 (7/12/26), 630 (7/18/26), 700 (7/17/26), 630 (7/18/27), 700 (7/17/27), 700 (7/17/28), each subject to continued employment
Outstanding Unvested Equity at 4/30/20253,990 restricted shares; market value $89,975 based on $22.55 close on April 30, 2025
Stock OptionsNo options reported for Ms. Uleau in outstanding awards table

Ownership guidelines/pledging: No stock ownership guideline or pledging/hedging disclosure was identified for Ms. Uleau in the excerpts reviewed; beneficial ownership details and RS schedules are disclosed as above .

Employment Terms

  • Appointment: Ms. Uleau was appointed Chief Financial Officer and Vice President effective July 17, 2025 .
  • Severance/Change-in-Control: Other than as described for the CEO, the Company’s executive officers (including the CFO) are not party to agreements providing for payments upon a change in control; severance policies for terminations apply on the same basis as other salaried employees; the Compensation & HR Committee retains discretion to enter severance agreements; under the 2016 Equity Compensation Plan, restrictions on certain awards automatically lapse upon a change in control, subject to the applicable award agreement .

Say-on-Pay and Shareholder Feedback

ProposalVotes ForVotes AgainstAbstentionsBroker Non-Votes
Advisory approval of executive compensation (2025 Annual Meeting)3,118,485 153,688 1,669 1,316,173
Preferred frequency of Say-on-Pay (2025) – One Year votes2,956,094 1,316,173

Additional Governance/Compliance

  • Section 302/906 certifications: Ms. Uleau signed the FY2025 10-K and Q1 FY2026 10-Q certifications as principal financial officer .
  • SEC 8-K signatory: Ms. Uleau signed certain 8-Ks as an officer (e.g., Item 9.01 filing dated Sept. 9, 2025; press release exhibit index; and prior 2024 filings) .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Ms. Uleau’s pay mix is modest cash salary with at-risk components via discretionary cash bonus and multi-year restricted stock grants, which align with shareholder outcomes through time-based vesting across 2025–2028 .
  • Retention and calendar dynamics: The concentration of vesting dates in mid-July across 2026–2028 creates retention hooks and a predictable cadence for potential tax-related transactions around vesting events; unvested RS at 4/30/2025 totaled 3,990 shares ($89,975 at $22.55) .
  • Governance and risk: Executives (other than the CEO’s separate agreement) lack change-in-control cash protections, though equity restrictions may lapse upon a change in control, which tempers exit windfalls but could accelerate equity value realization in strategic events .
  • Shareholder sentiment: 2025 Say-on-Pay support (3.12M “For” vs. 0.15M “Against”) indicates strong shareholder approval of the compensation program as disclosed .