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Lisa Laube

Director at Boot Barn HoldingsBoot Barn Holdings
Board

About Lisa Laube

Independent director of Boot Barn since 2018; age 62. Former President of Floor & Decor (retired 2022), with prior senior merchandising and marketing roles across Party City, Bath & Body Works (White Barn Candle), Linens ‘n Things, and Macy’s; currently chairs Boot Barn’s Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee and serves on the Compensation Committee. She is independent under NYSE standards and currently chairs the board of Zoo Atlanta and serves on the Terry School of Business Dean’s Advisory Council. Education is not specified in the proxy.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc.President; EVP & Chief Merchandising Officer priorEVP/CMO (2012–2020); President (2020–2022); retired 2022Led Merchandising, Marketing, Training, E‑Commerce, Store Ops
Party City Holdco Inc.President; previously Chief Merchandising Officer2005–2011Oversaw Merchandising, Marketing, E‑Commerce
White Barn Candle Company (Bath & Body Works)Vice President, Merchandising2002–2004Merchandising leadership
Linens ‘n ThingsBuyer → General Merchandising Manager1996–2002Merchandising leadership
Macy’s Inc.Buyer, Textiles division1988–1996Merchandising

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Zoo AtlantaChairman of the BoardCurrentNon‑profit governance
Terry School of Business (UGA)Dean’s Advisory Council memberCurrentAcademic advisory role

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Chair, Nominating & Corporate Governance; Member, Compensation. The Compensation Committee met 5 times and the Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee met 4 times in fiscal 2025.
  • Independence: Board determined Ms. Laube is independent under NYSE standards.
  • Attendance and engagement: Board held 7 meetings in fiscal 2025; each director attended at least 75% of Board and relevant committee meetings; independent directors meet regularly in executive sessions.
  • Committee remits (highlights): Nominating & Governance oversees governance guidelines, ESG oversight, conflicts of interest, succession planning, board/committee self‑evaluation; Compensation oversees executive pay, equity plans, clawback, hedging/pledging policies, ownership guidelines, and director compensation recommendations.

Fixed Compensation

PeriodCash Retainer (Director)Chair Retainer (Nom/Gov)Other Committee FeesTotal Cash (Actual)
FY 2025$95,000 $20,000 N/A (member of Compensation; no member fees disclosed) $115,000 (Fees Earned)
  • Program changes effective FY2025 (Korn Ferry recommendation): increased director cash retainer to $95,000; chair retainers to $25,000 (Audit), $20,000 (Compensation), $20,000 (Nominating & Governance); Non‑executive chair to $150,000. Paid quarterly; reasonable expense reimbursement.

Performance Compensation

PeriodEquity TypeGrant DateGrant Value (ASC 718)Shares/UnitsVesting
FY 2025RSUsMay 16, 2024$144,974 1,298 units (intended $145k ÷ $111.69) Time‑based; fully vest on first anniversary of grant date (one‑year cliff)
FY 2025 (as of 3/29/2025)RSUs outstanding5/16/2024Market value $135,213 (based on $104.17 on 3/28/2025) 1,298 unvested units Vested after fiscal year end per schedule
  • Director equity is solely time‑based RSUs; no PSU metrics, options, or performance hurdles are used for non‑employee directors. The Company does not currently grant stock options to directors; option awards column is blank in the director table.

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CounterpartyInterlock/RelationshipAmount/MaterialityNotes
Floor & Decor Holdings, Inc.Ms. Laube previously served as President (and earlier EVP/CMO) < $0.1m capex in FY2025 and FY2024; $0.1m in FY2023 (Boot Barn) Company recorded minor capital expenditures with FND while certain Boot Barn directors had roles at FND; amounts immaterial, recorded as PP&E

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Retail merchandising, marketing, e‑commerce, store operations; multi‑brand consumer experience across specialty retail.
  • Governance leadership experience through chairing Nom/Gov and external non‑profit board chair role.

Equity Ownership

Record DateTotal Beneficial Ownership (Shares)% of OutstandingForm of OwnershipHedging/PledgingOwnership Guidelines
July 1, 202514,606 <1% (table designation “*”) Direct ownership Prohibited by Insider Trading Policy (including margin/pledge and derivatives) Directors must hold 5x annual cash retainer; expected compliance within 5 years of adoption or appointment
  • Company reports all directors and NEOs expected to be in compliance within applicable periods as of March 29, 2025.

Fixed Compensation (Detail – FY2025 Director Table)

MetricFY 2025
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash ($)$115,000
Stock Awards ($)$144,974
Total ($)$259,974

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Mix shows balanced cash retainer plus time‑based equity ($145k target), aligning director pay with shareholder outcomes without introducing short‑term meeting fees; changes in FY2025 increased cash and equity values to align with market benchmarks following Korn Ferry review.
  • No options or PSUs for directors; reduces risk of option repricing or performance metric “gaming.”

Related Party Transactions

  • No Lisa‑specific related party transactions disclosed. Governance process includes formal related person transaction policy; audit committee evaluates independence and terms vs. third‑party market.
  • Company disclosed minor capital expenditures with Floor & Decor (<$0.1m annually during FY2024–FY2025; $0.1m FY2023) while certain directors served at FND; amounts de minimis.

Say‑on‑Pay & Shareholder Feedback (Context)

  • Prior year say‑on‑pay received 98% approval; Compensation Committee considered results and made no material changes due to strong support.

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director; chairs Nom/Gov and contributes to Compensation; strong attendance; robust hedging/pledging prohibitions; director ownership guideline at 5x retainer supports alignment.
  • Compensation signals: Time‑based RSUs and moderate cash retainers; no option use; Korn Ferry benchmarking suggests market‑aligned adjustments.
  • Conflicts/Red flags: No Lisa‑specific related‑party exposure disclosed; minor Floor & Decor capex while certain directors (including Ms. Laube’s prior executive role) had ties—immaterial amounts; monitor but not a current red flag.
  • Overall board effectiveness: Committee leadership and engagement frequency (5 Comp; 4 Nom/Gov) indicate active governance; independent executive sessions reinforce oversight.