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Vincent M. Cutrona

Executive Vice President and President, Canal Bank Division at CHEMUNG FINANCIAL
Executive

About Vincent M. Cutrona

Vincent M. Cutrona, age 49, is Executive Vice President of the Bank and President of Canal Bank, a division of Chemung Canal Trust Company, and has been with the Bank since 2024; he is not a Named Executive Officer (NEO) under CHMG’s proxy disclosure framework . As a senior officer, his incentives fall under Chemung’s discretionary pay structure, where the Compensation Committee uses judgement instead of fixed formulas and can award cash bonuses and restricted stock based on individual contributions and divisional results; restricted stock for senior officers generally vests over five years, and directors/executives are prohibited from hedging or pledging company stock .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Chemung Canal Trust Company (Bank)Senior Vice President and President of Canal Bank (division)2024Not disclosed in proxy
Chemung Canal Trust Company (Bank)Executive Vice President and President of Canal Bank (division)2025Not disclosed in proxy

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Uniland DevelopmentDirector of Capital Markets2022Not disclosed in proxy
Evans BankSenior Vice President/Commercial Banking Director2006Not disclosed in proxy

Fixed Compensation

  • Mr. Cutrona’s base salary, target bonus, and actual bonus are not individually disclosed; he is not an NEO, and the Summary Compensation Table covers NEOs only .
  • Chemung’s program for senior officers allows discretionary cash awards and restricted stock based on contributions, divisional results, service quality, and strategic execution; there is no expectation that awards are paid every year .

Performance Compensation

  • Chemung does not use formula-driven plans; the Compensation Committee retains discretion and considers financial/business plan progress, peer comparisons, and subjective criteria (leadership, morale, culture). CEO metrics include net income, ROE, efficiency, asset quality, peer performance, and strategic progress; senior officers are evaluated on accountability for specific financial, operational, and risk objectives that drive growth and profitability .
  • No specific metric weightings, targets, or payouts are disclosed for Mr. Cutrona .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetailNotes
Individual beneficial ownershipNot individually disclosed for Mr. CutronaBeneficial ownership table lists NEOs/directors; he is not included
Directors/executives group ownership594,710 shares; 12.41% of outstandingBased on 4,789,963 shares outstanding as of April 7, 2025
Anti-hedging/anti-pledgingProhibited for directors and executive officersNo short sales, options, hedging, or pledging of CHMG stock
Vesting standardsSenior officer restricted stock generally vests over 5 years (equal annual installments)Acceleration for death/disability or involuntary termination following change in control (double-trigger)
Equity plan change-in-control2025 Equity Incentive Plan: double-trigger acceleration; performance awards deemed satisfied at target pro-rata or actual, whichever greaterApplies to plan participants; immediate vesting if acquirer fails to assume awards (non-performance)

Employment Terms

TermStatus for CutronaNotes
Change-in-control agreementNot disclosed for Mr. CutronaCIC agreements disclosed for Tomson (2.99x) and for Cole, Cosgrove, Fariello, McKim (2.0x); Mr. Cutrona not listed among agreement holders
Severance multiplesNot disclosed for Mr. CutronaSee CIC multiples above for executives with agreements
Non-compete / Non-solicitNot disclosedNo employment contract terms for Mr. Cutrona in proxy
Equity acceleration on CICPlan-level double-trigger; applies to participants2025 Equity Incentive Plan mechanics as disclosed
Clawback / Tax gross-upsNot disclosed for Mr. CutronaNo clawback/tax gross-up specifics disclosed for him
Stock ownership guidelinesNot disclosed for executivesNo guideline multiple or compliance status disclosed

Investment Implications

  • Limited transparency: Because Mr. Cutrona is not an NEO, there is no disclosure of his salary, bonus targets, or equity grants, constraining direct pay-for-performance analysis and precise ownership alignment assessment .
  • Discretionary incentives: Chemung’s non-formulaic incentive framework emphasizes committee discretion tied to divisional performance and individual contributions, potentially aligning incentives with execution but reducing predictability of payouts and external benchmarking clarity .
  • Pledging/hedging risk mitigated: Board policy prohibits hedging and pledging for directors and executive officers, lowering misalignment and margin-call risk signals often associated with pledged shares .
  • Change-in-control exposure appears modest: CIC agreements are disclosed for certain executives and the CEO, but not for Mr. Cutrona; absent a disclosed agreement, his personal CIC cash severance exposure is likely lower, though equity acceleration can occur under plan-level double-trigger mechanics if he holds awards .