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Michael Fucci

Director at CONDUENTCONDUENT
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About Michael Fucci

Michael J. Fucci was elected to Conduent’s Board of Directors effective October 27, 2025; he is a non‑employee director and will receive standard pro‑rated director compensation for FY2025, with no related‑party transactions reportable under Item 404(a) at appointment . Fucci is the former Deloitte US Chair (2015–2019) with 40+ years of leadership experience in governance, executive compensation oversight, risk management, succession, and talent; he served on Deloitte’s board starting in 2012 and later as Chief Operating Officer, retiring in 2020 . As of his initial Form 3 on November 3, 2025, he reported zero shares of Conduent common stock beneficially owned and no derivative securities .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Deloitte USChair2015–2019 Governance and strategic oversight on enterprise strategy, succession, risk management, talent, and executive compensation; led revenue growth and market share gains
Deloitte (US firm)Chief Operating OfficerNot disclosed; prior to 2020 Scaled human capital business into an industry leader; operational leadership
Deloitte Board of DirectorsDirectorJoined 2012 (end date not disclosed) Board governance experience at a global professional services firm

External Roles

OrganizationRoleStatusNotes
Acadia HealthcareDirectorCurrent Public company directorship
Flotek Industries, Inc.DirectorCurrent Public company directorship; interlock with Conduent board chair Harsha V. Agadi, who is non‑executive Chairman of Flotek and Conduent’s Chairman as of Oct 2025

Board Governance

  • Independence status: Fucci is a non‑employee director; a formal Nasdaq independence determination at appointment was not disclosed in the 8‑K .
  • Committee assignments: Not disclosed at appointment; the 8‑K references standard compensation only .
  • Board/committee attendance context: In 2024, incumbent directors (pre‑Fucci) attended at least 98.5% of Board and committee meetings; Board met 11 times. Policy expects directors to attend the annual meeting .
  • Committee environment: As of April 2025, standing committees (Audit, Compensation, Corporate Governance) were composed solely of independent directors; Audit Committee chaired by Michael Montelongo; Compensation chaired by Scott Letier; Corporate Governance members included Higgins Victor, Letier, and Montelongo .
  • Board leadership transition context: The April 2025 proxy listed Scott Letier as independent Chair , while by October 2025 the press release identified Harsha V. Agadi as Conduent Chairman, indicating leadership transition .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual cash retainer (non‑employee director)$80,000Paid pro‑rata semi‑annually
Non‑Executive Chairman fee$125,000Paid to the Chair
Audit Committee Chair$35,000Member fee: $15,000
Compensation Committee Chair$27,000Member fee: $12,000
Corporate Governance Committee Chair$20,000Member fee: $10,000
Risk Oversight Committee Chair$20,000Member fee: $10,000
Corporate Social Responsibility & Public Policy Committee Chair$20,000 (pro rata Jan 1–Jun 13, 2024)Member fee: $10,000 (pro rata Jan 1–Jun 13, 2024)
Annual equity grant (DSUs)$190,000 grant date fair valueDSUs vest at grant; dividend equivalents in DSUs; clawback pro‑rata if separation within year
Deferral electionUp to 100% of cash fees may be taken in DSUsDirector‑elected deferral terms
Fucci appointment compensation statusPro‑rated standard non‑employee director compensation for FY2025As described in the Annual Director Compensation section of the April 8, 2025 proxy

DSUs vest on grant and are not performance‑conditioned; directors may defer cash fees into DSUs; no options are described in the director program .

Performance Compensation

Metric/ConditionStructureDisclosure
Performance metrics tied to director payNone disclosed; DSUs vest on grantNo TSR/EBITDA/revenue conditions for director DSUs

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRoleInterlocks/Notes
Acadia HealthcareDirectorExternal board; no CNDT relationship disclosed
Flotek Industries, Inc.DirectorInterlock: Conduent’s Chairman Harsha V. Agadi also serves as Flotek’s non‑executive Chairman ; Agadi cited as Conduent Chairman in Oct 2025 press release

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Governance/compensation oversight: As Deloitte US Chair, Fucci oversaw enterprise strategy, leadership succession, risk, talent development, and executive compensation priorities .
  • Human capital and operations: Led Deloitte’s human capital growth and served as COO, indicating operational rigor and talent systems expertise supportive of CNDT’s transformation .
  • Board experience: Long‑tenured board participation at Deloitte and current public company boards (Acadia, Flotek) adds external perspective .

Equity Ownership

As ofCommon SharesOwnership FormDerivativesNotes
Form 3 filed Nov 3, 20250DirectNoneEvent date: Oct 27, 2025; relationship: Director
Stock ownership guidelines (policy)Threshold: $480,0006× $80,000 cash retainerRetain 50% of shares from vesting until threshold metApplies to all directors
Filing/authorityPower of Attorney executed Oct 30, 2025Attorneys‑in‑fact: Michael Krawitz, Michael FishermanFor Section 16 filings

Insider Trades

DateFormTitle of SecurityAmountNotes
11/03/2025 (filed) / 10/27/2025 (event)Form 3Common Stock0Initial statement of beneficial ownership; direct ownership; no derivatives

Governance Assessment

  • Independence and conflicts: Fucci is a non‑employee director; at appointment, the company disclosed no related‑party transactions under Item 404(a) and no special selection arrangements (beyond board nomination), supporting independence and low conflict risk at entry .
  • Committee influence: Committee assignments were not disclosed at appointment; given his governance and human capital background, future placement on Compensation or Corporate Governance could be value‑add, but this is not yet determined .
  • Attendance and engagement: While Fucci’s individual attendance is not yet reported, CNDT’s board has a strong attendance culture (98.5%+ in 2024 among incumbents) and executive‑session practices, which generally support effective oversight .
  • Ownership alignment: Initial Form 3 shows zero common shares; alignment will build via pro‑rated DSU grants and policy requiring 6× retainer ownership and 50% share retention until threshold—investors should monitor pace to guideline compliance over the next cycles .
  • Interlocks: Shared Flotek board service with Conduent’s Chairman Harsha V. Agadi (now Conduent Chair) can facilitate information flow but warrants routine related‑party and independence reviews; no transactions between Fucci and Conduent are reportable at appointment .
  • Signal quality: Appointment of a seasoned governance/compensation leader aligns with CNDT’s stated push to “right‑size” and upgrade board capabilities; management highlighted Fucci’s strategic perspective for both commercial and government businesses during Q3 2025 commentary .

RED FLAGS: None disclosed at appointment (no Item 404 transactions, no options repricings, no tax gross‑ups reported for directors); monitor interlock dynamics with Flotek and future committee placement for potential influence or conflicts .