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Daniel D. Naranjo

Director at Central Plains Bancshares
Board

About Daniel D. Naranjo

Independent director since 2010 (service includes Home Federal Savings), age 62, and Owner/Funeral Director of All Faiths Funeral Home (founded 2000). His small-business background provides customer and community insight relevant to CPBI’s market areas; the Board affirms his independence under Nasdaq standards.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
All Faiths Funeral HomeOwner & Funeral Director2000–presentSmall-business operator; insight into local customers and economic developments
Central Plains Bancshares/Home Federal SavingsDirector2010–presentBoard service since 2010; contributes small-business perspective

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
All Faiths Funeral HomeOwner & Funeral Director2000–presentPrivate company; no public-company interlocks disclosed

Board Governance

  • Independence: All directors except the Chair (Steven D. Kunzman) are independent; independence considered alongside ordinary-course director loans/deposits (none cited for Naranjo).
  • Committee assignments: Compensation Committee member (chair: Russell R. Rerucha); Naranjo is not on Audit (chair: Joseph P. Stump) or Nominating (chair: Tamara L. Slater).
  • Attendance and engagement: FY2025 Board held 10 regular meetings; Audit met 4x; Compensation 3x; Nominating 1x. No director attended fewer than 75% of Board/committee meetings in FY2025; the same attendance standard was met in FY2024.
  • Executive sessions: Independent directors meet in executive session; governance charters available on company site.
CommitteeMembersChairFY2025 Meetings
CompensationNaranjo, Oltean, Rerucha, Schneider Rerucha 3
AuditOltean, Slater, Stump Stump 4
Nominating & Corporate GovernanceOltean, Rerucha, Slater, Stump Slater 1

Fixed Compensation

  • Director fees: No meeting fees; directors are paid an annual fee only (Home Federal Savings director fee was $19,500 in FY2024; $20,000 in FY2025). Individuals serving on First Service Corporation’s board receive an additional $1,500 (FY2024) or $1,750 (FY2025).
  • Naranjo’s cash fees increased with FY2025 equity plan adoption.
MetricFY2024FY2025
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash ($)$19,500 $21,000
Meeting FeesNone None
Committee Chair FeesNone disclosed None disclosed

Performance Compensation

  • Initial director equity grants were self-executing after shareholder approval of the 2024 Equity Incentive Plan (granted Nov 27, 2024): 8,261 restricted shares and 20,654 stock options per non-employee director; vesting 20% annually over five years; options have a 10-year term with exercise price set at grant-date closing price.
  • FY2025 reported grant-date fair values for Naranjo: restricted stock $118,958 and options $110,054 (total director comp $250,012).
  • Equity plan features: no dividends paid on unvested restricted stock/RSUs, double-trigger change-in-control vesting, clawback, and no repricing/buyouts of underwater options without shareholder approval.
Award/FeatureDetails
Restricted Stock (shares)8,261; grant 11/27/2024; vests 20% annually over 5 years
Options (shares)20,654; term 10 years; exercise price = grant-date close; vests 20% annually
Grant-date Fair Value (FY2025)RS: $118,958; Options: $110,054
Dividends on RS/RSUsWithheld until vesting; paid upon vesting
Change-in-ControlDouble-trigger vesting; performance awards vest ≥ target if applicable
Clawback/Hedging/Pledging PolicyAwards subject to Dodd-Frank §954 clawback and company trading/hedging/pledging restrictions
Performance Metrics for Director GrantsNone disclosed; initial director awards are time-based

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyPublic Company?RoleCommittee Roles
None disclosed
No other public-company boards or interlocks are disclosed in CPBI’s proxies for Naranjo.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Small-business ownership and customer/community insights in CPBI’s markets.
  • Director experience since 2010 across CPBI and its bank subsidiary, focused on compensation oversight.

Equity Ownership

  • Beneficial ownership remains <1% of shares outstanding; FY2025 includes unvested restricted stock; options unvested are not counted in beneficial ownership.
MetricFY2024FY2025
Shares Beneficially Owned15,500 23,761 (incl. 500 child)
Percent of Shares Outstanding<1% (“*”) <1% (“*”)
Unvested Restricted Stock (RS)8,261
Unvested Stock Options20,654 (each non-employee director)

Insider Trades

Filing DateTrade DateFormSecurityCodeUnitsNotes
2024-12-022024-11-27Form 4Restricted StockA8,261Initial director grant under 2024 Equity Plan
2024-12-022024-11-27Form 4Stock OptionsA20,654Initial director grant; 10-year term

Governance Assessment

  • Signals supportive of investor confidence:

    • Independence affirmed; no related-party transactions >$120,000 involving directors since Apr 1, 2022; director loans limited to ordinary-course terms.
    • Strong attendance (≥75% threshold met) and active committee oversight; compensation committee uses independent advisor (Newcleus) as of FY2025.
    • Equity plan embeds shareholder-friendly features: double-trigger CIC, clawback, no option repricing, and dividend deferral until vesting.
  • Watch items:

    • Director equity grants are time-based rather than performance-based; while common for directors, absence of performance conditions reduces pay-for-performance linkage for board compensation.
    • The Chair is not independent (former executive within past three years), though board is majority independent and holds executive sessions.
  • RED FLAGS:

    • No pledging/hedging by Naranjo is disclosed; plan-level restrictions apply, which mitigates risk. No related-party exposures or SEC investigations noted.

Appendix: Director Compensation Mix (Trend)

ComponentFY2024FY2025
Cash Fees ($)$19,500 $21,000
Equity: RS Fair Value ($)$118,958
Equity: Options Fair Value ($)$110,054
Total ($)$19,500 $250,012