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Steve Bunger

Chairman of the Board at CAVCO INDUSTRIES
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About Steve Bunger

Independent Non‑Executive Chairman of the Board at Cavco Industries; Chairman since April 2019, Director since April 2004; age 64. Background includes serving as President & CEO of Pro Box Portable Storage since 2014 and prior leadership at Mobile Mini, Inc. (Chairman 2001–2012; President & CEO 1997–2012; joined in 1983 with earlier executive roles). Qualifications highlighted by Cavco: broad operational, managerial, marketing, and acquisition experience guiding evaluation of growth opportunities .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Pro Box Portable Storage, Inc.President & CEO2014–presentProvider of portable storage solutions in AZ, OK, CO
Mobile Mini, Inc.Chairman of the Board2001–2012Led one of the largest providers of portable storage containers/mobile offices in U.S., Canada, U.K.
Mobile Mini, Inc.President & CEO1997–2012Operational and growth leadership
Mobile Mini, Inc.VP Operations & Marketing; EVP & COO1983–1997Executive roles prior to CEO

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Pro Box Portable Storage, Inc.President & CEO2014–presentPortable storage solutions in AZ, OK, CO
Other current public company directorshipsNone disclosed in Cavco’s proxy

Board Governance

  • Role and independence: Independent Director serving as Non‑Executive Chairman; Cavco separates Chair and CEO to enhance board independence .
  • Committee assignments: Not a member of any board committee (Audit, Compensation, Corporate Governance & Nominating, Legal & Compliance Oversight) .
  • Board and committee activity: Board held 4 meetings in FY2025; each Director attended at least 75% of Board and applicable committee meetings. Independent Directors met regularly in executive sessions; all Directors attended the July 30, 2024 annual meeting .
  • Majority vote policy: Directors failing to receive a majority must tender an irrevocable resignation; board must disclose its determination within 90 days after certification of results (applies to uncontested elections) .

Shareholder Vote Signal (Election outcome)

Meeting DateProposalVotes ForVotes AgainstAbstentionsBroker Non‑Votes
July 30, 2024Elect Steven G. Bunger (Class III, term to 2027)7,251,565 174,744 565 231,838

Fixed Compensation

Director Compensation Policy (FY2025)

ComponentAmount
Annual cash retainer (non‑employee Directors)$75,000
Chairman of the Board additional cash fee$50,000
Committee fees – AuditChair $20,000; Member $10,000
Committee fees – CompensationChair $20,000; Member $7,500
Committee fees – Corporate Governance & Nominating; Legal & Compliance OversightChair $15,000; Member $7,500
Annual equity award (Chairman)≈$170,000 in time‑based RSUs
Annual equity award (other Directors)≈$120,000 in time‑based RSUs
RSU vesting schedule100% on anniversary of grant or next annual meeting, if earlier

FY2025 Director Pay – Steve Bunger

NameFees Earned or Paid in Cash ($)Stock Awards ($)Total ($)
Steven G. Bunger125,000 170,092 (grant date: July 30, 2024) 295,092

Performance Compensation

Award TypeGrant ValueGrant/Measurement DatesVestingPerformance Metrics
Time‑based RSUs (Chairman annual grant)≈$170,000 (FY2025) Grant date July 30, 2024 100% on anniversary or next annual meeting None disclosed for Directors (time‑based only)
  • Unvested stock as of March 29, 2025: Bunger held 405 unvested RSUs .
  • Option awards: None disclosed for Bunger; only Ms. Blount held 4,500 unexercised options as of March 29, 2025 .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CategoryDetails
Compensation Committee interlocksNone: FY2025 Compensation Committee members Moster (Chair), Blount, Sze; all independent; no executive officer interlocks at other entities during FY2025 .
Current public company boards (Bunger)None disclosed .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Cavco highlights Bunger’s breadth of operational, managerial, marketing, and extensive acquisition experience used to guide management and evaluate growth opportunities .

Equity Ownership

ItemAmount
Beneficial ownership (Cavco common stock)6,547 shares; <1% of class
RSUs vesting within 60 days (in beneficial ownership footnote)405 RSUs included in vesting‑within‑60‑days count
Stock ownership guidelines (Directors)Required to own ≥5x annual cash retainer within 5 full fiscal years of appointment/election
Hedging/pledging/derivatives policyProhibited for Directors; no hardship exemption
Section 16(a) compliance (FY2025)Company believes all Directors complied; no delinquent filings reported

Governance Assessment

  • Board independence and leadership: Independent Chairman role and explicit separation of Chair and CEO strengthen oversight and investor alignment .
  • Pay‑for‑service structure: Director pay is modest in cash with majority of value via time‑based RSUs; Chairman receives higher RSU grant; no performance metrics for Directors, reducing pay complexity but also limiting performance alignment for board equity grants .
  • Ownership and trading discipline: Robust stock ownership guidelines (5x retainer) and strict prohibitions on hedging, pledging, short selling, and derivatives support alignment and reduce risk from pledging/hedging practices .
  • Attendance and engagement: Board met four times in FY2025; all Directors met at least 75% attendance and attended the 2024 annual meeting; independent Directors held regular executive sessions—signals of engagement .
  • Shareholder support: Bunger reelected in 2024 with strong support; Say‑on‑Pay support historically strong (over 98% approval at 2024 annual meeting) indicating broader governance confidence .
  • Conflicts and related‑party transactions: Audit Committee reviews/approves related‑party transactions; none reportable since the beginning of FY2025—no conflict signals identified .

RED FLAGS

  • None identified in filed documents: no reportable related‑party transactions; strict anti‑hedging/pledging; Section 16 compliance; independent chair. Monitoring item: absence of performance‑linked director equity (awards are time‑based) may modestly dilute direct performance linkage versus PSUs, though common in U.S. board practice .