Tod E. Carpenter
Also at Donaldson Company Inc
About
Tod E. Carpenter was born in 1959 and is currently 65 years old as of August 2024. He earned a Bachelor's Degree in Manufacturing Technology from Indiana State University and an M.B.A. from Long Beach State University, laying a strong academic foundation for his extensive career.
He began his long tenure at DCI in 1996, quickly taking on increasing responsibilities that showcased his leadership and industry expertise. Over the years, he has held positions including Director of Operations for Gas Turbine Systems, General Manager roles in both Gas Turbine and Industrial Filtration Systems, and key Vice President roles in global industrial and regional management.
His career trajectory at DCI continued with promotions to Senior Vice President, then to Chief Operating Officer in April 2014, and further to President and CEO in April 2015. In November 2017, he was elevated to the role of Chairman, President, and CEO, reflecting the confidence the organization has in his strategic vision and leadership.
Beyond his executive role at DCI, his service on various boards underscores his commitment to fostering innovation and excellence within the industry. His leadership continues to drive significant growth and strategic initiatives at DCI, while his involvement in external organizations furthers his impact in the broader business community.
$DCI Performance Under Tod E. Carpenter
Past Roles
External Roles
Fixed Compensation
Performance Compensation
Annual Cash Incentive Plan
- Payout Ranges:
- 40% of target payout at threshold performance
- 100% of target payout at target performance
- 200% of target payout at maximum performance
- Target Award: 120% of base salary = $1,284,000 with an actual payout of $1,512,680 (117.81% of target achieved)
- Vesting: No vesting schedule; payouts are made based on fiscal year-end performance.
- Evaluation Period: Fiscal 2024
Performance Stock Units (PSUs)
Stock Options
The performance compensation for fiscal 2024 includes a mix of cash incentives based on financial targets, PSUs tied to dual performance measures, and time-based stock options. All metrics, targets, and vesting details are based on the company's pre-established guidelines as detailed above.