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Terry Bonno

Director at DNOWDNOW
Board

About Terry Bonno

Independent director of DNOW since 2014 (age 67), Bonno is a former Senior Vice President at Transocean with deep experience in global marketing, commercial contracting, sustainability, and enterprise risk management, and is a Certified Public Accountant . She currently serves on DNOW’s Audit Committee and Environmental, Social, Governance, and Nominating (ESGN) Committee and has been affirmed independent under DNOW’s governance standards . Her background includes leadership of marketing across 14 countries and industry engagement roles, plus advisory service on the National Offshore Safety Advisory Committee (NOSAC) from 2017–2020 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Transocean Ltd.SVP, Industry & Community Relations2017–2018Led industry forums, community affairs, and sustainability initiatives .
Transocean Ltd.SVP Marketing2011–2017Oversight of global marketing in 14 countries; commercial and contractual diligence .
Transocean Ltd.VP Marketing2008–2011Led marketing strategy for the Americas and West Africa .
Transocean/Global Marine (ADTI subsidiary)Director, Marketing & Contracts (Turnkey Drilling)1993–2001Commercial contracting; became part of Transocean via acquisition .
Global MarineAccounting Management roles1982–1999Accounting leadership; CPA credential .
NOSAC (U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security)Industry expert advisor2017–2020Advisory capacity on offshore safety .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Kodiak Gas Services (public)Director; Chair, Personnel & Compensation; Member, Nominating, Governance & SustainabilityCurrentPublic board service; compensation committee chair, governance committee member .
Tampnet (private)Director2017–2019Offshore high-capacity communications network; served until divestiture to 3i .
Energy industry and charity boardsDirector/participantVariousAdditional external board involvement noted by DNOW .

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee member and ESGN Committee member .
  • Independence: Affirmed independent by the Board in February 2025 under DNOW’s Corporate Governance Guidelines .
  • Attendance: Each incumbent director attended at least 75% of Board and applicable committee meetings in 2024; Board met 4 times; committees met 14 times (Audit 8; Compensation 3; ESGN 3) .
  • Audit Committee financial expertise: All Audit Committee members meet NYSE accounting/financial management expertise and SEC “Audit Committee Financial Expert” criteria (includes Bonno) .
  • Board leadership: Independent Chairman (Richard Alario) with quarterly executive sessions of non-employee directors .
  • Risk oversight: Audit Committee oversees quarterly reporting on ERM, cybersecurity, AI monitoring, and ESG metrics; ESGN oversees ESG reporting and climate/human capital risks .

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 Amount
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash (Bonno)$115,000
Stock Awards (Bonno)$125,003
Total (Bonno)$240,003
Standard Board Retainer$90,000 annually
Audit Committee Member Retainer$17,500 annually
ESGN Committee Member Retainer$7,500 annually
Audit Committee Chair Retainer$30,000 annually (not Bonno)
Compensation/ESGN Chair Retainer$20,000 annually (not Bonno)
Meeting Fees$0 in 2024; $2,000 per meeting only if >8 board meetings
Director RS grant (standard)8,711 shares granted May 22, 2024; vest on first anniversary
Bonno RS outstanding (12/31/24)8,711 shares

Performance Compensation

MetricApplicable to Director Pay?Notes
TSR/EBITDA/ROCE performance metricsNoDNOW director equity grants are time-based restricted stock vesting in one year; no performance metrics tied to director awards .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRelationship to DNOWConflict/Interlock Considerations
Kodiak Gas ServicesIndustry adjacency (gas compression)DNOW discloses transactions with companies affiliated with directors occur on market terms and none are material; conflicts must be disclosed to Audit Committee Chair per Code of Conduct .
TampnetPrior roleNo DNOW-related transactions disclosed .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial Expert designation; CPA credential .
  • ESG and cybersecurity experience; international exposure; strategic planning; energy industry; business transformation; distribution/supply chain; technology systems .
  • Deep experience in global marketing and commercial contracting across energy services .

Equity Ownership

ItemValue
Beneficial ownership (Bonno)102,716 shares; <1% of class (as of 3/24/2025; 108,823,368 shares outstanding) .
Options exercisable within 60 days0 .
RS outstanding (12/31/2024)8,711 shares .
Director ownership guideline5× annual retainer; compliance/on-track affirmed for all directors as of proxy date .
Hedging/pledgingProhibited for directors; policy bars short sales, hedging, options, margin/pledging .

Insider Trades

PeriodForm 4 TransactionsSection 16 Compliance
2024Not detailed in proxyDNOW states all Section 16(a) reporting requirements were met in 2024 .

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independence affirmed; dual committee roles (Audit, ESGN) with financial expert status indicate strong oversight capability; Audit Committee reviews ERM, cybersecurity and AI quarterly, and ESGN oversees ESG disclosures—supportive of investor confidence in risk governance . Stock ownership guidelines and hedging/pledging prohibitions reinforce alignment; directors in compliance/on track; say-on-pay approval at ~95% in 2024 suggests positive shareholder sentiment on governance and pay practices .
  • Compensation alignment: Director pay mix balanced with cash retainer plus time-based equity; no performance-linked director awards—a standard market practice; RS grants vest in one year, supporting retention and ownership .
  • Attendance/engagement: Board and committee cadence (4 board; 14 committee meetings) with at least 75% attendance across incumbents and executive sessions of non-employee directors supports effective oversight .
  • Potential red flags: External public company directorship (Kodiak Gas Services) in adjacent energy infrastructure could create perceived interlocks if DNOW-Kodiak transact; DNOW’s conflict policy, Audit Committee review, and disclosure of only non-material, market-term transactions mitigate this risk . No pledging/hedging allowed; no related-party transactions material to DNOW disclosed .

Overall signal: Bonno’s audit and ESGN committee roles, financial expert status, and independence—combined with ownership guidelines and robust risk oversight—are positive governance signals. Monitor for any future related-party transactions with Kodiak or other affiliates and sustained committee attendance/engagement to maintain investor confidence .