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Girish Juneja

Senior Vice President & Chief Digital Officer at DOVERDOVER
Executive

About Girish Juneja

Girish Juneja is Senior Vice President & Chief Digital Officer at Dover (DOV), a role he has held since May 2017; he is 55 years old per the company’s 2024 Form 10-K executive roster . Under current leadership, Dover delivered 2024 revenue of $7,746 million (+1% YoY), expanded Segment Earnings Margin by 70 bps to 21.7%, generated $920 million of free cash flow (~12% of revenue), and delivered a 3‑year PSU payout of 78.8% tied to relative TSR (value of $100 investment in 2024 = $175 vs S&P 500 Industrials $176), metrics that directly influence incentive outcomes for executives including Juneja . Juneja’s 2024 strategic objectives focused on enterprise digital transformation, commercial excellence, connected factory initiatives, and IT/data security—areas central to execution and value creation at Dover .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Dover CorporationSVP & Chief Digital Officer2017–presentLed digital transformation and centralization, scaled digital commercial excellence, advanced connected factory/data quality programs, and oversaw multi‑year data security strategy .
AltisourceSVP/CTO & GM, Marketplace Solutions2014–2017Technology and marketplace leadership prior to joining Dover; relevant to scaling digital platforms and analytics at industrial scale .

External Roles

No external public company directorships or committee roles are disclosed for Juneja in Dover’s executive officer listings or proxy sections reviewed .

Fixed Compensation

Metric (USD)202220232024
Base Salary$507,500 $529,125 $546,956
AIP Target ($)$374,850 $386,120
Target Bonus % (derived)70.8% (= $374,850 ÷ $529,125) 70.6% (= $386,120 ÷ $546,956)
Actual Bonus Paid (AIP)$365,639 $369,452 $617,792
Stock Awards (Grant‑date FV)$517,814 $638,514 $585,550
Option/SSAR Awards (Grant‑date FV)$350,107 $411,249 $426,144
All Other Compensation$43,312 $44,246 $52,872
Total Compensation$1,784,372 $1,992,586 $2,229,314

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Plan (AIP) – 2024 Design and Outcome

ComponentMetricWeightTargetActual/PayoutNotes
Financial ObjectiveAdjusted Earnings60%100%200% payout → 120% weightedCompanywide factor for NEOs .
Strategic Objectives (Juneja)Digital strategy, commercial excellence, connected factory/data quality, IT/data security40%100%100% payout → 40% weightedIndividual objectives for Juneja .
Overall AIP Payout (derived)160% (120% + 40%)Based on disclosed factors .
Cash Paid (Bonus)$617,792As reported in SCT for 2024 .

Design notes: AIP weighting is 60% financial (Adjusted Earnings) and 40% individual strategic objectives; ESG oversight is embedded for select NEOs (core CEO metric; design applies companywide) .

Long‑Term Incentive Program (LTIP) – Structure and Grants

InstrumentWeightPerformance CriteriaVesting
Performance Shares (PSUs) – 2024 grant40%50% 3‑yr relative TSR vs S&P 500 Industrials; 50% 3‑yr average Tangible ROICAfter 3‑year period ending 12/31/2026; 0–300% payout; capped at 100% if absolute TSR negative .
SSARs40%Stock price appreciationVest at 3 years from grant; exercisable for 7 additional years (10‑year life) .
RSUs20%Stock price alignmentVest ratably over 3 years beginning first anniversary post‑grant .

Key 2024 awards to Juneja:

  • PSUs: Target 1,874 shares (grant 3/29/2024); max 5,622; dual metrics (TSR/ROIC) .
  • SSARs: 8,328 at $160.11 exercise price (grant 2/8/2024), fair value $426,144 .
  • RSUs: 937 units (grant 2/8/2024), vest in three equal installments beginning 3/15/2025 .

Recent PSU vesting (performance period 2022–2024):

  • Companywide payout 78.8% of target; Juneja target 1,873, actual 1,476 shares .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership (as of 3/10/2025)

ItemAmount
Total beneficially owned55,760 shares (includes components below)
Vested SSARs (exercisable)46,518 shares equivalent
RSUs vesting within 60 days950 shares (scheduled vest 3/15/2025)
401(k) holdings609 shares
Ownership as % of outstanding<1% (company calculation basis: 137,062,270 shares outstanding)

Unvested/Outstanding Equity Detail (12/31/2024 valuation basis $187.60/sh)

InstrumentGrantUnvested/Target UnitsMarket/Intrinsic Value
RSUs2/8/2024937$175,781
RSUs2/10/2023653$122,503
RSUs2/11/2022312$58,531
PSUs (target)2024–20261,874$351,562
PSUs (target)2023–20251,958$367,321
SSARs (unexercisable)2/8/20248,328 @ $160.11Becomes exercisable 2/8/2027
SSARs (unexercisable)2/10/20238,700 @ $153.25Becomes exercisable 2/10/2026
SSARs (unexercisable)2/11/20228,322 @ $160.21Becomes exercisable 2/11/2025

Alignment safeguards:

  • Anti‑hedging and anti‑pledging: hedging/pledging prohibited for executives (reduces misalignment/forced selling risk) .
  • Ownership guidelines: NEOs must hold ≥3x salary; all current NEOs are in compliance .
  • Clawback policy: SEC/NYSE‑compliant recoupment over 3‑year lookback for restatements .

Employment Terms

Severance and Change‑in‑Control (CIC) Economics for Juneja

ScenarioCash SeveranceEquityBenefits/OtherTotal
Involuntary termination (not for cause)$937,720 (12 months salary + target bonus) Pro‑rated PSU for time worked; SSAR/RSU per plan (no acceleration) COBRA lump sum $21,211; outplacement $25,000 $983,931
CIC + termination (double trigger within 24 months)$1,875,440 (2.0x salary + target bonus) PSUs at target $718,883; full acceleration of unvested SSARs $755,721 and RSUs $356,815 COBRA lump sum $42,422; outplacement $25,000 $3,774,282

Additional terms:

  • Double‑trigger CIC only; no tax gross‑ups .
  • Non‑compete tied to early/normal retirement treatment under LTIPs: 36 months (early) or 60 months (normal) in relevant geographies, with forfeiture/recoupment for breach .

Compensation Structure Analysis and Governance

  • Pay mix is highly variable/at‑risk; LTIP emphasizes performance‑based stock (PSUs with TSR and, starting 2024, Tangible ROIC), plus SSARs and RSUs, aligning with shareholder outcomes .
  • 2024 AIP financial factor paid at 200% on Adjusted Earnings; Juneja’s strategic factor assessed at 100% based on digital execution, supporting a strong but disciplined cash bonus outcome .
  • 2022–2024 PSU vesting at 78.8% of target reflects relative TSR performance vs S&P 500 Industrials, reinforcing performance linkage .
  • Strong say‑on‑pay support (94% in 2024) and an independent compensation consultant (Meridian) underpin program credibility; peer positioning references median with internal equity considerations .

Performance & Track Record Highlights Relevant to Juneja

  • 2024 enterprise outcomes: revenue $7,746M (+1%), Segment Earnings Margin +70 bps to 21.7%, GAAP EPS $10.09 (+50%), adjusted EPS $8.29 (+4%), FCF ~$920M (12% of revenue); capital returns included a $500M ASR and 69th consecutive annual dividend increase .
  • Digital execution: scaled digital commercial excellence, enabled working capital analytics, expanded connected factory/data quality programs, controlled IT cost and delivered ERP upgrade—key enablers for margin, cash conversion, and growth .

Compensation Peer Group and Say‑on‑Pay

  • Peer group includes AMETEK, Fortive, Ingersoll Rand, Roper, Xylem and others; Dover references median for total direct compensation while considering role scope and internal equity .
  • Say‑on‑pay approval: 94% at 2024 annual meeting (continued strong support) .

Related Policies and Red Flags

  • Clawback adopted per SEC/NYSE; anti‑hedging/pledging in force; no repricing, no gross‑ups, and no substantial perquisites; executives participate in broad‑based benefits (no special executive retirement arrangements) .
  • Insider trading policy filed with 2024 10‑K; company notes adherence to applicable laws on transactions in its securities .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: High variable/equity mix with explicit multi‑year TSR and Tangible ROIC metrics, plus anti‑pledging and ownership guidelines, supports shareholder alignment and lowers governance risk .
  • Execution: Juneja’s remit (digital commercialization, connected operations, data security) ties directly to Dover’s margin expansion, cash flow, and growth agenda—areas reflected in AIP and PSU outcomes (200% financial factor; 78.8% PSU vesting for 2022–2024) .
  • Vesting/supply dynamics: Upcoming events include 2022 SSARs becoming exercisable on 2/11/2025 and RSU tranches vesting starting 3/15/2025; anti‑hedging/pledging and plan holding requirements may moderate near‑term selling pressure, but investors should monitor Form 4 filings around these dates for flow signals .
  • Retention risk: Standard severance and double‑trigger CIC (2.0x cash, equity acceleration at target) with strong ongoing equity holdings (55,760 shares beneficially owned; significant vested SSARs) suggest balanced retention incentives without shareholder‑unfriendly provisions .