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Lisa Campbell

Director at DynatraceDynatrace
Board

About Lisa Campbell

Lisa Campbell, age 62, joined the Dynatrace Board on September 4, 2024 and is an independent, non-employee director. She serves on the Cybersecurity Committee and brings extensive SaaS marketing and strategy experience as former Chief Marketing Officer at OneTrust and long-tenured executive leadership at Autodesk. She holds an MBA from Babson College and a BA in Mathematics and Computer Science from Boston College. External public company directorships include Dropbox (since August 2019) and Similarweb (since September 2024) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
OneTrustChief Marketing OfficerJul 2021 – Aug 2024Led marketing for privacy/compliance software; SaaS go-to-market
AutodeskEVP, Business Strategy & Marketing; Chief Marketing Officer; other executive roles2003 – Jul 2021; CMO/EVP Aug 2017 – Jul 202118 years of executive leadership in enterprise software; SaaS transformation
Evolve (now Oracle); Sterling Software; Digital Equipment CorporationExecutive leadership rolesPre-2003Enterprise tech operating experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Notes
Dropbox (NASDAQ: DBX)DirectorSince Aug 2019Committee roles not disclosed in DT proxy
Similarweb (NYSE: SMWB)DirectorSince Sep 2024Committee roles not disclosed in DT proxy
Private software companyDirectorNot disclosedCompany name/committees not disclosed

Board Governance

  • Classification and term: Class III director; up for re-election at the 2025 Annual Meeting for a term expiring at the 2028 Annual Meeting .
  • Independence: Board determined in July 2025 that all non-employee directors, including Lisa, are independent under NYSE/SEC standards and committee-specific rules .
  • Committee memberships (as of June 27, 2025): Cybersecurity Committee member (l). Not a member of Audit, Compensation, or Nominating & Corporate Governance .
  • Committee activity: Cybersecurity Committee met 4 times in fiscal 2025; Lisa served from her appointment on Sep 4, 2024 through fiscal year-end .
  • Attendance: Each director attended at least 75% of Board and applicable committee meetings during fiscal 2025; Board met 9 times .
  • Majority voting: Board adopted majority voting for uncontested director elections on July 5, 2025; nominees must receive more “FOR” than “AGAINST” votes .
  • Director education and evaluations: Annual third-party facilitated Board/committee self-assessment; ongoing director education via NACD and external advisors .

Fixed Compensation

Fiscal YearCash Fees Paid ($)Equity Award ($)RSU DetailsTotal ($)
FY202522,935400,0108,099 RSUs granted upon appointment on Sep 4, 2024; unvested as of Mar 31, 2025 422,945
CommitteeMember Annual FeeChair Annual Fee
Audit Committee$10,000$20,000
Compensation Committee$7,500$15,000
Nominating & Corporate Governance$5,000$10,000
Cybersecurity Committee$5,000$10,000

Notes:

  • Cash retainers are paid quarterly and may be pro-rated based on days served; Lisa’s FY2025 cash fees were pro-rated from her appointment date and include committee service .
  • Non-employee director equity awards are RSUs; annual grants to re-elected directors on Aug 23, 2024 were 3,981 RSUs vesting on the earlier of one-year anniversary or the next Annual Meeting; Lisa’s appointment grant was 8,099 RSUs .

Performance Compensation

ElementPerformance Metric(s)Targets/MeasurementPayout/Vesting Terms
Annual Director Equity (RSUs)None (time-based only)N/A for non-employee directorsVests on the earlier of one-year anniversary or Annual Meeting (for annual grant); appointment RSU vesting schedule not otherwise disclosed
Change-in-Control TreatmentN/A metricsN/AAll director equity awards become 100% vested and exercisable upon a “Sale Event” as defined in the 2019 Equity Incentive Plan

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRelationship to DTPotential Interlock/Conflict
Dropbox (DBX)External board where Lisa servesNo DT-related party transactions disclosed involving Lisa; Board affirmed independence after reviewing relationships
Similarweb (SMWB)External board where Lisa servesNo DT-related party transactions disclosed involving Lisa; Board affirmed independence

Related-party context:

  • DT disclosed arm’s-length commercial transactions with Hyland Software and Qlik Technologies; neither involves Lisa Campbell. Qlik relationship noted due to Director Mike Capone serving as CEO/director of Qlik; Thoma Bravo affiliations referenced; Thoma Bravo exited DT ownership by Nov 4, 2024 .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • SaaS marketing and strategy executive; former CMO at OneTrust; 18 years at Autodesk including EVP and CMO roles .
  • Technology industry experience spanning Oracle-affiliated Evolve, Sterling Software, and Digital Equipment Corporation .
  • Education: MBA (Babson College); BA in Mathematics & Computer Science (Boston College) .
  • Board skills: Cybersecurity oversight through committee membership; alignment with DT’s Board risk oversight framework that assigns cyber/data privacy risks to the Cybersecurity Committee .

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially Owned (Number)Percent of OutstandingNotes
Lisa Campbell— (less than 1%)<1%Beneficial ownership table as of Jun 27, 2025 shows “—”; unvested RSUs not counted for ownership; 8,099 unvested RSUs held

Stock ownership guidelines:

  • Non-employee directors must hold DT common stock valued at 5x the annual cash retainer for regular Board service within five years of joining; compliance assessed annually beginning Mar 31, 2027; unvested RSUs do not count toward guideline .

Pledging/Hedging:

  • No pledging or hedging by Lisa Campbell disclosed in the proxy; independence affirmed after related-relationship review .

Governance Assessment

  • Board effectiveness and independence: Lisa is an independent Class III director with cybersecurity oversight responsibilities; Board’s adoption of majority voting heightens accountability to shareholders .
  • Engagement and attendance: She served on the Cybersecurity Committee from appointment and met the ≥75% attendance threshold alongside a Board that met nine times in FY2025; committee met four times .
  • Alignment and incentives: Equity is time-based RSUs (no performance metrics), which is typical for directors; change-in-control provides full vesting, a shareholder-sensitive provision that simplifies transition but is single-trigger for vesting of director awards .
  • Ownership: Beneficial ownership is currently <1%; stock ownership guidelines (5x cash retainer within five years) should enhance alignment over time; unvested RSUs do not count toward compliance .
  • Conflicts/related-party: No Lisa-specific related-party transactions disclosed; broader related-party controls appear robust (Audit Committee policy; required recusal for conflicts) .
  • Watch items: Multiple external public boards (Dropbox, Similarweb) increase time commitments—monitor ongoing attendance and committee workload to ensure sustained engagement; ensure continued independence review across ecosystem relationships each year .

Overall signal: Independent director with deep SaaS and marketing credentials, active in cybersecurity oversight, meeting attendance thresholds, and subject to robust ownership guidelines; no disclosed conflicts or related-party exposure tied to Lisa Campbell. Compensation structure is conventional for directors (cash retainer plus time-based RSUs), with single-trigger vesting upon change-in-control for director awards .