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Douglas C. Rinker

Director at EAGLE FINANCIAL SERVICES
Board

About Douglas C. Rinker

Douglas C. Rinker, 65, has served as a director of Eagle Financial Services, Inc. (EFSI) since 2006, bringing operating leadership and community perspective to the board. He is Chairman of the Board of Winchester Equipment Company and serves as Senior Pastor of Round Hill Church, with the board highlighting his contributions in corporate strategy, business growth, and risk management. He is classified by the board as independent under Nasdaq standards.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Winchester Equipment CompanyChairman of the BoardNot disclosedProvides insight on strategy, growth, risk management
Round Hill ChurchSenior PastorNot disclosedCommunity leadership perspective

External Roles

Organization TypeOrganizationRolePublic Company?
Private companyWinchester Equipment CompanyChairman of the BoardNo public-directorship disclosure
Non-profit/religiousRound Hill ChurchSenior PastorNot applicable

Board Governance

  • Independence: The board determined Rinker is independent under Nasdaq listing standards.
  • Committee memberships (2024/2025):
    • Compensation Committee member (Bank board committee)
    • Nominating/Corporate Governance Committee member
  • Attendance: In 2023 the Company board met 7 times, the Bank board 12; all directors attended >75% of aggregate meetings. In 2024 the Company board met 11 times, the Bank board 11; all directors again attended >75%.
  • Executive sessions: Independent directors met three times in 2023 and three times in 2024.
  • Board leadership: Separate CEO and independent Chairman; no Lead Independent Director required under current structure.

Fixed Compensation

Component20232024
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash (Rinker)$30,400 $33,800
Annual Director Retainer – Chairman of the Bank Board$37,000 $37,000
Annual Director Retainer – Other Directors (Bank Board)$25,000 $25,000
Committee Chair Retainer – Audit$4,000 $4,000
Committee Chair Retainer – Compensation$2,000 $2,000
Committee Meeting Fees – Audit & Compensation$400 per meeting $400 per meeting
Committee Meeting Fees – Other Committees$200 per meeting $200 per meeting

Performance Compensation

Equity Component20232024
Annual Director Stock Award (Rinker)$21,570; 600 restricted shares granted Jan 3, 2023 at $35.95/share; vested in December 2023 $18,000; 600 restricted shares granted Jan 2, 2024 at $30.00/share; vested in December 2024
Unvested Director RSUs at Year-EndNone at 12/31/2023 None at 12/31/2024

Note: Director equity is time-vested restricted stock; no performance metrics tied to director awards are disclosed.

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CategoryDetail
Current public company boardsNone disclosed
Private company rolesChairman, Winchester Equipment Company
Non-profit/academic boardsSenior Pastor, Round Hill Church
Shared directorships (competitors/suppliers/customers)Not disclosed

Expertise & Qualifications

  • The board emphasizes Rinker’s operating leadership and risk management expertise from chairing a successful equipment sales, rental, and service company, contributing to strategy and growth oversight.
  • Community engagement via pastoral role provides stakeholder perspective within EFSI’s operating region.

Equity Ownership

MetricAs of Mar 22, 2024As of Mar 21, 2025
Beneficial Ownership (shares)20,089 21,438
Ownership as % of Shares Outstanding<1% (3,557,229 outstanding) <1% (5,378,653 outstanding)
Indirect/affiliated holdings disclosedNo specific indirect amount for Rinker; footnote lists others No specific indirect amount for Rinker; footnote lists others
Shares pledged as collateralNot disclosed
  • Section 16 compliance: No delinquent filings noted for Rinker in 2023 or 2024; minor delinquencies noted for other individuals.

Governance Assessment

  • Committee effectiveness: Rinker serves on two core governance committees—Compensation and Nominating/Corporate Governance—which influence pay policy, peer benchmarking, director nominations, and board practices. Compensation Committee met 4 times in 2023 and 6 in 2024; Nominating/Corporate Governance met 2 times in both years, indicating active oversight cadence.
  • Independence & engagement: Board affirmatively classifies him as independent; attendance met thresholds; executive sessions held regularly, supporting independent oversight.
  • Alignment via ownership & pay mix: Rinker’s compensation combines modest cash retainer/fees with annual restricted stock that vests within the year, creating some equity alignment; his beneficial ownership is <1% of the company. Year-over-year, cash fees rose while stock grant fair value declined with grant-date price, keeping total director compensation stable.
  • Related-party exposure: As a community bank, EFSI extends credit to directors and related parties under Regulation O on market terms; aggregate loans to directors/related parties were $4,981,115 (2023) and $5,650,159 (2024), reviewed by the board/Audit Committee—no specific transactions disclosed for Rinker.
  • Signals/RED FLAGS:
    • The company states it “currently does not have” anti-hedging policies for directors/executives, which some investors view as a misalignment risk; no pledging policy disclosure.
    • No formal written related-party transaction approval policy; however, the board and Audit Committee review such transactions, partly mitigating risk.
    • Positive say-on-pay signal historically (≈95% approval in 2022), suggesting shareholder support for compensation governance broadly.

Overall, Rinker’s independent status, committee roles, and consistent attendance support board effectiveness. Equity alignment exists via annual restricted stock, though absence of hedging restrictions and lack of a formal related-party transaction policy are governance gaps to monitor.