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Bryan Segedi

Director at EXELONEXELON
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About Bryan Segedi

Independent director at Exelon (EXC); age 65; joined the Board in January 2024. A certified public accountant and former Deputy Global Vice Chair of Assurance at Ernst & Young LLP (EY), Segedi brings >30 years of public accounting leadership, having overseen EY’s $12B assurance business and ~77,000 professionals globally. He serves on Exelon’s Audit and Risk Committee (ARC) and is slated to assume the ARC Chair role effective late April 2025, subject to director re-election .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees / Impact
Ernst & Young LLPDeputy Global Vice Chair (Assurance)2012–2015Led $12B assurance service line; oversight of ~77k professionals
Ernst & Young LLPAdvisory Global Markets Leader2010–2012Growth initiatives and market strategy
Ernst & Young LLPAmericas Vice Chair2006–2010Regional leadership and client service oversight
Ernst & Young LLPVice Chair, North Central Region2000–2006Regional operations leadership

External Roles

OrganizationRoleSince/PeriodNotes
Western Alliance Bancorporation (WAL)DirectorCurrentPublic company directorship; listed in EXC proxy
W. P. Carey School of Business, Arizona State UniversityExecutive-in-ResidencePriorEducation/mentorship role
Alma CollegeTrusteePriorNon-profit board service
Conway MacKenzie, Inc.DirectorPriorPrivate company board service

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Member, Audit and Risk Committee (ARC); designated Audit Committee Financial Expert; approved transition to ARC Chair effective April 27, 2025 (post-annual meeting) . The director nominee grid reflects ARC Chair assignment as of April 29, 2025, assuming re-election .
  • Independence: Board determined all non-employee directors (including Segedi) are independent under Nasdaq standards; ARC members are independent .
  • Attendance and engagement: Board met six times in 2024; directors averaged 98% attendance, with each director ≥75% of meetings; independent directors hold executive sessions at each regular Board meeting .
  • Board leadership: Independent Board Chair structure; Paul Bowers selected as incoming independent Board Chair effective after the 2025 meeting .
  • Committee mandates: ARC oversees financial reporting, internal audit, compliance/ethics, enterprise risk; full Board retains primary oversight of cybersecurity .

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 AmountNotes
Annual cash retainer$125,000Standard non-employee director retainer
Committee chair fees$0ARC Chair fee is $25,000; Segedi not chair in 2024; will apply prospectively if re-elected and assumes chair
Equity (DSUs) – annual award$165,000Deferred Stock Units; granted quarterly in arrears
All other compensation$0No matching gifts or other items disclosed for Segedi in 2024
Total 2024 director compensation$290,000Sum of cash and equity

Program structure and mix:

  • Director compensation targets median of peer companies; mix ~43% cash and ~57% equity (DSUs) excluding chair fees .
  • DSUs accrue dividend equivalents; settled in stock upon elected distribution timing .

Performance Compensation

Directors do not receive performance-based incentive pay; equity is delivered as DSUs with dividend equivalents and time-based settlement, not tied to operational or financial metrics .

Executive performance metrics overseen by the TMCC (context for Board pay-for-performance oversight):

ProgramMetricWeight2024/Latest Design Details
AIP (annual)Adjusted Operating EPS*60%2024 target $2.45; actual $2.50; AIP factor 161.11% for EPS
AIP (annual)SAIDI (Outage Duration)15%Actual 44 vs 43 target; weighted 14.76%
AIP (annual)SAIFI (Outage Frequency)15%Actual 0.51 vs 0.54 target; weighted 17.81%
AIP (annual)Customer Satisfaction Index10%Actual 7.89 vs 8.02 target; weighted 7.40%
AIP (annual)Responsible Business Modifier±10%Applied at 0% in 2024 (no adjustment)
LTIP (2022–2024)Utility Earned ROE*33.3%Final 103.96% of target
LTIP (2022–2024)Utility Net Income*33.3%Final 96.45% of target
LTIP (2022–2024)Exelon CFO/Debt*33.4%Final 75.00% of target; TSR modifier applied
LTIP (2025–2027)Adjusted Operating EPS*25%TSR becomes a standalone 25% metric; modifier removed
LTIP (2025–2027)Utility Earned ROE*25%Equal-weight new design
LTIP (2025–2027)Exelon CFO/Debt*25%Equal-weight new design
LTIP (2025–2027)3-year TSR (custom peers)25%Custom TSR comparator group of 20 utilities

Note: Metrics are for executive pay; directors oversee design and outcomes via TMCC/Board, reinforcing pay-for-performance alignment .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRolePotential Interlock/Conflict Notes
Western Alliance Bancorporation (WAL)DirectorNo Exelon related-person transactions in 2024; no pledging; independence affirmed; no disclosed conflicts with EXC customers/suppliers

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Audit and financial expertise; designated Audit Committee Financial Expert by the Board .
  • Deep capital markets, accounting, risk management, and compliance experience from EY senior leadership roles .
  • Governance experience across public/private boards and academic institutions .

Equity Ownership

ItemValueNotes
Deferred Stock Units (DSUs) held (12/31/2024)4,504Includes dividend equivalents; quarterly grants in arrears
Total beneficial ownership (2/3/2025)4,504Includes DSUs and equivalents; less than 1% of outstanding shares
Shares pledged as collateral0None pledged by directors/officers per proxy
Director ownership guidelineRequired within 5 yearsDSUs and equivalents count toward compliance

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Incoming ARC Chair with audit committee financial expert designation; robust independence; strong board attendance; independent Board Chair structure; transparent political disclosures; elimination of tax gross-ups for director spousal/guest travel in 2024; responsive investor engagement (special meeting rights); strong say-on-pay support (93.7% in 2024; 5-year avg 93.5%) .
  • Pay alignment oversight: Directors oversee a multi-metric AIP/LTIP framework linking pay to EPS, reliability, ROE, cash/debt, and TSR—updated in 2025 to strengthen TSR accountability and align with external guidance practices .
  • Conflicts/related party risk: No related person transactions in 2024; auditor is PwC (not EY), mitigating prior employer conflicts; director stock pledging prohibited; insider trading policy prohibits hedging/pledging .
  • Committee process quality: ARC evaluation rigor, independence controls, and pre-approval policies for audit/non-audit services; TMCC uses independent consultants (Meridian in most of 2024; WTW from Oct 2024) with independence affirmed .
  • Watch items: External bank directorship (WAL) warrants routine disclosure review for any future EXC–WAL dealings; ARC chair role heightens responsibility for ethics and public official interaction oversight—policies updated April 2024 . No current red flags disclosed.

Overall, Segedi’s audit leadership and independence support board effectiveness, with clear alignment mechanisms (ownership guidelines, DSUs) and strong risk/compliance oversight structures—positively impacting investor confidence .