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Linda Jojo

Director at EXELONEXELON
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About Linda Jojo

Independent director of Exelon Corporation since September 2015; age 59; tenure ~9.5 years as of April 29, 2025. Former EVP and Chief Customer Officer at United Airlines; prior senior technology leadership roles in regulated industries. Expertise highlighted in technology, cybersecurity, innovation, and customer experience; background in computer science and industrial engineering. Current committee memberships: Audit & Risk (ARC) and Operations, Safety & Customer Experience (OSCC); slated to become Chair of the Corporate Governance Committee (CGC) if re‑elected, effective April 29, 2025 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
United Airlines Holdings, Inc.EVP, Chief Customer Officer2022–2024Customer solutions, contact centers, innovation oversight
United Airlines Holdings, Inc.EVP, Technology & Chief Digital Officer2017–2022Technology and digital transformation leadership
United Airlines Holdings, Inc.EVP & Chief Information Officer2014–2017CIO leading complex IT organizations
Rogers Communications Inc.EVP & Chief Information Officer2011–2014CIO in wireless/media, regulated environment
Energy Future Holdings CorporationSVP & Chief Information Officer2008–2011CIO in utility sector (regulated)

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Federal Reserve Bank of ChicagoDirectorNot disclosedGovernance oversight; regulated environment
Rensselaer Polytechnic InstituteTrusteeNot disclosedAcademic governance
Hero Digital Holdings LLCDirectorNot disclosedTechnology/marketing services
Adler PlanetariumFormer Chair, Board of TrusteesNot disclosedNon-profit leadership

Board Governance

  • Independence: All non-employee directors are independent under Nasdaq standards; ARC and TMCC members are independent. Jojo is independent .
  • Committee assignments: Member, ARC (6 meetings in 2024); member, OSCC (2 meetings in 2024). Will join CGC and, if re-elected, serve as CGC Chair effective April 29, 2025; CGC held 5 meetings in 2024 .
  • Attendance: Board held 6 meetings in 2024; every director attended at least 75% of Board and relevant committee meetings; average attendance 98% .
  • Engagement: Independent directors meet in executive session at each regular board meeting; robust onboarding and continuing education (including cybersecurity workshops/tabletop exercises) .
  • Oversight domains tied to Jojo’s expertise: ARC oversight of financial reporting, compliance/ethics, enterprise risk; OSCC oversight of operations, safety, and customer experience; CGC oversight of sustainability/climate and political contributions .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual Cash Retainer$125,000Standard non-employee director retainer
Annual Equity Award (DSUs)$165,000Deferred stock units; granted quarterly; dividend equivalents reinvested
2024 Director Compensation – Jojo (Total)$305,000Cash $125,000; Equity $165,000; All Other $15,000 (matching gift)
Chair Fees (if applicable to roles)$20,000–$25,000CGC/TMCC/OSCC Chair $20,000; ARC Chair $25,000 (applies when serving as chair)
Special Committee Fees (if constituted)$5,000/quarterAs long as the special committee remains needed

Performance Compensation

Metric CategoryMetricsApplicability to Director Pay
Director equityDSUs (time-based)No performance metrics disclosed for director equity grants; DSUs accrue dividend equivalents

Note: Performance metrics (EPS/ROE/CFO/Debt/TSR) apply to executive LTIP; directors’ equity grants are not performance-conditioned .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Current public company boards: None .
  • Related-person transactions: None identified in 2024 .
  • Trade associations/political activity oversight is at board level via CGC; transparent reporting and high CPA-Zicklin score (92.9) signal governance quality .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Technology & cybersecurity leadership from CIO/CDO roles; innovation and customer experience oversight; industrial engineering/computer science background .
  • Experience in regulated industries (utilities, telecom); enhances risk oversight and regulatory understanding on ARC/OSCC .

Equity Ownership

Ownership ItemValueNotes
Beneficial ownership (total shares/units)49,046Includes DSUs and equivalents; none pledged
DSUs held (Dec 31, 2024)49,046DSU balances by director table
Hedging/pledging policyProhibitedInsider trading policy bans hedging/pledging; applies to directors
Director stock ownership guidelineRequired within 5 yearsDSUs, share equivalents, and common shares count toward guideline

Recent Insider Trades (Form 4)

Date (Trade)InstrumentSharesPriceSource
Dec 31, 2024DSUs (stock award grant)1,119$36.87
Mar 31, 2025DSUs (quarterly grant)933$44.19
Jun 29, 2025DSUs (quarterly grant)954$43.25
Sep 30, 2025DSUs (quarterly grant)950$43.43
Filing referencesForm 4 filings

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Independent status, long tenure, and deep technology/cybersecurity credentials align with EXC’s critical risk areas; active ARC/OSCC membership and incoming CGC chair role strengthen oversight of financial controls, operations/safety, customer experience, sustainability, and political spending .
    • Strong attendance culture (average 98%) and regular executive sessions bolster board effectiveness .
    • Director pay mix favors equity (57% DSUs) enhancing alignment; DSUs accrue dividends and are settled in shares; no director option grants outstanding since 2012; hedging/pledging prohibited; no related-party transactions identified .
    • CGC uses independent compensation consultants for director pay; EXC demonstrates transparency in political contributions (CPA‑Zicklin 92.9) .
  • Potential red flags

    • None evident from 2024 disclosures: no related-party transactions; no pledging; director travel tax gross-ups eliminated in 2024; robust compliance/ethics oversight in place .
  • Signals relevant to investor confidence

    • Planned elevation to CGC Chair indicates board trust in Jojo’s governance leadership; complements technology/cyber focus with sustainability/policy oversight .
    • Consistent quarterly DSU accumulation supports long-term alignment; no discretionary meeting fees beyond standard program; clear, median-targeted director pay benchmarking .
    • Company-wide say-on-pay support (93.7% in 2024; 5‑yr avg 93.5%) reflects broader investor approval of compensation governance, indirectly supporting board oversight credibility .