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Lisa Campbell

Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at F&M BANK
Executive

About Lisa Campbell

Lisa F. Campbell (age 57) is Executive Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of F&M Bank Corp. and Farmers & Merchants Bank, serving since October 18, 2022 . She beneficially owns 12,394 shares of F&M common stock as of March 20, 2025, including 6,255 unvested restricted shares; her ownership is less than 1% of shares outstanding (3,528,262) . Company performance during her tenure: net income was $8.3M (2022), $2.771M (2023), and $7.285M (2024); cumulative TSR values based on a $100 initial investment were $110 (2022), $141 (2023), and $121 (2024) . The executive incentive plan ties annual bonuses to non-performing assets, 30+ day delinquencies (excluding nonaccrual), net income, deposit and loan growth, plus a discretionary component, with a maximum opportunity of 35% of base salary in 2024 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Fidelity Bancshares N.C., Inc.Group Vice President & Chief Financial OfficerAug 2014 – Oct 2022Led finance; prior roles contribute to banking finance leadership
New Century Bancorp, Inc.Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer & Chief Financial OfficerMar 2000 – Aug 2014Oversaw operations and finance, driving organizational productivity and risk management
Triangle Bancorp, Inc.Senior Vice President & ControllerSep 1997 – Mar 2000Managed accounting controls and reporting
Public AccountingVarious rolesSep 1990 – Sep 1997Built technical accounting expertise supporting later CFO roles

External Roles

No public company board roles disclosed in executive biographies and proxy statements reviewed (2025, 2024, 2023) .

Fixed Compensation

Metric20232024
Base Salary ($)253,235 268,479
Non-Equity Incentive ($)35,000 68,125
Stock Awards – Grant Date Fair Value ($)6,236 37,871
All Other Compensation ($)28,819 39,272
Total ($)323,290 413,747

All Other Compensation – 2024 Detail:

ComponentAmount ($)
401(k) Company Contribution4,267
ESOP Contribution11,115
Deferred Compensation Company Contribution16,350
Life Insurance Premiums636
Dividends on Unvested Restricted Stock2,433
Personal and Other Benefits (incl. vehicle, BOLI premiums, country club dues)4,471
Total39,272

Performance Compensation

Executive Incentive Plan – 2024 Structure and Outcome:

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutNotes
% Non-performing assets to strategic goalNot disclosed Predetermined around budget Not disclosed Included in $68,125 for 2024 Plan max 35% of base salary
% 30+ days delinquent (excl. nonaccrual) to strategic goalNot disclosed Predetermined around budget Not disclosed Included in $68,125 for 2024
Net incomeNot disclosed Predetermined around budget Not disclosed Included in $68,125 for 2024
Total demand deposit growthNot disclosed Predetermined around budget Not disclosed Included in $68,125 for 2024
Total deposit growthNot disclosed Predetermined around budget Not disclosed Included in $68,125 for 2024
Total loan growthNot disclosed Predetermined around budget Not disclosed Included in $68,125 for 2024
Discretionary componentNot disclosed Predetermined around budget Not disclosed Included in $68,125 for 2024

Equity Awards and Vesting:

Grant DateAward TypeShares GrantedGrant Date Fair Value ($)Vesting Schedule
3/7/2023Time-based Restricted Stock2096,236 (aggregate 2023 stock awards) 4 years; 25% on each anniversary of grant, service-based
3/7/2024Time-based Restricted Stock2,13037,871 (aggregate 2024 stock awards) 4 years; 25% on each anniversary of grant, service-based

Outstanding Equity Awards at Fiscal Year-End (as of 12/31/2024):

Grant DateUnvested Shares (#)Market Value ($)
3/7/2023209 4,039
3/7/20242,130 43,090

Notes: The company grants equity under the 2020 Stock Incentive Plan; options are not currently utilized (no options outstanding) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Total Beneficial Ownership12,394 shares as of March 20, 2025
Ownership % of Shares Outstanding<1% (star footnote) with 3,528,262 shares outstanding
Unvested Restricted Stock (included in beneficial ownership)6,255 shares
Vested vs Unvested BreakdownUnvested disclosed; vested not separately disclosed
Options (Exercisable/Unexercisable)None disclosed; no options outstanding under plan tables
Stock Ownership GuidelinesNot disclosed in proxy materials reviewed
Pledging as CollateralNot disclosed in proxy materials reviewed
Anti-Hedging PolicyCompany currently does not have any anti-hedging policies
Insider Trading ArrangementsNo Rule 10b5‑1 or non‑Rule 10b5‑1 arrangements adopted, modified, or terminated by officers in Q3 2025

Employment Terms

TermDetail
Start Date (CFO)October 18, 2022
Agreement TermInitially through Dec 31, 2024; auto-renews each Dec 31 for a two-year rolling term unless notice is given
Severance (No Change-in-Control)Base salary for the greater of remainder of term or 12 months; earned but unpaid bonus; welfare continuance equal to 12× the COBRA premium excess
Change-in-Control (Double Trigger)Lump sum: welfare continuance at 24× COBRA premium excess; 2.99× base salary plus greater of target or prior year actual annual bonus; subject to release/covenant compliance
Equity Acceleration on CICAccelerated vesting of restricted stock under 2020 Stock Incentive Plan upon change-in-control
Non-Compete / Non-Solicit18 months post-termination
Clawback ProvisionsNot disclosed in proxy materials reviewed
Tax Gross-UpsNot disclosed in proxy materials reviewed
Deferred CompensationEligible; plan allows deferral of up to 100% of salary/bonus; company made discretionary contributions in 2024

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and skin-in-the-game: Campbell’s direct ownership is under 1% with a meaningful unvested RS position that vests 25% annually over four years, supporting retention but with limited immediate ownership leverage; the company does not prohibit hedging, which is a governance alignment consideration .
  • Incentive design: Annual cash incentives are tied to asset quality, profitability, and balance sheet growth metrics with a 35% of salary cap, reinforcing focus on credit risk and organic growth—payouts were $68,125 in 2024 .
  • Change-of-control economics: Double-trigger severance at 2.99× salary+bonus plus health benefit multiples and equity acceleration could be value-dilutive in an acquisition scenario; investors should model potential transaction costs accordingly .
  • Trading signals and selling pressure: No officer 10b5‑1 plans were adopted in Q3 2025, and restricted stock dividends are paid on unvested shares; vesting cadence may create periodic liquidity windows though no pledging or sales are disclosed in filings reviewed .
  • Governance and shareholder feedback: The company received ~90% say‑on‑pay support in 2024, and uses an independent compensation consultant (Blanchard), indicating constructive shareholder sentiment and structured pay practices .