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Evan Iverson

Senior Vice President, Chief Operating Officer at FrontdoorFrontdoor
Executive

About Evan Iverson

Evan A. Iverson, 48, is Senior Vice President and Chief Operating Officer of Frontdoor, Inc. (FTDR). He joined FTDR in January 2019 and was promoted to COO in August 2024 after serving in operations and contractor engagement leadership roles . Iverson holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering (Iowa State University), an MBA (University of Virginia Darden), and a JD (University of San Diego) . Under FTDR’s 2024 performance, revenue rose 4% to $1.84B, Adjusted EBITDA grew 28% to $443M, gross margin expanded 410 bps to 54%, and diluted EPS increased 42% to $3.01, supporting a 135% AIP payout determination for the year .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Frontdoor, Inc.Senior Vice President, Chief Operating OfficerAug 2024–presentLeads company operations; elevated responsibilities following successful contractor engagement leadership
Frontdoor, Inc.SVP, Contractor EngagementAug 2023–Dec 2023Drove contractor ecosystem engagement and alignment
Frontdoor, Inc.Chief Operations Officer (title transition period)Jan 2024–Jul 2024Transitioned into COO responsibilities ahead of formal promotion
Frontdoor, Inc.Vice President, OperationsJan 2019–Aug 2023Scaled operations post-spin from ServiceMaster; foundational process improvements

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Amazon.com, Inc.Senior Product Manager, Global Fulfillment ServicesDec 2015–Dec 2018Led fulfillment product initiatives in e-commerce and logistics
McKinsey & CompanyAssociate PrincipalSep 2009–Dec 2015Drove consulting engagements focused on growth and operations
TraneSalesperson2001–2007Early career commercial/residential HVAC sales experience

Fixed Compensation

Component2024 Amount/Detail
Base salary (as of Dec 31, 2024)$550,000
AIP target bonus % (blended for promotion)67.3%
2024 AIP eligible compensation$506,250
2024 AIP payout factor90.80%
2024 AIP bonus paid$459,703

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingThresholdTargetMaximumActualAchievement FactorWeighted Achievement
Revenue35%$1.780B $1.843B $1.907B $1.843B 100.0% 35.0%
Adjusted EBITDA35%$330M $359M $415M $443M 200.0% 70.0%
Strategic objectives (AHS relaunch, monetization, data architecture)30%Set by committee Set by committee 200% cap 100.0% of target 100.0% 30.0%
Company AIP Payout Determination135.0% overall

2024 equity grants (March 25, 2024) under the 2018 Plan:

  • PSUs: 15,649 at target; grant date fair value $499,986; 50% tied to 3-year cumulative revenue, 50% to 3-year cumulative Adjusted EBITDA .
  • RSUs: 15,649; grant date fair value $499,986 .
  • Design: PSUs measured over a three-year performance period; RSUs time-vested per plan terms .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial ownership (shares)45,143
% of shares outstanding~0.06% (computed using 74,634,580 shares outstanding on Mar 1, 2025 )
Shares counted within 60 days (options exercisable/RSUs/PSUs vesting)40,188
Shares pledgedNone; company prohibits pledging/hedging/short sales and reported none pledged as of Mar 1, 2025
Stock ownership guidelinesNEOs: 3× annual base salary; retain 100% of acquired shares until compliant; no set time deadline

Outstanding equity awards at FY2024 year-end (selected items):

  • RSUs (unvested): 15,649 (market value $855,531 at $54.67 close) .
  • PSUs (target unvested): 1,956 (market value $106,941) .
  • Options (exercisable/unexercisable):
    • 3/27/2023: 28,850 options @ $26.42, exp. 3/27/2033 .
    • 3/28/2022: 9,405 exercisable; 4,275 unexercisable @ $28.82, exp. 3/28/2032 .
    • 3/29/2021: 4,170 exercisable; 279 unexercisable @ $54.81, exp. 3/29/2031 .
    • 3/30/2020: 8,116 exercisable @ $35.56, exp. 3/30/2030 .
    • 3/29/2019: 6,048 exercisable @ $34.48, exp. 3/29/2029 .

Employment Terms

ScenarioCash SeveranceProrated BonusCOBRAEquity AccelerationTotal
Termination without Cause/by Executive for Good Reason (no CoC)$935,000 (12 months salary + target bonus) $385,000 $30,436 $1,350,436
Change in Control (no termination)$855,581 $855,581
Termination in connection with Change in Control (double trigger)$1,485,000 (2× salary + target bonus) $385,000 $30,436 $2,386,382 $4,286,818

Additional governance/compensation features:

  • Double-trigger vesting for equity awards in CoC scenarios; mandatory executive clawback policy; independent compensation consultant; no tax gross-ups (except relocation), and no option repricing/backdating .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance linkage is strong: 2024 AIP weighted heavily to revenue and Adjusted EBITDA, with company achieving 135% payout on blended metrics; PSUs tie 3-year cumulative revenue and Adjusted EBITDA, reinforcing multi-year performance accountability .
  • Retention risk moderated by unvested RSUs/PSUs and double-trigger CoC protections; however, sizeable outstanding options and RSUs imply material unvested value and vesting cadence over time .
  • Alignment safeguards: strict ownership guidelines (3× salary), 100% post-vesting share retention until compliant, and prohibitions on hedging/pledging—none of Iverson’s shares are pledged as of March 1, 2025 .
  • Execution track record: operational leadership coincided with 2024 improvements in revenue, EBITDA, gross margin, and EPS, and strategic milestones (AHS relaunch, app launch, 2-10 HBW acquisition, new credit facility), suggesting operational rigor under Iverson’s tenure .
  • Change-in-control economics: 2× salary + target bonus cash severance with accelerated equity vesting on double-trigger may create meaningful payout leverage; monitor any future structure changes and annual grant sizing for inflation risk .