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Eleazar de Carvalho Filho

Director at TechnipFMCTechnipFMC
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About Eleazar de Carvalho Filho

Independent director of TechnipFMC plc (FTI), age 67, serving since 2017 with approximately 8 years of tenure; chairs the Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) Committee. Background includes founding partner roles at Virtus BR Partners (since May 2009) and Sinfonia Consultoria Financeira e Participações (since August 2012), CEO/Managing Partner of Unibanco Investment Bank (Apr 2008–Mar 2009), consultant to BHP Billiton Metais (2006–2011), and founding roles at Iposeira Capital (est. 2003) and STK Capital (est. 2010) . He is nominated for annual re‑election, with director terms expiring at the next AGM under FTI’s majority vote, annual election framework .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Virtus BR Partners Assessoria Corporativa Ltda.Founding PartnerSince May 2009Financial advisory; M&A and risk management expertise
Sinfonia Consultoria Financeira e Participações Ltda.Founding PartnerSince Aug 2012Financial consulting; strategic finance
Unibanco Investment BankCEO & Managing PartnerApr 2008–Mar 2009Executive leadership; capital markets
BHP Billiton Metais S.A.Consultant2006–2011Industry insights; natural resources advisory
Iposeira Capital Ltda.Founding PartnerEstablished 2003Independent advisory; asset management
STK Capital Gestora de Recursos Ltda.Founding PartnerEstablished 2010Asset management; investment oversight

External Roles

CompanyRoleStatusNotes
Brookfield Renewable CorporationDirectorCurrentPublic company board service
Companhia Brasileira de Distribuição (Grupo Pão de Açúcar)DirectorCurrentPublic company board service
Brookfield Renewable Partners L.P.DirectorFormer (past 5 years)Prior public company board
Cnova N.V.DirectorFormer (past 5 years)Affiliate of CBD; prior board
Oi S.A.DirectorFormer (past 5 years)Prior board

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: ESG Committee Chair; not listed on Audit or Compensation & Talent (C&T) committees in current slate .
  • ESG Committee responsibilities: oversees corporate governance and sustainability practices; monitors compliance program; leads director nominations and independence evaluations; recommends committee assignments and Lead Independent Director; leads annual Board/committee performance evaluations .
  • Meetings and attendance: Board met 4 times in 2024; ESG Committee held 4 meetings; he and all 2025 nominees attended 100% of Board and respective committee meetings in 2024 .
  • Independence: Board affirmed all non‑executive directors are independent under NYSE standards; independence determinations reviewed transactions and relationships (none flagged for Carvalho Filho); eight of nine directors will be independent post‑AGM .
  • Governance practices: regular executive sessions of independent directors; director retirement policy at age 72; director share ownership requirement (5× cash retainer) .

Fixed Compensation

Component (2024)AmountDetail
Annual cash retainer$105,000Standard non-executive director cash retainer
ESG Committee Chair fee$15,000Annual chair fee for ESG
Committee meeting fees$10,000$2,500 per committee meeting × 4 ESG meetings
Total fees earned (cash)$130,000Sum of retainer + chair + meeting fees
All other compensation$9,018Spousal travel

Performance Compensation

Equity ComponentGrant ValueVesting/SettlementChange-in-Control TermsNotes
Annual RSU grant$185,000Vests after one year of service; settled in Ordinary Shares per director’s irrevocable election (1–10 years from grant or upon separation)RSUs fully vest upon change in control; also vest on death or disabilityRSU grants valued using $19.72 closing price on Feb 16, 2024 for disclosure; dividend equivalents accrue

No performance-based equity awards (e.g., PSUs/options) are disclosed for non-executive directors; director equity is delivered via time-based RSUs per the Director Compensation program .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Interlocks/conflicts review: ESG Committee annually reviews related party transactions; since the beginning of 2024, no related person transactions above $120,000 were disclosed; independence review noted ordinary-course relationships for certain other directors but affirmed independence; Carvalho Filho not flagged .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Skills matrix: Finance/Accounting expertise; Sustainability/Emerging Technologies; International experience; Strategy/M&A; governance/legal; independent director; currently on two other public boards .
  • Biography highlights: executive management and founding/managing partner experience in international investment organizations; risk management and M&A expertise; Brazil market experience—one of FTI’s principal markets .

Equity Ownership

Ownership Item (as of Mar 3, 2025)AmountNotes
Beneficially owned shares103,982Includes deferred vested RSUs; <1% of class
Percent of class<1%Based on 420,571,563 shares outstanding
Deferred vested Ordinary Shares (RSUs)46,391Director-elected settlement timing; no voting/disposition rights until distribution
Total outstanding RSUs55,772Held at Dec 31, 2024
Vested but not settled RSUs46,391At Dec 31, 2024
Ownership guideline complianceMetDirectors must hold ≥5× annual cash retainer within 5 years; all directors compliant as of Dec 31, 2024
Hedging/pledgingProhibitedInsider Trading Compliance Policy prohibits hedging and pledging by directors

Governance Assessment

  • Board effectiveness: As ESG Committee Chair, Carvalho Filho oversees sustainability strategy and governance, director nominations/independence, compliance program, and Board/committee evaluations—core levers of board quality and risk oversight . ESG Committee certified 2024 sustainability scorecard performance and recommended a 115% payout factor incorporated into the annual incentive BPI, evidencing integration of ESG into pay programs .
  • Independence and attendance: Affirmed independence and 100% attendance at Board and committee meetings in 2024—positive engagement signals .
  • Ownership alignment: Meets director ownership guideline (≥5× cash retainer); holds substantial deferred RSUs aligned with long-term performance; company prohibits hedging/pledging .
  • Director pay mix: Balanced cash and equity; 2024 program updated to increase cash retainer by $5,000 and annual equity grant by $10,000 to align with peer median; equity delivered via RSUs with deferral elections, reinforcing long-term alignment .
  • Related-party/conflicts: No related person transactions disclosed for 2024; independence review did not flag Carvalho Filho; ESG Committee monitors conflicts and recusal per policy—low conflict risk .
  • Shareholder signals: 2024 say‑on‑pay support at 86% indicates broad investor support for compensation governance; annual election under majority vote and independent committees bolster investor confidence .
  • RED FLAGS: Modest “All Other Compensation” for spousal travel ($9,018) noted; no hedging/pledging allowed; no related‑party transactions disclosed; no attendance issues—overall limited red flags .