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Maví Zingoni

Chief Executive Officer, Power at GE Vernova
Executive

About Maví Zingoni

Maví Zingoni, 51, is Chief Executive Officer, Power at GE Vernova Inc. (GEV), serving since the Spin-Off and previously leading the GE Vernova Power businesses from January 2023 until the Spin-Off; she spent 1999–2022 at Repsol in senior leadership roles across energy and finance. She is a National Public Accountant (National University of Comahue, Argentina), holds an Executive MBA (IAE Business School, Universidad Austral), and completed the Advanced Management Program at Chicago Booth . Under her remit, Power delivered 2024 EBITDA of $2,268M and 7% organic revenue growth; Power’s AEIP segment payouts were 118% for FCF, 135% for EBITDA, and 134% for organic revenue, while Total Company results were FCF $1,701M (170%), Adjusted EBITDA $2,035M (104%), and organic revenue growth 7% (131%). GEV’s stock price increased 135% in 2024 and a fixed $100 investment tracked to $235 (company TSR) for 2024 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
RepsolExecutive Managing Director Client and Low Carbon Generation2021–2022Led low-carbon generation and client businesses; member of Repsol Executive Committee
RepsolExecutive Managing Director Commercial Businesses and Chemistry2019–2020Led commercial and chemical businesses; executive leadership of multi-energy operations
RepsolVarious leadership roles across energy and finance1999–2018Progressive leadership across Repsol’s energy value chain and finance
GE Vernova businessesCEO, Power (pre-Spin-Off)Jan 2023–Apr 2024Established Power segment leadership ahead of Spin-Off

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Club Español de la EnergíaLeadership rolesn/aNon-profit dedicated to energy issues
Universidad Austral (Buenos Aires)Advisory Board Membern/aAdvisory role at Universidad Austral

Fixed Compensation

Metric20232024
Base Salary ($)$1,114,111 $1,114,460
Target AEIP (% of Salary)100% 100%
Sign-on Bonus ($/€)$1,531,633 (paid 2023) $506,376 (paid 2024)
Cash compensation currencyPaid in Euros; converted at ~$1.08/€Paid in Euros; converted at ~$1.08/€
All Other Compensation ($)$163,761 $156,552
Retirement contributions (Company)Eligible under Spain plan; contributions up to 10% of eligible pay if elected $114,331 Company contributions; car/lunch allowance and other Spain-standard benefits

Performance Compensation

Annual Executive Incentive Plan (AEIP) — 2024 Structure and Outcome

ComponentDetailZingoni-Specific
AEIP Weighting20% Total Company; 80% Power segment Applies to Ms. Zingoni
Corporate Metrics & ResultsFCF threshold $500M/target $1,000M/max $2,000M; actual $1,701M (170%); Adjusted EBITDA threshold $1,500M/target $2,000M/max $3,000M; actual $2,035M (104%); Organic revenue growth threshold 2.5%/target 5%/max 10%; actual 7% (131%) 20% weighting to corporate
Segment Metrics (Power)FCF, EBITDA, Organic revenue growth weighted 40%/40%/20%; payout levels 118% (FCF), 135% (EBITDA), 134% (Organic revenue); segment EBITDA $2,268M; segment organic revenue growth 7% (targets undisclosed) 80% weighting to segment
Safety & Sustainability ModifierApplied ±10 pts; for Power, modifier was −2% −2% to Zingoni’s AEIP payout
Individual Performance Factor (IPF)Up to 150%; CHCC approved 105% for Zingoni (leadership establishing Power segment, significant orders growth and segment financial performance) 105%
2024 AEIP Payout ($)N/A$1,497,834; 134% of target

2024 Long-Term Incentive (LTI) Grants

Grant TypeGrant DateShares / Options (#)Exercise PriceGrant Date Fair Value ($)Vesting Schedule
PSUs (2023 PSU incremental valuation recognized in 2024)3/6/2024Target 8,085 (threshold 6,468; max 9,702) $1,245,386 End of 2024–2026 period; company metrics; payout 50–200% of target; rTSR modifier ±20% vs S&P 500 Industrials
RSUs (Annual)5/16/20245,388 $896,563 Vests Mar 1, 2025/2026/2027
PSUs (Annual)5/16/2024Target 8,980 (threshold 1,796; max 17,960) $1,641,993 Vests Mar 1, 2027, subject to performance certification
Stock Options (Annual)5/16/20247,797 $166.40 $497,838 Equal increments Mar 1, 2025/2026/2027
Stock Options (Annual)6/3/202414,161 $170.37 $992,544 Vests Apr 2, 2028
2024 LTI Target MixN/A50% PSUs / 30% RSUs / 20% Options N/AMulti-year vesting; 3-year cumulative Adjusted EBITDA and FCF; rTSR modifier
April 2024 LTI Target ChangeN/AZingoni target increased from $1.8M to $2.5M (+39%) N/AReflects post-Spin-Off role and retention

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership (3/3/2025)18,803 shares beneficially owned; 2,573 shares underlying RSUs/options acquirable within 60 days; total 21,376; <1% of shares outstanding; no shares pledged
Outstanding Unvested Awards (12/31/2024)RSUs: 53,910 ($17,732,616); 13,493 ($4,438,252); 5,388 ($1,772,275); 18,191 ($5,983,566). PSUs: 8,980 ($2,953,791). Options: 7,797 ($166.40, exp. 5/16/2034); 14,161 ($170.37, exp. 6/3/2034). Market value calculated using $328.93 closing price on 12/31/2024
Upcoming Vesting MilestonesRSUs vest Mar 1, 2025/2026/2027; PSUs vest Mar 1, 2027 subject to performance; options vest Mar 1, 2025/2026/2027 and Apr 2, 2028
Stock Ownership GuidelinesExecutives must hold 3x base salary; RSUs count; PSUs and options do not; five years to comply; as of 12/31/2024 CEO and all NEOs were in compliance or expected to be within five years
Hedging/PledgingHedging and pledging of company stock prohibited

Vesting Schedule Detail (Selected Awards)

DateInstrumentShares/Units (#)Notes
Mar 1, 2025Options (5/16/2024 grant)Portion of 7,797Equal annual tranches through 2027
Mar 1, 2026Options (5/16/2024 grant)Portion of 7,797Equal annual tranches through 2027
Mar 1, 2027Options (5/16/2024 grant)Portion of 7,797Final tranche
Apr 2, 2028Options (6/3/2024 grant)14,161Single vest date
Mar 1, 2025/2026/2027RSUs (5/16/2024 grant)5,388Equal tranches
Mar 1, 2026RSUs (converted 2023 PSUs)18,191Vest on Mar 1, 2026
Feb 9, 2025/2026RSUs (2/9/2023 grant)53,910Equal tranches
Mar 1, 2027PSUs (5/16/2024 grant)8,980 targetSubject to performance certification

Employment Terms

ProvisionTerms
AgreementLocal law employment agreement dated Sep 23, 2022 (Spain)
Base Salary€1,030,000; AEIP target 100% of base
Sign-on Equity$3.5M grant; 50% vest on 2nd anniversary, 50% on 3rd; accelerated vesting upon termination without cause or mutual separation
Annual Equity Awards$1.8M target (prior to Apr 2024 increase); increased LTI target to $2.5M in Apr 2024 (+39%)
Sign-on Cash€1,416,000 within 30 days of start; €468,000 at first anniversary; repayment if resigns before first anniversary or for cause
Non-compete12 months post-contractual noncompetition; compensation equal to 60% of gross annual fixed remuneration, paid monthly; illustrative value ~$670,000 if termination on 12/31/2024
Termination Benefit (local law)Potential 33 days’ pay per year of service (salary + bonus), subject to eligibility
Good Leaver PolicyEquity held <1 year forfeited; >1 year prorated continued vesting; PSUs pay lesser of actual or target; requires separation agreement with restrictive covenants
Change-in-Control (CIC) Policy (U.S. executives)Double-trigger; 150% salary+150% target bonus (200% for CEO) if terminated without cause/for good reason within 24 months post-CIC; earned bonus, pro-rata bonus, time-based equity acceleration; performance awards deemed achieved at ≥target or actual; no tax gross-ups; best-net-benefit 280G cutback
ClawbackRecovery of excess incentive-based compensation for restatements per NYSE Rule 10D-1
PerquisitesSpain-based car allowance, lunch allowance, and other standard local benefits; Company retirement contributions

Compensation Summary (Multi-Year)

Metric20232024
Salary ($)$1,114,111 $1,114,460
Bonus ($)$1,531,633 (sign-on) $506,376 (sign-on)
Stock Awards ($)$4,720,501 $3,856,590
Option Awards ($)$0 $1,490,382
Non-Equity Incentive ($)$1,348,074 $1,497,834
All Other Compensation ($)$163,761 $156,552
Total ($)$8,878,080 $8,622,193

Board Governance (applicable policies)

  • Executive stock ownership guidelines (3x salary for executive officers); compliance or expected compliance within 5 years; PSUs/options do not count .
  • Prohibitions on hedging and pledging by executives and directors .
  • Compensation governance with independent consultant (Pay Governance); CHCC oversight, capped payouts, clawback, double-trigger CIC .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: AEIP tied 80% to Power metrics under Zingoni’s control, with strong segment outcomes (EBITDA payout 135%, organic revenue payout 134%) leading to 134% of target AEIP payout; LTI is majority PSUs with rigorous 3-year Adjusted EBITDA and FCF and rTSR modifier, reinforcing long-term value creation .
  • Retention and selling pressure: Significant unvested RSUs and options with multi-year schedules (Mar 2025/2026/2027; Apr 2028) suggest ongoing retention hooks; upcoming March 1 vest dates can create mechanical selling pressure, though guidelines require holding 50% of net shares until compliance thresholds are met, mitigating near-term supply .
  • Alignment and risk controls: No pledged shares; hedging banned; clawback policy in place; double-trigger CIC without tax gross-ups reduces windfall risk and aligns with best practices .
  • Execution track record: Power delivered 2024 EBITDA of $2,268M and 7% organic growth amid broader company momentum (orders $44B, FCF $1.7B); CHCC’s 105% IPF reflects leadership impact, a positive signal for segment execution continuity .