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Tuan Tran

President, Technology and Innovation at HPHP
Executive

About Tuan Tran

Tuan Tran is a long-tenured HP Inc executive who served as President, Imaging, Printing & Solutions, and was appointed President of Technology and Innovation effective November 1, 2024, reflecting his role in leading innovation and strategic initiatives across HP’s portfolio . The HRC Committee characterized his leadership as “seasoned and well‑respected,” highlighting Print discipline in a challenging environment, innovation progress, Supplies execution, and support for CHIPs Act funding efforts; his fiscal 2024 MBOs were funded above target at 27.5% . As of fiscal year‑end 2024, Mr. Tran was retirement‑eligible, which affects vesting treatment of equity and termination economics . Beneficial ownership totals 627,202 HP shares (including 387,984 underlying options), representing less than 1% of outstanding shares .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
HP IncPresident, Imaging, Printing & Solutions— (served prior to Nov 1, 2024) Maintained discipline and reliability in Print; progressed innovation and Supplies; supported leadership transitions and CHIPs Act funding efforts
HP IncPresident, Technology and InnovationAppointed Nov 1, 2024 Mandate to lead HP into the future via technology and innovation initiatives

Fixed Compensation

YearBase Salary ($)Target Annual Incentive ($)Actual Annual Incentive ($)
FY 2022780,000 608,871
FY 2023820,000 846,855
FY 2024861,000 1,162,350 (plan target) 1,017,056 (87.5% of target: 60% financial + 27.5% MBO)
  • Perquisites and other compensation (FY 2024): 401(k) match $13,800; NQDC match $13,200; mobility program $9,915; miscellaneous $11,644; Total “All Other Compensation” $48,559 .
  • Itemized perquisites (FY 2024): $8,277 financial counseling; $2,766 personal expenses during President’s Awards travel; $601 executive physicals .

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Plan Structure (FY 2024)

ComponentWeightingMetricsOutcome
Financial metrics75% GAAP net revenue; adjusted non‑GAAP operating profit; non‑GAAP free cash flow Company achieved target (net revenue), near target (FCF), below target (operating profit); HRC reduced factor for parity with broader plan
MBOs25% Culture/Leadership, People, Sustainable Impact Tran MBO funded 27.5% (above target), contributing to 87.5% total payout

Long‑Term Incentives (Structure and FY 2024 Decisions)

InstrumentWeight (Other NEOs)MeasurementTargeting & VestingFY 2024 Determination
PARSUs (EPS + TSR modifier)60% 3 annual adjusted non‑GAAP EPS targets; TSR modifier vs S&P 500 quartiles (-50/0/+50%) over FY24–26 Cliff vest at end of FY26 performance period, subject to service Year‑1 EPS achieved at 80% (actual $3.33 vs target $3.45); final payout depends on FY25/FY26 EPS and TSR modifier
PARSUs (KGA revenue)Part of 60% FY26 revenue Key Growth Areas (KGAs) Cliff vest end of FY26; payout 0–300% of target Measured at FY26; not yet determined
RSUs40% Time‑basedRatable annual vesting over 3 years from grant date Standard schedule applies
Stock Options (legacy PCSOs/PSCOs)Eliminated from new LTI (program simplification) Stock price hurdles + service 10‑year term; vest by tranches if hurdles met within 2/4/5 years Certain tranches vested in FY 2024; first tranche of one award forfeited for not meeting hurdle

FY 2024 Grants (Tran)

Grant TypeGrant DateTarget Units (#)Grant‑Date Fair Value ($)
RSU12/19/202383,910 2,540,795
PARSU (EPS – Year 1)12/19/202333,564 1,435,868
PARSU (KGA – FY26)12/19/202325,173 722,717
PARSU (prior cycles)12/08/202218,121 520,254
PARSU (prior cycles)12/07/202111,877 340,989

FY 2024 Realized Vesting

InstrumentShares Vested (#)Value Realized ($)
Stock awards (RSUs/PARSUs + dividend equivalents)105,686 3,233,022
Options exercised

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership and Guidelines

  • Beneficial ownership: 627,202 shares; includes right to acquire 387,984 shares via options; less than 1% of outstanding shares .
  • Stock ownership guidelines: Section 16 officers must hold 5× base salary within five years; hedging prohibited; pledging generally prohibited; margin accounts restricted .
  • Clawbacks: Mandatory Recovery Policy (Dodd‑Frank compliant) for restatements and Applicable Compensation Clawback Policy for misconduct, covering cash and equity awards over a 3‑year lookback (excluding salary/benefits) .

Current Unvested/Unearned Equity and Release Schedule

CategoryShares (#)Value ($)Notes
Unvested stock awards169,370 6,016,026 (at $35.52) Includes dividend equivalent units
Unearned performance units (PARSUs)71,903 2,553,995 (at $35.52) EPS/KGA subject to FY24–26 results
Scheduled stock releases12/07/2024: 76,854; 12/07/2025: 56,294; 12/07/2026: 27,970 Subject to continued service and any performance conditions

Options Detail (Outstanding and Terms)

TrancheStatusExercise Price ($)ExpirationNotes
Options (large tranche)259,706 underlying options 23.68 12/06/2030 10‑year term
Options (performance‑condition)109,205 unearned options 37.29 12/06/2031 Performance hurdle mechanics; tranches vest if hurdles met in 2/4/5 years
Options (performance‑condition)64,139 + 64,140 series 28.48 12/07/2032 Second hurdle achieved in FY 2024, vesting one‑third on second anniversary of 12/08/2022 grant

Employment Terms

Pension and Deferred Compensation

PlanCredited Service (Years)Present Value ($)
HP Retirement Plan (RP)14.6 274,889
Excess Benefit Plan (EBP)14.6 166,929
EDCP Attribute (FY 2024)Amount ($)
Executive contributions648,341
Registrant contributions13,200
Aggregate earnings1,333,883
EDCP ending balance5,973,256
Retirement eligibility status (FY 2024)Retirement‑eligible

Severance and Change‑in‑Control Economics

  • Severance multiple (SPEO): For NEOs (other than CEO), 1.5× base pay plus either 3‑year average actual annual incentive or target if <3 years at current level; plus 18 months COBRA premiums; pro‑rata cash bonus based on actual performance (outside CoC) or target (within 24 months post‑CoC) .
  • Equity treatment: Involuntary not‑for‑cause termination yields pro‑rata vesting on unvested equity; death/disability yields full vesting of RSUs/PARSUs (at target if performance period incomplete); retirement yields full vesting of RSUs (specified exceptions) and pro‑rata PARSUs based on actual performance; change‑in‑control governed by SPEO equity terms (double‑trigger framework referenced) .

Potential Payments (Estimated at 10/31/2024)

ScenarioTotal ($)Severance ($)Stock Options ($)RSUs ($)PARSUs ($)
Voluntary9,593,694 903,084 6,016,026 2,674,584
Disability13,166,332 903,084 6,247,222
Retirement9,593,694 903,084 2,674,584
Death13,166,332 903,084 6,247,222
Not for Cause12,153,609 2,559,915 903,084 6,016,026 2,674,584
Change in Control15,726,247 2,559,915 903,084 6,016,026 6,247,222

Insider Trading and Vesting‑Related Supply Signals

  • SEC CIK: 0001793233 .
  • Form 4 examples:
    • Dec 9, 2022 sale of 54,115 shares (reported transactions in period) .
    • Dec 1, 2022 scheduled sale (issuer withholding and sales reflected) .
    • Dec 21, 2023 RSU grant filing (each RSU is a contingent right to one share) .
  • Aggregator summary: 2022 was the largest cash‑out year (~514,552 shares for ~$7.49M per Benzinga) and latest reported transactions include option‑related entries around Nov–Dec 2023; use direct SEC filings for precise transaction codes .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Program shift: HP eliminated stock options from new LTI grants, increasing emphasis on performance‑based PARSUs and simplifying alignment with large tech peers; other NEO grants are now 60% PARSUs and 40% RSUs (CEO 70%/30%) .
  • FY 2024 PARSU payouts from 2022 cycle: average 52%, with TSR ~69th percentile vs S&P 500 leading to no additional payout—illustrating “at‑risk” design and linkage to multi‑year performance .
  • Say‑on‑Pay: 2024 proposal approved by over 91% of voted shares, signaling shareholder support for pay practices .

Equity Ownership & Alignment (Policy Highlights)

  • Ownership guidelines: 5× base salary for Section 16 officers within five years; options excluded from compliance, RSUs/time‑vested shares counted; NEOs >5 years in current role have met guidelines; those <5 years are on pace .
  • Hedging/pledging: Prohibited (limited exceptions on pledging/margin) to maintain alignment; insider trading procedures enforced .

Investment Implications

  • Above‑target MBOs and steady annual incentive funding suggest strong execution in Print and innovation initiatives; long‑term value realization will hinge on FY25–FY26 EPS and FY26 KGA revenue targets embedded in PARSUs, plus relative TSR vs S&P 500 .
  • Retirement eligibility and scheduled stock releases (Dec 2024/2025/2026) indicate identifiable vesting‑related supply; combined with historical year‑end transactions, monitor potential insider‑selling pressure into vest dates .
  • Severance/change‑in‑control terms (1.5× cash + equity vesting provisions) and robust clawback/hedging/pledging policies mitigate governance risk while preserving retention; option tranche forfeitures for unmet hurdles reinforce pay‑for‑performance discipline .
  • Beneficial ownership (<1%) with large unvested/unearned equity ties future realized pay to execution of FY24–26 performance goals, aligning incentives with shareholder outcomes .