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George Renaudin

President, Insurance at HUMANAHUMANA
Executive

About George Renaudin

George Renaudin II is President, Insurance at Humana (HUM), serving among the company’s Named Executive Officers; he is 56 and joined Humana’s management team in February 2023 . His annual incentives are tied to an Associate Incentive Plan (AIP) with 2024 weightings of Adjusted EPS (50%), Individual MA Membership growth (20%), Integrated Health (15%), and Strategic Measures (15%)—resulting in a 95% funding rate for 2024 . For long-term incentives, Humana’s 2024 PSU structure temporarily emphasized strategic/operational outcomes (70%) plus one-year adjusted EPS (30%), with a relative TSR modifier of ±20% and three-year vesting, aligning pay with execution and shareholder outcomes in a dynamic MA environment .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
HumanaPresident, Insurance2023–present Leads Insurance segment within Humana’s two-segment structure (Insurance and CenterWell)
HumanaPresident, Medicare & Medicaid2023

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2023FY 2024
Base Salary ($)$655,000 $750,000 (as of 12/31/2024)
AIP Target Bonus % (Blended/Target)100% target; actual payout $0 as AIP gate not met Target 110% (increased to 120% effective 7/1/2024); actual payout $756,626 at 95% funding

Performance Compensation

2024 AIP Performance Results

Performance MetricWeightMin (50%)Target (100%)Max (200%)ActualPerformance RatePlan Weighting Contribution
Adjusted EPS50%$16.00$20.00$16.21105.3%52.6%
Individual MA Membership Growth20%400,000525,000650,000250,0000%0%
Integrated Health (members using ≥2 CenterWell services)15%125,000132,500140,000133,100108.0%16.2%
Strategic Measures15%0%15%30%174.5%26.2%
Final AIP Funding Rate95%

2024 LTI Award Mix (Grant Date Value)

InstrumentMix$ Value
PSUs50%$1,325,000
RSUs25%$662,500
Stock Options25%$662,500
Total 2024 LTI100%$2,650,000

2024 Grants of Plan-Based Awards (Detail)

Grant DateInstrumentThreshold (#/$)Target (#/$)Max (#/$)Exercise PriceClose PriceGrant-Date Fair Value ($)
03/01/2024AIP cash$210,000$825,000$1,657,500
02/21/2024PSUs1,4433,6087,216$367.60
02/21/2024RSUs (time-based)1,804$367.60
02/21/2024RSUs (3-year cliff; retention)5,446$367.60
02/21/2024Options (lot 1)$367.21$367.60$26,006
02/21/2024Options (lot 2)$367.21$367.60$635,158

2024 PSU structure: 70% strategic measures (3-year), 30% one-year adjusted EPS, with rTSR modifier ±20%; three-year vesting . Options vest 1/3 annually; no repricing under Stock Plan .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemValue
Beneficially owned shares (as of 1/15/2024)4,084
RSUs scheduled to vest within 60 days after 1/15/2025841
Options exercisable currently or within 60 days after 1/15/20255,096
Shares outstanding (12/31/2024)120,641,615
Stock ownership guidelinesCEO 7x salary; CEO direct reports (incl. NEOs) 3x salary
Anti-hedging/pledging policyHedging and pledging prohibited for associates and directors
Pledged shares statusNone pledged by executives/directors as of 3/1/2025
2024 vesting activity3,535 shares vested; $1,164,479 value realized

Outstanding Equity and Vesting Schedules (as of 12/31/2024)

TypeGrant DateQuantityKey Terms / Vesting
Options02/24/20231,387 exercisable; 2,775 unexercisableVest ratably over 3 years; expire 02/24/2030; exercise $510.2425
Options02/21/20246,966 unexercisableVest ratably over 3 years; expire 02/21/2031; exercise $367.2100
RSUs10/01/20226093-year cliff vest
RSUs02/24/2023360Vest ratably; initial vest 12/15/2023; full vest 12/15/2025
RSUs02/21/2024 (time-based)1,203Vest ratably; initial vest 12/15/2024; full vest 12/15/2026
RSUs02/21/2024 (retention; 3-yr)5,4463-year cliff vest (retention award)
PSUs02/21/20221,682 (at max)Vest at 3 years based on performance
PSUs02/24/2023862 (at threshold)3-year performance vest
PSUs04/01/20231,443 (at threshold)3-year performance vest

As of 12/31/2024 HUM closed at $253.71; Renaudin’s option strikes ($367.21, $510.2425) were out-of-the-money, limiting near-term option exercise pressure .

Employment Terms

ProvisionDetail
Severance policy (NEOs)18 months salary continuation upon involuntary termination without cause; non-compete and non-solicit covenants for severance period
AIP on involuntary terminationProrated incentive eligibility at normal payment time if plan targets met
Change-in-control policyDouble trigger required; no excise tax gross-up
Potential payments (Renaudin, 12/31/2024 hypothetical)Involuntary without cause: Severance $1,125,000; Subtotal Termination Related $1,125,000; Total incl. vested amounts $2,151,834 . Change-in-control: Severance $3,300,000; Life/Health benefits $56,142; RSU acceleration $3,617,811; Total incl. vested amounts $8,000,787 . Death: RSU acceleration $3,617,811; Life insurance benefit $2,250,000 (3x salary cap); Total incl. vested amounts $4,644,645
Nonqualified deferred compensationRegistrant contribution $27,966; Aggregate balance $1,026,834 (also in “currently vested amounts”)
401(k) plan balance$3,013,173 (company and individual contributions)
Clawback policySEC/NYSE-compliant; broader recoupment for improper conduct causing material harm

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • 2024 equity mix maintained 50% PSUs / 25% RSUs / 25% Options; he also received a one-time $2,000,000 retention RSU grant with a 3-year cliff vest to reinforce retention through the CEO transition .
  • AIP gate and tougher EPS targets constrained cash payouts: 2023 AIP paid $0 due to EPS below threshold; 2024 AIP funded at 95% as Adjusted EPS modestly exceeded the $16 target, while membership growth missed the target .
  • Governance protections: no option repricing; anti-hedging/pledging; double-trigger CIC; no tax gross-ups—all supportive of shareholder-aligned pay practices .

Related Policies, Ownership, and Peer Benchmarking

  • Stock ownership guidelines: CEO 7x, CEO direct reports 3x salary (applies to NEOs) .
  • No shares pledged by executives/directors as of 3/1/2025; hedging/pledging prohibited .
  • 2024 Peer Group for benchmarking includes managed care (UnitedHealth, Elevance, Centene, CVS, Molina, Cigna), healthcare services (HCA, McKesson, LabCorp, DaVita, Cencora), and financial/insurance peers (Allstate, MetLife, Progressive, Prudential, Walgreens) .
  • Say-on-Pay support was strong in 2023 at 91% approval, reinforcing investor support for the program framework .

Investment Implications

  • Insider selling pressure appears limited near term: his options were out-of-the-money at 12/31/2024 (strikes $367–$510 vs. $253 close), and vesting is predominantly PSUs/RSUs with multi-year schedules—suggesting alignment to sustained execution rather than near-term cash-outs .
  • Retention risk mitigated by a 3-year cliff RSU retention award granted in 2024 (~$2.0M), plus severance policy requiring 18-month non-compete/non-solicit; CIC terms accelerate RSUs and provide $3.3M severance under double trigger—important for transition scenarios .
  • Pay-for-performance linkage is credible: AIP gating and tough EPS thresholds (zero paid in 2023; 95% funded in 2024) and PSU design tied to strategic metrics and rTSR modifier should keep realized pay sensitive to execution and shareholder outcomes .
  • Governance quality reduces red flags: clawback coverage beyond restatements, no excise tax gross-ups, and no option repricing—supporting investor confidence in compensation risk management .