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Amanda Baldwin

Director at Ibotta
Board

About Amanda Baldwin

Amanda Baldwin, age 46, is an independent director of Ibotta, Inc. (IBTA) serving since August 2021; she chairs the Compensation Committee and is nominated to continue as a Class I director through 2028 . She is CEO and a director of Olaplex Holdings (since December 2023) and formerly CEO of Supergoop (2016–2023), with prior senior roles at L Catterton, Dior Beauty North America (LVMH), and Clinique; she holds an MBA from Wharton and an AB from Harvard . Her core credentials center on marketing and management, with board skills spanning CEO experience, operational expertise, marketing/digital media, product/adtech, public company, finance/accounting, and human capital .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Supergoop LLCChief Executive OfficerAug 2016–Nov 2023Led brand growth; consumer marketing expertise
L CattertonSenior Vice PresidentPrior to 2016Investor/operator collaboration; beauty sector focus
Dior Beauty North America (LVMH)Led omnichannel marketing strategyPrior to L CattertonOmnichannel execution; brand strategy
Clinique (Estée Lauder)Various positionsPriorConsumer marketing and brand management

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Notes
Olaplex Holdings (NASDAQ: OLPX)Chief Executive Officer and DirectorSince Dec 2023Public company board service
KIPP NYCDirectorCurrentCharter school network governance

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Compensation Committee Chair; other members include Stephen Bailey and Thomas D. Lehrman (Lehrman appointed March 2025; Sheppard resigned upon becoming Interim CFO) .
  • Independence: Board determined Baldwin (and a majority of directors) meet NYSE independence standards; IBTA is a “controlled company” (Class B majority voting held by CEO Bryan Leach) but does not currently rely on governance exemptions .
  • Attendance: Board held 10 meetings in 2024; each current director attended at least 75% of Board and applicable committee meetings; Audit Committee held 7, Compensation 6, NCGC 1 .
  • Board leadership: Combined Chair/CEO (Bryan Leach) with a Lead Independent Director (Amit Doshi since March 2025); independent directors meet regularly in executive session .
  • Voting structure: Class A = 1 vote/share; Class B = 20 votes/share; Class B fully beneficially held by Bryan Leach/affiliates .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentPolicy / ActualAmountNotes
Annual Board/Committee cash retainer (outside directors)Policy retainer$40,000Paid quarterly in arrears, subject to proration
Compensation Committee Chair feePolicy$15,000Chair receives chair fee only (not member fee)
Compensation Committee member feePolicy$7,500Non-chair member fee
Audit Committee Chair/memberPolicy$20,000 / $10,000Chair/member annual retainers
Nominating & Governance Chair/memberPolicy$10,000 / $5,000Chair/member annual retainers
Lead Independent DirectorPolicy$25,000Annual retainer
Baldwin – Cash fees (2024)Actual$38,653Total cash earned in FY2024

Performance Compensation

ComponentGrant Basis / VestingAmount / SharesNotes
Initial RSU grant (post-IPO)$400,000 value; vests 1/3 annually over 3 years, subject to serviceN/A (shares determined by IPO pricing)Granted immediately after IPO completion
Annual director RSU grant$200,000 value; 100% vests on earlier of 1 year or day prior to next annual meeting, subject to serviceN/A (shares rounded to nearest whole share)Granted on date of each annual shareholder meeting
Change-in-control (director awards)100% vesting; performance awards deemed at 100% target unless specified otherwisePolicy provisionApplies to director equity awards
Baldwin – Stock awards (2024)Aggregate grant-date fair value$460,863ASC 718 fair value of 2024 grants
Baldwin – Outstanding stock awards (12/31/2024)Unvested stock awards4,545 sharesAs of FY2024 year-end
Baldwin – Options outstanding (12/31/2024)Options (exercisable/unexercisable aggregate)40,810As of FY2024 year-end; strike/expiry not disclosed in director table
Annual director comp capMaximum combined cash+equity per fiscal year$750,000 (or $1,000,000 in first year)Policy cap based on grant-date fair value

No director-specific performance metrics (e.g., EBITDA/TSR) are tied to outside director compensation; equity awards are time-based under the Outside Director Compensation Policy .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRelationship to IBTAInterlock/Transactions
Olaplex HoldingsNo IBTA-related party transaction disclosedNone disclosed involving Baldwin
KIPP NYCNon-profit; no IBTA transactionNone disclosed

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Education: MBA (Wharton), AB (Harvard) .
  • Domain expertise: Marketing, brand-building, omnichannel digital strategy; CEO/operator background; finance/accounting literacy; human capital .
  • Board skills matrix: CEO Experience; Operational Expertise; Marketing & Digital Media; Product & AdTech; Public Company; Financial & Accounting; Human Capital & Talent Development .

Equity Ownership

HolderClass A SharesClass B SharesDerivatives (within 60 days)Ownership %
Amanda Baldwin1,515 RSUs scheduled to vest/settle within 60 days; 31,385 options exercisable within 60 days31,385 options; 1,515 RSUs<1% (denoted “*”)
Baldwin – Unexercised/Unvested (12/31/2024)4,545 stock awards unvested; 40,810 options outstanding
  • Shares pledged/hedging: IBTA’s Insider Trading Policy prohibits short sales, hedging, pledging, and margin accounts for directors, officers, and employees .
  • Ownership guidelines: Director stock ownership guidelines not disclosed in the proxy; RSU program supports equity alignment .

Governance Assessment

  • Independence and role: Baldwin is an independent director and serves as Compensation Committee Chair, a critical governance position overseeing executive pay, with meetings held six times in 2024 .
  • Use of independent advisers: Compensation Committee engaged Compensia; Committee assessed consultant independence and no conflicts of interest, aligning with best practice .
  • Attendance/engagement: Board met 10 times in 2024; all directors met at least 75% attendance across Board/committees, signaling engagement amidst controlled company dynamics .
  • Controlled company risk: Majority voting power resides with CEO via Class B shares; IBTA currently does not rely on NYSE controlled-company exemptions, but the status can limit minority shareholder influence over director elections and key transactions .
  • Equity alignment and guardrails: Outside Director RSU grants ($400k initial; $200k annual) and a policy cap ($750k/$1,000k first year) provide material equity exposure while capping pay inflation; change-in-control provisions accelerate director awards, which investors should monitor for potential misalignment in event-driven scenarios .
  • Conflicts/related parties: No related-party transactions disclosed involving Baldwin; IBTA’s Audit Committee reviews RPTs under a formal policy, with disclosed relationships primarily involving other directors or large holders (e.g., Wilson Sonsini, Walmart warrant) .
  • Risk controls: Prohibitions on hedging/pledging enhance alignment; regular executive sessions and a Lead Independent Director structure provide oversight within a combined Chair/CEO context .