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Sharon Wienbar

Director at Ingram Micro Holding
Board

About Sharon Wienbar

Independent director of Ingram Micro Holding Corporation since October 2024; age 63. Background includes 17 years as Partner at Scale Venture Partners (2001–2018) and CEO of Hackbright Academy (2015–2016), with prior roles at Adobe and Bain & Company. Education: BS and MS in Engineering (Harvard); MBA (Stanford). She serves on INGM’s Audit and Compensation Committees; the Board has affirmatively determined she is independent .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Scale Venture PartnersPartner2001–2018Led investments in early-stage tech; advised portfolio strategy
Hackbright AcademyChief Executive Officer2015–2016Led software engineering program for women through acquisition
Adobe Systems; Bain & CompanyOperating roles; ConsultantPrior to 2001Enterprise software operating experience; strategic consulting

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Resideo Technologies (NYSE: REZI)Director; Chair, Compensation & Human Capital Mgmt; Member, Nominating & Governance; Member, Innovation & TechnologyDirector since 2018Chairs compensation; committee met 7x in 2024; active governance and risk oversight
Enovis Corporation (NYSE: ENOV)Director; Chair of Board (as of May 2025)Director since 2016Board Chair; member of Compensation & HCM
USRowing; Planned Parenthood DirectDirectorCurrentNon-profit governance

Board Governance

AttributeDetails
CommitteesAudit (independent committee), Compensation (controlled-company exemptions allow non-independent members)
IndependenceBoard determined Wienbar is independent under NYSE and SEC rules
Attendance100% attendance in FY 2024 at Board and committee meetings following IPO; Board met once; Audit met twice; Compensation met once
Controlled Company StatusPlatinum Equity controls ~90% of voting power; INGM relies on NYSE “controlled company” exemptions (e.g., majority independent not required; Comp/NCGC not required to be fully independent)
Committee Composition RisksCompensation Committee includes Platinum affiliates; Audit Committee fully independent with financial experts; Wienbar serves on both

Fixed Compensation (Director)

ComponentPolicy/AmountActual FY 2024Notes
Annual cash retainer$100,000$25,000Pro-rated post-IPO for 2024
Audit Chair cash retainer$35,000N/ANot applicable (she is a member, not Chair)
Equity grant (annual RSU)Target $185,000$184,9988,409 RSUs granted 10/23/2024; vest 10/23/2025

Performance Compensation

Directors do not receive performance-based bonuses. Equity is time-based RSUs; no options; no meeting fees. Stock ownership guidelines require 5x base compensation; directors must retain 50% of net shares until compliant; as of proxy date, none (except Monié) had met guidelines .

MetricGrant DateShares/UnitsGrant-Date Fair ValueVesting Terms
Annual Director RSU10/23/20248,409$184,998Full vest on first anniversary (10/23/2025)
Annual Director RSU (2025 meeting)06/04/20259,615$0 (reported on Form 4 as award)Standard annual grant; post-transaction holdings 18,024 units/shares reported

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Resideo: Chairs Compensation & HCM Committee; significant human capital and pay governance role; not an INGM related party .
  • Enovis: Board Chair (May 2025); compensation committee member; no disclosed conflicts with INGM operations .
  • INGM policy limits: Directors may serve on ≤5 public boards; Audit Committee members on ≤3 audit committees—Wienbar is within limits .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial literacy; audit oversight experience; technology and software domain expertise; M&A and capital markets familiarity from venture investing .
  • Independent voice on Audit and Compensation at a controlled company—adds governance balance .

Equity Ownership

ItemAmount/Status
Beneficial ownership (as of 4/10/2025)“—” (less than 1% of class)
Unvested RSUs at FY 2024 year-end8,409 (vesting 10/23/2025)
Post-annual meeting holdings (reported)18,024 following 9,615-unit RSU award on 6/4/2025
Director stock ownership guideline5× base compensation; retain 50% of net shares until met; not yet met by most directors
Hedging/pledgingProhibited: no hedging, short sales, margin accounts, or pledging of INGM securities

Insider Trades (Form 4)

Filing DateTransaction DateTypeSecurities TransactedPricePost-Transaction HoldingsLink
2025-06-062025-06-04Award (RSU grant)9,615$018,024https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1897762/000141588925016055/0001415889-25-016055-index.htm

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths:

    • Independent director on Audit (fully independent; two financial experts on committee) and Compensation; 100% attendance; adds external governance expertise from chairing compensation at Resideo and chairing Enovis’ board .
    • Clear alignment mechanisms: annual RSU grants; director ownership guidelines with retention requirement; insider trading controls prohibiting hedging/pledging .
  • Risks and potential conflicts:

    • Controlled company: Platinum Equity nominates and maintains committee presence; Compensation Committee includes non-independent members; investor rights may reduce minority shareholder influence. This structural control elevates conflict risk despite independent audit oversight .
    • Related-party exposure historically: $20.4M management fee to Platinum Advisors in 2024 (Advisory Agreement terminated at IPO), highlighting past affiliate payments; continued registration and nomination rights for Platinum .
    • Ownership alignment: As of proxy date, most non-employee directors (including Wienbar) had not yet met stock ownership guidelines, though ongoing RSU awards and retention rules aim to bridge the gap .
  • Signals for investors:

    • Wienbar’s dual roles (Audit and Compensation at INGM; compensation leadership at Resideo; board chair at Enovis) suggest strong governance engagement and compensation oversight expertise, likely improving board effectiveness at a controlled company .
    • The Audit Committee’s independence and financial expertise, with Wienbar as member, mitigates elevated related-party risks by strengthening financial reporting oversight .

RED FLAGS

  • Controlled company exemptions (non-independent Compensation and NCGC committees; Platinum nomination and committee presence rights) can impair minority protections and heighten conflict-of-interest concerns .
  • Historical affiliate management fee ($20.4M in 2024) prior to IPO underscores related-party sensitivity; monitor future transactions with Platinum/affiliates .
  • Director ownership guideline compliance not yet met by most non-employee directors as of proxy date, indicating gradual alignment process; continue tracking Wienbar’s RSU vesting and additional grants .

Notes and Sources

  • INGM DEF 14A (Apr 17, 2025): Board/committee composition, independence, attendance, director compensation policy and grants, ownership guidelines, controlled company status, related-party agreements .
  • Resideo 2025 Proxy/Annual materials: Wienbar’s committee roles and meetings .
  • Enovis director page: Board Chair role as of May 2025 .
  • SEC Form 4 (June 2025): Annual director RSU award and post-transaction holdings .