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Nancy Harris

Director at Intapp
Board

About Nancy Harris

Nancy Harris (age 62) has served as an independent director of Intapp (INTA) since July 2021 and is a Class II director with a term expiring in 2028 (assuming reelection). She brings 35+ years of software leadership experience, including senior operating roles in SaaS, and holds a B.S. in Journalism and a Master’s in Marketing from Northwestern University . The Board has determined she is an independent director under Nasdaq rules .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Sage North AmericaExecutive Vice President & Managing Director2011 – Jan 2022Led North America business for a major software provider
ESO Solutions (SaaS)Chief Operating Officer2010 – 2011High-growth SaaS operating leadership
Asure SoftwareChief Operating Officer2001 – 2009Enterprise software operations leadership
ClearCommerceVice President of MarketingNot disclosedGo-to-market leadership
BMC SoftwareDirector of Product MarketingNot disclosedProduct marketing leadership

External Roles

OrganizationRolePublic/PrivateNotes
Intapp, Inc. (INTA)DirectorPublicDirector since July 2021; Class II (term to 2028, assuming reelection)
M-FilesDirectorPrivateSaaS board role
AcumaticaDirectorPrivateSaaS board role

Board Governance

  • Committees and leadership:
    • Audit Committee member; committee composed entirely of independent directors; five meetings in FY2025 .
    • Compensation Committee Chair; five meetings in FY2025 .
  • Independence: The Board determined Harris is independent under Nasdaq rules; Audit Committee members are financially literate .
  • Attendance and engagement:
    • The Board met five times in FY2025; each director attended at least 75% of Board and committee meetings on which they served .
    • All eight directors attended the 2024 annual meeting (Nov 13, 2024) .
  • Board structure: Classified board; Harris is a Class II director; CEO also serves as Board Chair per current structure .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentPolicy Detail (FY2025)Harris FY2025 Amount
Annual cash retainer (Board)$35,000Included in $60,000 cash total
Audit Committee member fee$10,000Included in $60,000 cash total
Compensation Committee Chair fee$15,000Included in $60,000 cash total
Total cash fees (FY2025)Paid quarterly in arrears$60,000
FY2026 changeBoard retainer increased to $40,000Policy update effective FY2026

Notes: Non-employee director cash fees per policy: Board retainer $35,000; Audit member $10,000 ($20,000 for chair); Compensation member $7,500 ($15,000 for chair); Nominating member $5,000 ($10,000 for chair). Board approved increasing the Board retainer to $40,000 for FY2026 .

Performance Compensation

Equity ElementPolicy MechanicsHarris FY2025 Grants/ValueVesting
Annual RSU (continuing directors)Target $200,000 divided by 20-day average price pre-grantStock awards aggregate grant-date fair value: $220,394Vests in full on earlier of next annual meeting or first anniversary, subject to continued service
Initial RSU (new directors)Target $300,000 divided by 20-day average price pre-grantNot applicable in FY2025Vests in three equal annual installments, subject to service
  • Equity awards for directors are time-based; no performance metrics are disclosed for director RSUs .
  • Harris had 3,817 stock awards outstanding as of June 30, 2025 (fiscal year-end) .

Director Compensation (FY2025)

NameFees Earned in Cash ($)Stock Awards ($)Total ($)
Nancy Harris60,000220,394280,394

Other Directorships & Interlocks

  • Compensation Committee interlocks: None — no member is/was an Intapp officer or employee; none have Item 404 relationships; and no Intapp executive served on another entity’s board/compensation committee with any Intapp director during FY2025 .
  • Public company boards: None disclosed beyond Intapp; private company boards include M-Files and Acumatica .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • 35+ years of software industry leadership with operating roles at Sage, ESO Solutions, and Asure Software; prior marketing leadership at ClearCommerce and BMC Software .
  • Financial literacy (as an Audit Committee member, the Board determined all Audit Committee directors are financially literate) .
  • Academic credentials: B.S. in Journalism and Master’s in Marketing, Northwestern University .

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially OwnedPercent of OutstandingComposition/Footnotes
Nancy Harris36,394<1%32,577 shares held directly; plus 3,817 shares subject to an equity award that will vest within 60 days of Sept 23, 2025
  • Basis: 81,787,131 shares outstanding as of Sept 23, 2025 .
  • Director stock ownership guidelines (adopted June 2025): Minimum ownership equal to 5x annual Board cash retainer; unvested RSUs count; 5-year compliance window from adoption or board appointment, whichever is later .

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths/signals supporting investor confidence:
    • Independent director; serves as Compensation Committee Chair and Audit Committee member, indicating material involvement in executive pay oversight and financial risk oversight .
    • Active engagement: FY2025 saw five meetings each for the Audit and Compensation Committees; Board met five times; each director met at least 75% attendance threshold; full board attendance at 2024 annual meeting .
    • Clear director compensation structure with modest cash fees and equity delivered via time-based RSUs; alignment reinforced by newly adopted stock ownership guidelines (5x cash retainer; unvested RSUs count) .
    • Compensation Committee’s use of an independent consultant (Alpine Rewards); the Committee assessed independence and found no conflicts .
    • Company-wide clawback policy compliant with Nasdaq/Exchange Act Section 10D — a positive governance safeguard for incentive compensation (primarily applicable to executives) .
  • Potential concerns to monitor:
    • Board leadership combined (CEO also Chair); while allowed by guidelines, investors often prefer a separate chair or a strong lead independent director role; no lead independent role disclosed in the cited sections .
  • Related-party/conflict checks:
    • Compensation Committee members (including Harris) had no Item 404 related-party relationships disclosed; Audit Committee is charged with reviewing related person transactions .

RED FLAGS: None identified specific to Harris in the company’s disclosures — no pledging/hedging, related-party transactions, or attendance shortfalls were disclosed for her in FY2025 .