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John Humphrey

Director at Ingersoll RandIngersoll Rand
Board

About John Humphrey

Independent director since February 2018 (Years of Service: 7), age 59. Former EVP & CFO of Roper Technologies, with prior finance leadership roles at Honeywell/AlliedSignal and engineering/manufacturing roles at Detroit Diesel. Education: B.S. in Industrial Engineering (Purdue University) and MBA (University of Michigan). The Board designates him an audit committee financial expert; he chairs IR’s Audit Committee and serves on the Sustainability Committee.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Roper TechnologiesEVP & CFO2011–2017Senior finance leadership; public-company CFO experience
Roper TechnologiesVP & CFO2006–2011Finance leadership, inorganic growth experience
Honeywell/AlliedSignalVarious finance leadership roles12 yearsIndustrial manufacturing finance expertise
Detroit DieselEngineering and manufacturing management6 yearsOperational/engineering grounding

External Roles

CompanyRoleTenureCommittees/Notes
EnPro Industries, Inc.DirectorNot disclosed in IR proxyCommittee roles not disclosed in IR proxy
O-I Glass, Inc.DirectorNot disclosed in IR proxyCommittee roles not disclosed in IR proxy

Board Governance

  • Independence: The Board determined John Humphrey is independent under NYSE rules; also independent for Exchange Act Section 10A(m)(3) audit committee requirements.
  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee Chair; Sustainability Committee member.
  • Attendance: Board held six meetings in 2024; all director nominees (including Humphrey) attended more than 75% of Board and committee meetings and attended last year’s annual meeting.
  • Executive sessions: Independent directors meet regularly in executive session, presided over by the Lead Director.
  • Risk oversight: As Audit Chair, Humphrey oversees financial reporting, internal controls, auditor independence, and ERM including cybersecurity updates and remediation plans.
CommitteeRoleMeetings Held in 2024
Audit CommitteeChair4
Sustainability CommitteeMember3

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountNotes
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash (2024)$80,625 Annual retainer was increased from $75,000 to $82,500 effective April 1, 2024 (paid quarterly; prorated for partial year)
Meeting Fees$0 No fees for attending meetings; travel expenses reimbursed

Program terms and 2024 changes:

  • Annual RSU award increased from $175,000 to $192,500 (effective for February 2024 grant).
  • Audit Committee Chair additional RSU award: $25,000; Audit Committee member additional RSU: $10,000.
  • Chair of Compensation, Nominating, or Sustainability Committees: additional $15,000 RSU award; Lead Director: additional $35,000 RSU award.

Performance Compensation

Equity Award Detail (2024)AmountVesting
Annual RSU grant$192,500 Vests on anniversary of grant date; 2024 grants vested Feb 27, 2025
Audit Chair RSU grant$25,000 Vests on anniversary of grant date; Feb 27, 2025
Total Stock Awards (2024)$217,500 Aggregate grant-date fair value (ASC 718)
  • Performance metrics: None disclosed for director equity; RSUs are time-vested, not performance-based.
  • Options: No director option awards disclosed.

Other Directorships & Interlocks

External BoardIndustry Relation to IRInterlock/Conflict Notes
EnPro Industries, Inc.Diversified industrialsNo related-party transactions with IR disclosed since Jan 1, 2024
O-I Glass, Inc.Packaging/industrialNo related-party transactions with IR disclosed since Jan 1, 2024
  • Related-person transaction policy: Any Item 404 transactions must be approved by disinterested directors/committee; includes independence considerations for non-employee directors.
  • IR disclosed no related-person transactions requiring SEC disclosure since Jan 1, 2024.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Audit committee financial expert designation (SEC definition).
  • Deep public-company CFO experience (Roper Technologies) and industrial finance leadership (Honeywell/AlliedSignal).
  • Engineering and manufacturing background (Detroit Diesel); Industrial engineering degree and MBA.

Equity Ownership

MetricValue
Beneficial ownership (Apr 17, 2025)28,283 shares; <1% of outstanding
Shares outstanding (Apr 17, 2025)403,447,247
RSUs outstanding (12/31/2024)2,406; vested Feb 27, 2025
  • Stock ownership guidelines: Non-employee directors must retain 75% of net shares until equity equals 5x annual cash retainer; directors with ≥1 year service were in compliance as of Jan 1, 2025.
  • Anti-hedging/anti-pledging: Hedging and pledging company stock prohibited; no margin purchases or borrowing against accounts holding IR securities.
  • Pledging: No pledging by Humphrey disclosed in the proxy.

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director; Audit Chair with SEC “financial expert” designation; strong attendance; robust ERM and cybersecurity oversight; alignment via equity and strict ownership/anti-hedging policies; no related-party transactions disclosed.
  • Compensation alignment: Director pay mix is primarily equity (RSUs), including role-based RSUs for Audit Chair, supporting alignment with long-term shareholders; no meeting fees.
  • Signals/changes: 2024 market assessment led to measured increases in cash retainer ($75,000→$82,500) and annual RSUs ($175,000→$192,500); Humphrey’s total stock awards reflect Audit Chair premium ($25,000).
  • Watch items: Multiple external public boards (EnPro, O-I Glass) warrant routine monitoring for workload/overboarding risk, though no conflicts or related-party exposure disclosed.

RED FLAGS: None disclosed in proxy regarding related-party transactions, hedging/pledging, or low attendance.