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Jason Wudi

Chief Innovation Officer at Jamf Holding
Executive

About Jason Wudi

Jason Wudi is Chief Innovation Officer at Jamf Holding Corp., appointed March 2023; he joined Jamf in 2006 and previously served as Chief Strategist, Chief Technology Officer, Chief Cultural Officer, and Director of Services & Support. He is 46 years old as of April 14, 2025 and holds a B.S. in Information Systems from the University of Wisconsin–Eau Claire . Company performance context: revenues grew from $478.8M (FY22) to $560.6M (FY23) to $627.4M (FY24) while GAAP net loss narrowed from $(141.3)M (FY22) to $(110.1)M (FY23) to $(68.5)M (FY24) ; EBITDA remained negative over the period (see table, values from S&P Global)*. Pay-versus-performance disclosure shows Company TSR trend via a $100 initial investment metric; for 2024 the Jamf TSR value was $35.84, with peer group TSR $260.74 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Jamf Holding Corp.Chief Strategist; Chief Technology Officer; Chief Cultural Officer; Director of Services & SupportSince 2006 (specific years not disclosed)Long-tenured product/technology/culture leadership across Apple Enterprise Management platform
Jamf Holding Corp.Chief Innovation OfficerMar 2023–presentDrives innovation initiatives; executive leadership

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
University of Wisconsin–Eau ClaireInformation Systems Services DepartmentNot disclosedEarly IT experience prior to joining Jamf

Fixed Compensation

Metric202120222023
Base Salary ($)$280,385 $299,424 $300,001
Annual Cash Incentive Paid (NEIP) ($)$163,327 $121,267 $139,950

Notes:

  • 2023 base salary table confirms Mr. Wudi’s annual base salary at $300,000 .
  • The 2024 proxy does not list Mr. Wudi in the 2024 NEO summary table; no 2024 salary/bonus disclosure for him.

Performance Compensation

Annual Cash Incentive Plan (ACIP) Structure and 2023 Outcomes

ElementMetric/TermWeighting/TargetActual/PayoutNotes
2023 ACIP Target OpportunityTarget $$150,000$139,950 paidThreshold $22,500; Max $300,000
Corporate MetricNon-GAAP Operating Income Margin30% of target (2023)Not disclosedACIP included potential -15% reduction tied to BIPOC representation objectives
DEI ComponentBIPOC representation targetsPotential 15% reductionNot disclosedApplies to Wudi among other NEOs
2024 ACIP referenceNon-GAAP Operating Income Margin40% of target (2024 plan design)Not ApplicableProgram design detail for context

Long-Term Equity Incentives (RSUs)

Grant DateInstrumentShares (#)Grant Date Fair Value ($)Vesting
Mar 15, 2023RSU75,112 $1,499,987 Generally ratable annually over four years under 2020 Plan

Outstanding Equity at FY2023 Year-End

InstrumentGrant DateExercisable (#)Unexercisable (#)Exercise Price ($)ExpirationUnvested RSUs (#)Market Value ($)
Stock OptionNov 21, 2017133,9005.49Nov 21, 2027
Stock OptionOct 10, 201974,2508.21Oct 10, 2029
RSUJun 1, 202161,472$1,110,184
RSUMar 15, 202250,251$907,533
RSUMar 15, 202375,112$1,356,523

Option/RSU Treatment on Change-of-Control (Merger Agreement, Oct 30, 2025)

  • Vested RSUs at closing convert to cash equal to Per Share Price × RSUs; unvested RSUs convert into cash awards maintaining original vesting and acceleration terms, paid within 10 business days post-vesting .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

As-of DateShares Beneficially Owned (#)% of OutstandingVested vs UnvestedNotes
Apr 1, 2024332,364<1% (asterisked in table)Not broken outFrom Security Ownership table; address and methodology per SEC rules

Additional alignment/controls:

  • Company policy disallows hedging or pledging of equity (What We Don’t Do) .
  • 10b5-1 plan entered Sep 16, 2025 authorizes potential sale of up to 123,657 shares (including upon RSU vesting) from ~Dec 16, 2025 through earlier of full sale or May 1, 2026, indicating scheduled selling activity .

Employment Terms

ProvisionKey Terms
Employment AgreementAt-will; standard confidentiality, invention assignment, non-solicit, non-compete, arbitration agreement for NEOs
Severance Periods6 months (without CIC); 12 months (with CIC) for Wudi
Potential Payments (as of 12/31/2023)Non-CIC: Cash severance $150,000; Health care $14,396; Total $164,396. With CIC: Cash severance $450,000; Equity acceleration $3,374,240; Health care $28,792; Total $3,853,032
Clawback PolicyNasdaq 10D-compliant; recovery of excess incentive-based compensation over prior 3 completed fiscal years upon restatement; applies to current/former executive officers; effective for compensation received on/after Oct 2, 2023
Change-of-Control Equity TreatmentRSUs convert to cash; unvested RSUs become cash awards with same vesting/acceleration provisions; payment within 10 business days post-vesting

Related Party Transactions

  • Jamf leases office space in Eau Claire, WI from an entity in which Mr. Wudi is a minority owner; terms consistent with market rates; Company paid $1.0M to the lessor in 2024 .

Compensation Committee and Benchmarking

  • Compensation and Nominating Committee oversees NEO compensation; uses independent consultant Radford to develop peer group and market benchmarks; Committee determined Radford was independent with no conflicts in 2024 . Committee maintains “What We Don’t Do” guardrails (no hedging/pledging; no option re-pricing; no guaranteed incentives) and a clawback policy .

Performance & Company Context

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($)478,776,000 560,571,000 627,399,000
EBITDA ($)-78,707,000*-54,561,000*-7,266,000*
Net Income ($)-141,301,000 -110,086,000 -68,455,000

Values with asterisk retrieved from S&P Global.

TSR reference:

  • 2024 Pay vs Performance table shows Company TSR $35.84 vs peer group TSR $260.74 for the $100 initial investment metric; net income $(68.5)M; ARR $646.0M .

Investment Implications

  • Insider selling pressure: The Rule 10b5-1 plan for up to 123,657 shares beginning Dec 16, 2025 through May 1, 2026 suggests scheduled sales aligned with RSU vesting; monitor Form 4s to gauge pace and tax-withholding disposals .
  • Retention and change-of-control economics: Wudi’s severance (6/12 months) and substantial RSU acceleration under CIC ($3.37M, 2023 basis) indicate meaningful value at risk tied to continued service and transaction outcomes . Merger agreement converting RSUs to cash awards post-close maintains vesting incentives but increases liquidity of awards .
  • Alignment: Significant RSU weighting and prohibition on hedging/pledging support shareholder alignment; company-wide clawback adds downside discipline on incentive comp .
  • Governance red flag to monitor: Related-party lease where Wudi is a minority owner ($1.0M paid in 2024); terms stated as market-rate, but ongoing payments merit continued scrutiny, especially during M&A or executive transitions .