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Curtis A. Campbell

Director at JACK HENRY & ASSOCIATESJACK HENRY & ASSOCIATES
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About Curtis A. Campbell

Curtis A. Campbell, age 53, has served as an independent director of Jack Henry & Associates (JKHY) since 2021. He is President of Global Consumer Tax and Chief Product Officer at H&R Block (since 2024) and is CEO‑elect, effective January 1, 2026. Prior roles include CEO of TaxAct, President of Software at Blucora, Managing VP of Consumer Auto at Capital One, and VP of Product Management & Strategy at Intuit. He holds a Master’s in International Business from the University of South Carolina .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
TaxActChief Executive OfficerThrough 2023Led technology-enabled consumer tax solutions; digital product leadership
Blucora (TaxAct)President, Software2018–2022Led TaxAct; sold in 2022; continued leadership post-transaction
Capital One FinancialManaging VP, Consumer Auto2017–2018Consumer finance operations and product oversight
IntuitVP, Product Management & Strategy2014–2017Digital product development; customer experience focus
Jack Henry BoardDirectorSince 2021Governance and compensation committee service; governance oversight

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenure/StartNotes
H&R Block (NYSE: HRB)President, Global Consumer Tax; Chief Product Officer; CEO‑elect2024; CEO on Jan 1, 2026Executive role; no JKHY related-party disclosure
Other public company boardsNone disclosed in JKHY proxy

Board Governance

  • Independence: Determined independent under Nasdaq rules; eight of ten nominees independent, including Campbell .
  • Committee assignments (FY2025): Governance Committee Chair; Human Capital & Compensation Committee member .
  • Historical committee service: Risk & Compliance member (FY2021, FY2022); Governance member (FY2021, FY2022) .
  • Attendance and engagement: The Board held 4 regular and 2 special meetings; each director attended at least 75% of Board and committee meetings; independent directors held 4 executive sessions; Lead Director leads executive sessions at each Board meeting .
  • Board structure and limits: Majority independent board; directors limited to 3 other public company boards; age cap 72; 12‑year term limit for directors first elected after May 14, 2021; proxy access and majority vote standard in uncontested elections .

Committee history (chronological):

PeriodGovernance CommitteeRisk & Compliance CommitteeHuman Capital & Compensation
FY2021Member Member
FY2022Member Member
FY2025Chair Member

Fixed Compensation

Component (FY2025)AmountNotes
Annual Board retainer (cash)$70,000Paid quarterly
Governance Committee Chair retainer (cash)$15,000Additional chair fee
HC&C Committee member retainer (cash)$15,000Committee membership fee
Total cash fees (Campbell)$110,000Per director compensation table
Meeting feesNoneNot paid; retainer-based structure

Performance Compensation

Equity ElementGrant Date/StructureNumber/StatusGrant-Date Fair ValueVesting/Performance
Annual RSU grant (non-employee directors)AnnualUnvested RSUs: 1,159 as of 6/30/2025$199,870 (Campbell FY2025)Vests from one Annual Meeting to next; earlier of day before Annual Meeting or Nov 15, 2025
Director equity plan policyFY2025 standard$200,000Paid in RSUs to directors
Deferred compensation electionFY2025Campbell deferred part/all of RSU awardNon-Employee Director Deferred Compensation Plan

Performance conditions for director awards:

MetricCondition
Director equity performance metricsNone (director RSUs are time-based; no PSUs for directors)

Other Directorships & Interlocks

EntityRelationship to CampbellRelationship to JKHYPotential Conflict/Notes
H&R BlockExecutive roleNot disclosed as JKHY customer/supplierNo related-party transaction disclosed for Campbell
Related-party transactions (JKHY)Customers/providers tied to other directorsNo transactions identified for Campbell; others reviewed/approved and below Nasdaq thresholds

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Digital product, cloud computing, infrastructure, and customer experience expertise; senior leadership credentials from Intuit, Capital One, TaxAct .
  • Governance leadership as Governance Committee Chair; active role in director nominations and succession planning .
  • Board skills matrix emphasizes technology/innovation and strategic/M&A capabilities across the board; Campbell contributes digital and product expertise .

Equity Ownership

ItemAmountNotes
Beneficial ownership (shares)4,784Less than 1% of shares outstanding; excludes deferred RSUs
Unvested RSUs (director)1,159Scheduled to vest near Annual Meeting (Nov 2025)
Deferred RSUs2,156Vested and deferred; settlement upon separation or per election
Ownership guidelines (directors)5x annual cash retainer5‑year compliance window; retain 75% of net shares until met
Compliance statusIn compliance or within windowAs of 6/30/2025 for all directors
Hedging/pledgingProhibitedNo hedging, short sales, pledging, or public options trading

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director with relevant fintech and digital product background; Governance Chair and HC&C member roles demonstrate board effectiveness; attendance at or above 75% and regular executive sessions support robust oversight .
  • Alignment: Director equity paid in RSUs with clear vesting; stock ownership guidelines require meaningful skin‑in‑the‑game; hedging/pledging bans enhance alignment .
  • Compensation structure: Balanced cash retainer plus equity; Campbell elected deferral under non-employee director plan, signaling long-term alignment; no meeting fees or options; annual equity standardized at ~$200k .
  • Conflicts and related-party risk: No related-party transactions disclosed for Campbell; committee independence affirmed; Meridian engaged as independent compensation consultant; no insider participation or required interlock disclosures tied to Campbell .
  • Watchpoints: External CEO responsibilities at H&R Block beginning 2026 may increase time commitments; JKHY mitigates with limits on outside boards (max three) and term/age limits . Section 16(a) compliance for FY2025 reported timely, indicating sound reporting controls .

Insider reporting and compliance:

  • Delinquent Section 16(a): None reported for FY2025; all required filings timely .
  • Trading policy: Strict prohibitions on hedging, pledging, derivatives, margin accounts, and standing orders beyond three business days; Rule 10b5‑1 plans permitted per policy .