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Sandra Moll

Director at LANDMARK BANCORP
Board

About Sandra J. Moll

Sandra J. Moll, age 61, has served as an independent director of Landmark Bancorp, Inc. (“LARK”) since 2018 and is a member of the Audit Committee; she also sits on the board of Landmark National Bank . Moll is the owner of Advanced Business Solutions, LLC, advising financial institutions and SMBs, and is considered qualified for Audit service based on financial skills and extensive industry expertise . The Board has affirmatively determined that all current directors other than the CEO (Abigail Wendel) are independent under Nasdaq rules, which includes Moll .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees / Impact
Advanced Business Solutions, LLCOwnerNot disclosed Advises executives in strategic planning and executive management
KC One HeartDirector (prior)Not disclosed Board service (nonprofit)

External Roles

OrganizationTypeRoleTenure
Landmark National BankBank subsidiaryDirectorNot disclosed
UX UnlimitedTechnology company serving financial servicesDirectorCurrent
PATH (nonprofit)NonprofitCo-founderCurrent
KC One HeartNonprofitDirector (prior)Prior service
Other public company boards (last 5 years)None disclosedNone

Board Governance

  • Committees: Moll serves on LARK’s Audit Committee alongside Patrick L. Alexander, Mark J. Kohlrus (Chair), and Jim W. Lewis; each Audit member is Nasdaq/Rule 10A-3 independent .
  • Chair roles: Moll is not a committee chair; Audit is chaired by Mark J. Kohlrus .
  • Independence: The Board determined all current directors except the CEO are independent; Moll is independent .
  • Attendance: The Board held 7 meetings in 2024; directors attended at least 75% of the aggregate of Board and committee meetings, and all directors attended last year’s annual meeting .
  • Independent sessions: Independent directors held one executive session in 2024; Wayne R. Sloan is the lead independent director .

Fixed Compensation

Component (2024)Amount / Terms
Quarterly cash retainer (non-Chair directors)$5,000 per quarter
Meeting fees$2,000 per non-telephonic Board meeting; $1,000 for May and December meetings
Cash received by Moll$34,000
Other cash/feesNone disclosed for Moll

Performance Compensation

Equity Award (2024)Grant DetailUnitsGrant-Date Fair ValueVesting
Restricted stockAnnual director grant523 shares$10,005100% on May 21, 2025
OptionsNone disclosed for directors
Performance Metrics Tied to Director CompensationDisclosure
Metrics (e.g., EPS/TSR/ROA for director awards)None disclosed; director equity grants are time-based restricted stock

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CategoryDisclosure
Current public company boardsNone disclosed for Moll
Private/Nonprofit boardsUX Unlimited (private tech), PATH co-founder, KC One Heart (prior)
Potential interlocks with LARK stakeholdersNot disclosed; no related-party transactions involving Moll reported

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial and governance expertise from leadership roles in financial services and operating a service firm; Board cites Moll’s financial skills and extensive expertise as qualification for Audit service .
  • Advisory experience with executives nationwide in strategic planning and executive management .
  • Community leadership via nonprofit involvement and regional market engagement .

Equity Ownership

HolderShares Beneficially Owned% of OutstandingNotes
Sandra J. Moll5,251Less than 1%Includes 1,213 shares in an IRA
Shares pledged as collateralNone disclosed for MollNo pledge reported for Moll; one pledge is disclosed for another executive (Herpich), not Moll

Insider Trades / Section 16 Compliance

ItemDisclosure
Late Section 16 filings (FY2024)None flagged for Moll; late filings noted for other directors (Hurt, Stanland; Kohlrus via Form 5), not Moll

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent director; Audit Committee member with independent audit oversight; Audit met 8 times in 2024; Board/committee attendance met 75% threshold; all directors attended the annual meeting; anti-hedging policy prohibits hedging by directors and employees .
  • Alignment: Director compensation mix balances cash ($34,000) and time-based equity ($10,005; 523 RS); ownership of 5,251 shares indicates some skin-in-the-game (albeit <1%) .
  • Conflicts: No related-party transactions involving Moll over $120,000; Audit Committee pre-approves related party transactions and monitors independence; ordinary banking relationships are on market terms .
  • Red flags: None evident for Moll—no pledging, no late Section 16 filings, no disclosed related-party transactions; company-wide anti-hedging policy in place .
  • Compensation oversight context: Compensation Committee used an independent consultant (Blanchard), with no known conflicts, to review executive and Board programs; say-on-pay passed with ~84% approval in 2022, with triennial frequency recommended .

Overall, Moll’s independence, Audit Committee membership, and absence of disclosed conflicts support board effectiveness and investor confidence; the primarily time-based equity awards and modest cash fees suggest standard small-cap bank director compensation without performance-linked director metrics .