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Roberto Mazzeo

Assistant Treasurer at BNY MELLON STRATEGIC MUNICIPALS
Executive

About Roberto Mazzeo

Roberto G. Mazzeo is Assistant Treasurer of BNY Mellon Strategic Municipals, Inc. (LEO) since 2024; age 44. His principal occupation is Financial Reporting Manager – BNY Fund Administration, and he serves as an officer across the BNY Mellon Family of Funds (48 investment companies/106 portfolios in the April 2025 proxy; 47 investment companies/103 portfolios in the September 2025 proxy). Officers hold office for an indefinite term until a successor is elected and qualified; the officers’ address is 240 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10286. The proxy focuses on Board elections and director compensation, and does not disclose officer TSR or revenue/EBITDA performance metrics tied to compensation.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
BNY Mellon Strategic Municipals, Inc. (LEO)Assistant Treasurer2024–presentFund officer supporting treasury/financial reporting; also officer across the BNY Mellon Family of Funds (48/106 portfolios in Apr-2025; 47/103 in Sep-2025)
BNY Fund AdministrationFinancial Reporting ManagerPast five years (as disclosed)Responsible for financial reporting oversight within BNY Fund Administration, supporting multiple registered investment companies

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
None disclosed in LEO’s proxy for Mazzeo

Fixed Compensation

  • The proxy provides detailed director compensation tables and meeting attendance but does not disclose officer salary, bonus, or other pay details (Mazzeo is listed as an officer; only director compensation is shown).
  • The Fund states for directors there is no bonus, pension, profit-sharing or retirement plan; this disclosure pertains to Board compensation, not officers.

Performance Compensation

  • No disclosure of officer performance-based incentives (RSUs/PSUs/options), metrics, targets, payouts, vesting schedules, or clawbacks for Mazzeo in the proxy. The compensation content is limited to directors.

Equity Ownership & Alignment

As-of dates are presented to show snapshots of beneficial ownership status:

MetricAs of Apr 10, 2025As of Aug 22, 2025
Common Stock owned (shares)0 (none owned by officers) 0 (none owned by officers)
VMTP Shares owned (shares)0 (none owned by officers) 0 (none owned by officers)
Ownership % of class0.00% 0.00%
  • Pledging/hedging: No pledging or hedging by Mazzeo is disclosed; officer share ownership is reported as none.
  • Stock ownership guidelines/compliance: Not disclosed for officers in the proxy.

Employment Terms

  • Role/tenure: Assistant Treasurer since 2024; officers hold office for an indefinite term until a successor is elected and qualified.
  • Address: 240 Greenwich Street, New York, NY 10286.
  • Contracts/severance/change-of-control: No employment agreements, severance provisions, change-of-control terms, or tax gross-ups disclosed for officers.
  • Section 16(a) compliance: A Form 3 for Lisa M. King and Roberto G. Mazzeo was not filed on a timely basis due to administrative oversight (reported in the September 2025 proxy for the fiscal year ended 2024).

Section 16(a) Delinquency Detail

Filing TypeIndividualTiming/IssueNote
Form 3Roberto G. Mazzeo (officer)Not filed timely for BNYMSMB/BNYMSMAdministrative oversight, disclosed in 2025 proxy

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: With no reported fund share ownership and no disclosed officer equity awards, equity-alignment “skin-in-the-game” appears limited for Mazzeo; therefore, insider selling pressure and vesting overhang are not present based on disclosures.
  • Pay-for-performance visibility: The absence of officer compensation detail and performance metrics impairs pay-for-performance analysis and limits signals from incentive design (no RSU/PSU/option data, no metric targets/weights/payouts).
  • Governance/compliance: The administrative oversight leading to a late Form 3 filing is a minor governance red flag; however, it does not indicate trading activity or economic exposure given zero reported holdings. Continued monitoring of Section 16 compliance is prudent.
  • Retention risk: No employment contracts, severance, or change-of-control economics are disclosed for officers, limiting visibility into retention protections or potential exit costs.

Overall, Mazzeo’s role is operational (financial reporting/Treasury support) with no disclosed compensation incentives or fund share ownership; governance monitoring should focus on Section 16 adherence, while investment signals from compensation/ownership are minimal based on current disclosures.