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Donald Allan

Director at LOGITECH INTERNATIONAL
Board

About Donald Allan

Donald Allan, age 61, is an independent director of Logitech (LOGI) since 2024 and currently serves on the Compensation Committee; the Board has appointed him as Chair of the Compensation Committee, subject to his re‑election at the 2025 AGM . He is the President & CEO of Stanley Black & Decker through September 2025 and will transition to Executive Chair effective October 1, 2025; he holds a BS in Accounting and Finance from the University of Hartford .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.President & CEO; previously President & CFO; SVP & CFOCEO: Jul 2022–Oct 1, 2025 (Executive Chair thereafter); President & CFO: Feb 2021–Jun 2022; SVP & CFO: Apr 2010–Feb 2021Senior leadership across operations, finance, governance and strategy; long CFO tenure confers finance expertise
Loctite (Henkel)Financial management rolesPre‑1999Built finance foundation prior to SBD

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.DirectorCurrentPublic company board; ties to prior executive role
Andersen CorporationLead DirectorCurrentManufacturer of windows/doors (private)
University of HartfordChair, Board of RegentsCurrentEducation governance role
Hartford HealthcareDirectorCurrentRegional health system board
Business RoundtableMemberCurrentU.S. CEO policy association

Board Governance

  • Independence: The Board determined Allan is independent under Nasdaq rules and Swiss best‑practice guidelines .
  • Committee assignments: Compensation Committee member; appointed as Chair subject to re‑election at the 2025 AGM .
  • Attendance: In FY2025, LOGI held 7 Board meetings and 5 Compensation Committee meetings; Allan attended all Board and Compensation Committee meetings held after the 2024 AGM (3 Board; 3 Compensation) .
  • Board year and tenure: Director since 2024; current term expires at the 2025 AGM with nomination for re‑election .
  • External mandates: All Board members, including Allan, comply with the external mandate limits in the Articles of Incorporation .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY2025 AmountDetail
Annual cash fees (USD)$50,512Prorated board and committee retainers; U.S. translation at 1 CHF ≈ $1.1786
Annual stock awards (USD)$232,082Aggregate grant date fair value of RSUs
Total (USD)$282,594Sum of cash and stock awards
Annual cash fees (CHF)CHF 42,857Swiss‑law audited table
Annual stock awards (CHF)CHF 196,910Swiss‑law audited table
Total (CHF)CHF 239,767Swiss‑law audited table
RSU grant detail2,736 RSUs granted 9/4/2024Market value $230,946 at FY2025 year‑end; service‑based RSUs vest on grant anniversary or earlier at next AGM if not re‑elected; accelerated vesting upon death/disability
Director retainer schedule (reference)Board: CHF 60k; Non‑Exec Chair: CHF 340k; Committee chair/member retainers: AC Chair CHF 40k; CC Chair CHF 40k; NGC Chair CHF 15k; TIC Chair CHF 15k; AC member CHF 20k; CC member CHF 15k; NGC/TIC member CHF 6.5k; Annual RSU grant CHF 200kBoard policy for FY2025 director compensation structure

Performance Compensation

Performance MetricStructureFY2025 Outcome
Director performance metricsNot applicable to non‑employee directorsAnnual RSUs are service‑based; no PSU/performance targets for directors
  • Use of independent comp consultant (Compensia) to benchmark director pay; Compensation Committee independence affirmed .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyTypeRolePotential Interlock/Conflict Consideration
Stanley Black & Decker, Inc.PublicDirectorNo related‑party transactions disclosed; LOGI policy requires Audit Committee approval of related‑party transactions
Andersen CorporationPrivateLead DirectorNo LOGI related‑party transactions disclosed
University of Hartford; Hartford HealthcareNon‑profitBoard rolesGovernance/ESG experience; non‑commercial ties

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Finance and senior leadership depth from 20+ years at Stanley Black & Decker; prior CFO roles; M&A and governance experience; skills profile indicates CEO/CFO, international business, B2B/B2C, M&A, and board governance competencies .
  • Education: BS in Accounting and Finance, University of Hartford .

Equity Ownership

ItemAs of Jun 30, 2025Notes
Beneficial shares owned0Less than 1% ownership; per Security Ownership table
Shares acquirable within 60 days0No options/RSUs vesting within 60 days reflected in beneficial ownership
Unvested RSUs outstanding2,736FY2025 year‑end RSUs from 9/4/2024 grant
Director ownership guideline5x annual cash retainerMust meet by later of Sep 2024 or five years after joining; Allan joined 2024, thus by 2029
Compliance statusCompliant or time remainingAs of Jun 30, 2025, each non‑employee director either met guidelines or had time remaining
Hedging/pledgingProhibitedCompany policy bans hedging, derivatives, short sales, and pledging for directors and employees

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent status; strong finance/operator background; active committee service with planned chair role on Compensation Committee; full attendance post‑appointment; robust anti‑hedging/pledging policy; no related‑party loans/credits; formal ownership guidelines and clawback policy for Section 16 officers .
  • Alignment considerations: Allan’s direct beneficial ownership was zero as of June 30, 2025, though he holds unvested RSUs and has a five‑year window to meet a 5x retainer ownership guideline; monitor progress toward guideline compliance to strengthen “skin‑in‑the‑game” alignment .
  • Conflicts: No related‑party transactions disclosed; Board/committee policies require review and approval of any future related‑party transactions; external mandate limits observed .

Attendance and Engagement (FY2025)

BodyMeetings HeldAllan Attendance
Board of Directors73 (attended all meetings post‑2024 AGM)
Compensation Committee53 (attended all meetings post‑2024 AGM)

Director Compensation Mix (FY2025)

Cash (%)Equity (%)Notes
~17.9%~82.1%Based on USD totals: cash $50,512; equity $232,082; total $282,594

Policies Relevant to Investor Confidence

  • Change‑in‑control equity acceleration for NEOs is double‑trigger; no tax gross‑ups; directors receive service‑based RSUs, not PSUs; clawback policy implemented per SEC/Nasdaq rules for Section 16 officers .
  • Related‑party transaction controls via Audit Committee; conflicts reviewed per Code of Conduct .

RED FLAGS

  • Low current beneficial ownership (0 shares as of June 30, 2025) may be perceived as weaker immediate alignment; mitigated by RSUs outstanding and five‑year ownership guideline window to 2029 .