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Jordan D. Space

Chief Operating Officer at MID PENN BANCORP
Executive

About Jordan D. Space

Jordan D. Space, 41, is President of the Private Bank and Senior Executive Vice President, Chief Operating Officer of Mid Penn Bank since January 2024; he joined Mid Penn in 2022 after senior roles at S&T Bank (EVP & Market President), Integrity Bank (Chief Lending Officer), and M&T Bank (Commercial & Private Banking). He holds a Bachelor’s in Finance from the University of Pittsburgh and was recognized among Central Penn Business Journal’s Power 30 in Banking & Finance . Company performance during 2024 included ROAA of 0.91%, organic deposits +$343M (+7.91%), organic loans +$189M (+4.5%), tangible book value +9.0%, and TSR of 122.74; net income was $49.44M .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Mid Penn BankEVP, Chief Corporate Development Officer2022–Jan 2024Built new lines of business to increase market share and strengthen brand
S&T BankEVP & Market President2018–Apr 2022Led market operations expansion and growth initiatives
Integrity BankChief Lending OfficerLed lending production, credit quality and administration
M&T Bank CorporationCommercial & Private Banking (early career)Foundation in relationship banking and private banking

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
No public company board roles disclosed for Space

Fixed Compensation

YearBase Salary ($)Target Bonus %Actual Bonus Paid ($)All Other Compensation ($)
2024350,596 54,811 (vested retention bonus from 2022 grant) 33,484

Employment agreement base salary as of the agreement framework: $295,000, subject to increases .

Performance Compensation

Short-Term Incentives and Payouts

PeriodMetricTargetActualPayout Outcome
FY 2023Net income available to common shareholders$46,236,000 (target adjusted post acquisition) $37,397,000 No cash incentives awarded in 2024
Q1 2024Net income available to common shareholders$7,252,000 $12,133,000 No cash incentives awarded in 2024

Equity Awards (RSUs)

As ofUnvested RSUs (#)Market Value ($)Vesting Schedule2024 Shares Vested (#)2024 Value Realized ($)
12/31/20242,676 77,176 25% on each anniversary of Apr 1, 2024 grant, service-based 801 16,527

Retention Bonuses (granted 2022; service-vesting, repay if unvested on separation)

ExecutiveGrant TypeVesting2024 Vested Amount ($)
SpaceCash retention bonusTwo-year vest; forfeiture/repayment of unvested portion upon certain separations 54,811

The 2023 Omnibus Stock Incentive Plan authorizes options, RSUs, SARs, DSUs, and performance shares; all awards are subject to the Company’s Clawback Policy . No stock options were granted to NEOs in 2024 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Snapshot DateTotal Beneficial Ownership (shares)% of OutstandingRestricted Stock Included (shares)Unvested RSUs (shares)Unvested RSUs Market Value ($)Hedging/Pledging
3/3/20256,338 <1% (“*” in proxy) 1,026 2,676 (12/31/2024) 77,176 (12/31/2024) Anti-hedging policy prohibits day trading/short selling and derivatives (other than plan awards); no pledging disclosure noted

Options: none outstanding; no options granted in 2024 . Director ownership guidelines exist; executive ownership guidelines not disclosed .

Employment Terms

TermKey ProvisionDetail
Role & AppointmentCOO appointmentAppointed Jan 12, 2024; joined Mid Penn in 2022
Employment AgreementTerm & Auto-RenewalTwo-year term; auto-renews for two years on each Sept 6 anniversary, unless nonrenewal notice is given
Employment AgreementBase Salary$310,241.88 at Jan 2024; broader framework shows $295,000 baseline with increases permitted
Severance (no CIC)Without cause / for good reasonBase salary continuation for greater of remaining term or six months; benefits continuation for same period or cash equivalent
CovenantsNon-solicit12 months (employees); 6 months (customers) when terminated without cause/for good reason; 12 months both for termination for cause/voluntary quit
Change-in-Control (CIC)Double triggerCash severance multiple and benefit continuation only upon CIC plus termination without cause or for good reason
CIC Cash Multiple (current)Amended Aug 22, 20252.5x highest annual base salary; benefits continuation for 30 months
CIC Cash Multiple (prior)Original agreement2.0x highest annual base salary; benefits continuation for two years
SERPBenefit & vesting (original)$80,000 annually; vests over 10 years (Jan 1, 2023–Dec 31, 2032); ~30% vested at 12/31/2024; forfeiture on covenant breaches
SERP (current)Amended Aug 22, 2025Annual benefit increased to $125,000; once fully vested, increases by 2.0% per year; vesting schedule unchanged
ClawbacksPolicyAll Stock Incentive Plan awards subject to clawback policy
Tax Gross-Ups280G/4999No excise tax gross-ups; executives may elect to reduce payments to avoid 4999 excise tax

Potential Payments Disclosure (as of 12/31/2024 scenario analysis)

ScenarioSeverance ($)SERP Accelerated ($)Welfare Continuation ($)Accelerated RSUs ($)Total ($)
Before CIC – Involuntary without cause598,151 0 52,668 0 650,819
After CIC – Involuntary without cause798,751 960,000 62,148 76,667 1,897,566

Nonqualified Deferred Compensation (SERP balances/contributions)

ItemAmount ($)
2024 Registrant Contribution30,057
Aggregate Balance at FYE66,378

Perquisites (2024)

PerkAmount ($)
401(k) match15,525
Life & disability insurance2,095
Extra disability (UNUM)1,542
Personal use of company vehicle1,670
Club memberships12,458
Other miscellaneous194
Total perquisites33,484

Compensation Structure Notes

  • Compensation philosophy targets ~50th percentile of peer banks (assets $2.8–$9.6B), guided by Newcleus Compensation Partners; peer group enumerated in proxy .
  • 2024 saw restricted stock awards and retention bonuses vesting, with no cash STIs paid despite achieving Q1 2024 net income above target; Committee viewed targets as aggressive and difficult in a challenging environment .
  • 2023 Omnibus Stock Incentive Plan enhances flexibility (options, RSUs, SARs, DSUs, PSUs) with clawbacks; a shift toward RSUs and service-based vesting may lower risk versus options .

Governance & Shareholder Feedback

  • Say-on-pay approval exceeded 94% at the 2024 meeting, signaling strong investor support for executive pay practices .
  • Insider Trading Policy imposes pre-clearance and quarterly blackouts; anti-hedging prohibits short sales and derivatives outside compensation plans; pledging practices not disclosed .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Space’s ownership is <1%, but multi-year service-vested RSUs and a 10-year SERP (now $125k with growth) create retention incentives and long-dated alignment; clawbacks add discipline .
  • Retention Risk: The August 2025 enhancements (CIC multiple to 2.5x; longer benefits; higher SERP) reduce flight risk and could be read as strategic retention amid growth initiatives; non-solicit covenants protect franchise value .
  • Selling Pressure: RSU tranches vest annually (April 1) and are subject to blackout/pre-clearance; no options outstanding reduces near-term exercise-driven selling pressure .
  • Pay-for-Performance: 2024 STI cancellation despite mixed results (strong Q1) suggests Committee rigor; continued emphasis on long-term measures (ROAA, TSR, tangible equity growth) should keep incentives tied to durable performance .
  • Event Economics: As-of 12/31/2024, Space’s after-CIC severance value was ~$1.90M; post-August 2025 amendments imply higher potential cash in a transaction, which investors should incorporate into deal modeling and dilution analyses .