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Gina Mastantuono

President and Chief Financial Officer at ServiceNowServiceNow
Executive

About Gina Mastantuono

Gina Mastantuono is President and Chief Financial Officer of ServiceNow, age 54; she became President & CFO in January 2025 and joined ServiceNow as CFO in January 2020 . Under her finance leadership, ServiceNow delivered 2024 subscription revenue growth of 23%, non-GAAP operating margin of 29.5%, free cash flow margin of 31.5%, and $3.5B FCF . Over the last five years, ServiceNow’s total shareholder return rose to $376 per $100 invested versus $288 for the S&P Systems Software Index and $185 for the 2024 peer group, indicating strong value creation during her tenure in senior finance leadership . In Q3 2025, she highlighted beat-and-raise execution with subscription revenue of $3,299M (+21.5% YoY), cRPO of $11.35B (+21% YoY), and raised FY25 guidance, citing accelerating AI product traction and margin expansion .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic impact
ServiceNowCFOJan 2020–Jan 2025Led finance during rapid scale; promoted to President & CFO in Jan 2025 .
Ingram Micro Inc.EVP & CFO; EVP FinanceDec 2016–Jan 2020; Apr 2013–Dec 2016Finance leadership for global technology & supply chain services; senior finance responsibilities .
Revlon, Inc.SVP, Chief Accounting Officer & International CFOJun 2007–Apr 2013Oversaw accounting and international finance for consumer products .
InterActiveCorp (IAC)Various executive finance rolesNot disclosedSenior finance roles at a media and internet company .
Ernst & YoungEntrepreneurial services groupNot disclosedEarly career in client advisory .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Roblox Corporation (NYSE:RBLX)DirectorCurrentPublic company directorship .
Gong.io Inc.DirectorCurrentPrivate revenue intelligence platform .

Fixed Compensation

Metric202220232024
Base Salary ($)$725,000 $791,667 $841,667
Target Bonus (% of Base)100% 125%
Actual Annual Cash Incentive ($)$654,630 $941,590 $1,012,331

Notes:

  • 2024 base salaries for NEOs were adjusted effective March 1, 2024; Mastantuono’s increased from $800,000 to $850,000 .
  • Total 2024 compensation (SCT) for Mastantuono: $16,245,017, including stock awards accounting fair value and all other compensation .

Performance Compensation

2024 Annual Cash Incentive Plan – Metrics and Outcomes

ComponentWeightTargetActual / AchievementPayout factor
NNACV70% $2,146M 99.0% of target → 100% achievement (weighted drives 99.3% funding) 100%
Non-GAAP Operating Margin30% 28–30% Achieved 100% 100%
Non-Financial GoalsModifier (up to −25%) Operational & cultural goals Met/exceeded; no reduction applied 0% downward adjustment

Overall 2024 annual cash incentive earned at 99.3% of target for all NEOs, including Mastantuono .

2024 Payout DetailsValue
Target Bonus % of Base125%
2024 Target Amount ($)$1,019,467 (prorated)
Payout %99.3%
Actual Paid ($)$1,012,331

2024 Long-Term Incentive Plan (PRSUs and RSUs)

Design changes implemented: eliminated overlapping metrics; PRSU performance period lengthened to 3 years with cliff vest; RSUs vest over 3 years (back-loaded: 10% year 1, 45% years 2 & 3) .

Award (Grant 2/15/2024)Mastantuono TargetVestingPerformance metric
PRSUs (shares)10,521 target 1/3 vests after 2-year period (Dec 31, 2025); 2/3 after 3-year period (Dec 31, 2026); cliff on Feb 7 following each period Non-GAAP subscription revenues; rTSR modifier ±20% vs S&P 500
RSUs (shares)7,014 3-year ratable with back-load (10%, then 45%/45%) Time-based

PRSUs achievement schedules:

MetricFY2025 (1/3 of award)FY2026 (2/3 of award)
Threshold (% of target)98.8% → 50% payout 97.7% → 50% payout
Target (% of target)100% → 100% payout 100% → 100% payout
Maximum (% of target)102.8% → 200% payout cap 105.3% → 200% payout cap
rTSR modifier80th percentile: 120%; 55th: 100%; ≤40th: 80% (linear between) Same

Prior-cycle vesting: Final vest for 2022 PRSUs at 120% rTSR; Mastantuono’s shares: total eligible 15,054; already vested 10,035; final vest 5,019 on Feb 12, 2025 .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership and Breakdown

HolderShares Beneficially Owned%Notes
Gina Mastantuono42,450 <1% Includes 31,324 options exercisable within 60 days and 11,126 shares .

Hedging/pledging is prohibited for executive officers; stock ownership guidelines updated in 2025 to 3x base salary for executive officers (6x for CEO); all executive officers required to have met the guidelines as of the Record Date . Prohibition on hedging and pledging is also part of governance highlights .

Outstanding Equity Awards (as of Dec 31, 2024)

Grant YearRSUs Outstanding (#)PRSUs Outstanding (# target/eligible)
2021176
20221,138 5,019 (final vest portion determined Feb 2025)
20232,871 7,774 (eligible shares subject to rTSR final in 2026)
20246,313 10,521 target (two-year and three-year performance periods)

Option awards:

Option GrantExercisable (#)Unexercisable (#)Exercise PriceExpiration
12/13/2021 PSO (performance stock options)23,493 39,160 $655.94 12/13/2031

2021 PSO progress: Mastantuono PSO tranches achieved leading to 31,324 options vested to date (across PSO program) .

Vesting-related realizations: Mastantuono realized value on stock vesting of $18,548,710 in 2024; no option exercises reported for her in 2024 .

Employment Terms

Severance Policy (effective Jan 1, 2025)

ServiceNow adopted a standardized Executive Severance Policy and amended NEO employment agreements to incorporate it .

Non-CEO (applies to Mastantuono):

  • Qualifying Termination not in connection with a Change in Control: lump sum equal to 1.0× base salary; Actual Bonus for the year paid on schedule; 12 months COBRA; PRSUs vest pro-rata at end of the performance period based on actual achievement; unvested RSUs are forfeited .
  • Qualifying Termination within 3 months before or 12 months after a Change in Control (double trigger): lump sum equal to 1.5× (base salary + target bonus); 18 months COBRA; immediate vesting of 100% of unvested RSUs and PRSUs (PRSUs based on actual performance) .

Additional provisions:

  • “Cause,” “Good Reason,” “Change in Control,” and other definitions set in Policy .
  • Section 280G cutback mechanics (no gross-ups) with ordering of reductions ; governance highlights state no 280G tax gross-ups .

Change in control treatment of 2021 PSOs: subscription revenue thresholds disregarded; stock price thresholds evaluated using transaction consideration; no automatic full acceleration .

Clawback: NYSE-compliant clawback requiring recoupment of erroneously paid performance-based incentive compensation and additional Board authority to claw back compensation predicated on fraud or intentional misconduct; CEO and CFO subject to SOX 304 .

Insider trading policy: prohibits margin purchases, borrowing against accounts, or pledging ServiceNow securities; also prohibits hedging transactions .

Performance & Track Record

  • 2024 operating performance: 23% subscription revenue growth; non-GAAP operating margin 29.5%; FCF margin 31.5%; $3.5B FCF .
  • Five-year TSR: NOW $376 vs S&P Systems Software Index $288 and peer group $185 ; compensation-execution narrative notes outperformance under CEO leadership .
  • Q3 2025: subscription revenue $3,299M (+21.5% YoY); total revenue $3,407M (+22% YoY); cRPO $11.35B (+21% YoY); raised guidance; CFO commentary highlighted AI platform demand and accelerating margin expansion .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Mix shift and rigor: Majority of LTI in PRSUs (60%) tied to multi-year non-GAAP subscription revenue with rTSR modifier; RSUs back-loaded to reinforce retention .
  • Annual incentive metrics simplified (removed overlap with LTI): NNACV (70%) and non-GAAP operating margin (30%) with a non-financial goals modifier constrained to ±10% starting in 2025 for broader alignment with market practice .
  • Strong say-on-pay rebound: 88% approval at 2024 meeting after program changes .
  • Governance safeguards: clawback, prohibition on hedging/pledging, multi-year vesting, enhanced ownership guidelines (3× salary for executives) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Ownership: Beneficially owns 42,450 shares (<1%); includes 31,324 options exercisable within 60 days and 11,126 shares, evidencing substantial personal equity exposure .
  • Ownership guidelines: 3× salary requirement for executive officers; executives required to have met guidelines as of Record Date .
  • Pledging/hedging: Prohibited .
  • Vesting cadence: 2024 RSUs are back-loaded (10%/45%/45%); PRSUs cliff vest contingent on FY2025/FY2026 performance; 2022 PRSUs finalized at 120% rTSR with Mastantuono’s final 5,019 shares vesting in Feb 2025 .

Employment Terms

ProvisionKey terms
Severance (Non-CIC)1.0× base salary; Actual Bonus; 12 months COBRA; PRSUs pro-rata (actual performance); RSUs forfeited .
Severance (CIC double-trigger)1.5× (base + target bonus); 18 months COBRA; immediate vesting of 100% RSUs and PRSUs (actual performance) .
ClawbackNYSE-compliant and misconduct-based recovery; SOX 304 CFO applicability .
Hedging/PledgingProhibited .
280GNo gross-ups; cutback mechanics apply ; governance highlights confirm no 280G gross-ups .
PSO CIC treatmentStock price thresholds measured on deal consideration; no automatic full acceleration .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: High proportion of at-risk equity (PRSUs) tied to multi-year subscription revenue and rTSR supports long-term value creation; annual cash incentives closely track growth and margin execution (99.3% payout despite record performance) .
  • Retention risk vs resilience: RSU forfeiture outside a CIC in the Severance Policy raises downside retention risk in a non-CIC termination scenario; conversely, double-trigger CIC terms ensure strong protection and alignment in transaction contexts .
  • Insider supply dynamics: Back-loaded RSU vesting and PRSU cliffs (FY2025/FY2026) imply sizable vest events; 2024 value realized on vesting ($18.5M) underscores the scale of equity-based compensation that can translate into periodic selling for taxes/liquidity, a potential technical overhang to monitor via Form 4s .
  • Governance quality: Strengthened ownership guidelines (3× salary), hedging/pledging bans, and robust clawback reduce misalignment and mitigate risk; shareholder support at 88% on say-on-pay reflects improved program credibility .
  • Execution track record: CFO-led discipline contributed to sustained growth and increasing profitability, with Q3 2025 beat-and-raise and AI-driven product momentum likely to support continued estimate upgrades and TSR outperformance if performance persists .