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Timothy M. Laurion

Director at ENVIRI
Board

About Timothy M. Laurion

Independent director of Enviri Corporation (NVRI) since February 2023; age 66. Laurion retired from Bank of America in November 2022 after a 41-year career as Managing Director and Senior Corporate Banker in Global Corporate & Investment Banking, with deep coverage of environmental services; BA (Bowdoin), MBA (Suffolk), and CFA charterholder . He qualifies as an Audit Committee financial expert and is designated independent under NYSE/SEC rules .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Bank of America (Global Corporate & Investment Banking)Managing Director, Senior Corporate Banker~1981–Nov 2022 (41 years)Covered Environmental Services for 30+ years; structured/arranged >$100B of credit facilities; advised on capital raising, M&A, capital allocation

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
No current or prior public company directorships disclosed for Laurion in the proxy .

Board Governance

  • Independence and leadership: Classified independent; currently serves on two fully independent committees (Audit; Governance). Not a committee chair; Board has a Lead Independent Director structure (lead role transitioning to Edgar Purvis Jr. post-2025 AGM) .
  • Committees and expertise: Audit Committee member and SEC-designated “audit committee financial expert”; Governance Committee member .
  • Attendance: Board held 9 meetings in FY2024; each director attended at least 75% of Board/committee meetings; all directors attended the 2024 annual meeting virtually. Committee meetings in 2024: Audit (6), MD&C (7), Governance (5) .
  • Executive sessions: Independent directors hold executive sessions at each regularly scheduled Board meeting .

Fixed Compensation

  • Structure: Annual cash retainer ($75,000), committee member retainers ($10,000 per committee), committee chair retainer ($17,500 in lieu of member fee), Lead Director retainer ($35,000), plus per-meeting fees only for meetings in excess of the scheduled cadence; equity grant (RSUs) target $125,000 annually; directors may defer fees and RSUs into cash/phantom shares .
  • Actual cash earned:
Metric20232024
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash ($) – T. M. Laurion$80,290 $94,992

Performance Compensation

  • Director equity is time-vested RSUs (not performance-conditioned). RSUs vest at the earlier of the first anniversary of grant or the next annual meeting; settled in shares; dividend equivalents accrue and settle post-vesting .
RSU Grants (Director)Grant DateNumber of RSUsGrant Date Fair Value ($)Vesting
2023 Annual Director Grant (T. M. Laurion)May 9, 202313,426 $124,996 Vested April 18, 2024 (next AGM) per plan terms
2024 Annual Director Grant (T. M. Laurion)May 8, 202416,025 $124,995 Vested April 24, 2025 (next AGM) per plan terms

Other Directorships & Interlocks

TypeEntityRole/CommitteeNotes
Public company boardsNone disclosed for Laurion .
Interlocks/conflictsNo compensation committee interlocks disclosed involving Laurion; no related-person transactions in FY2024 .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial expertise: Designated “audit committee financial expert” by the Board .
  • Industry/technical: 30+ years advising environmental services companies on financing, M&A, balance sheet and capital allocation .
  • Education/credentials: BA (Bowdoin), MBA (Suffolk), CFA charterholder .

Equity Ownership

Ownership DetailValue
Beneficial ownership (as of Feb 24, 2025)29,451 shares; <1% of class .
Other stock equivalents (phantom/deferrals)None for Laurion (—) .
RSUs/deferred equity held as of Dec 31, 202429,451 (sum of 2023 and 2024 director RSU grants) .
Stock ownership guidelinesDirectors must hold 5× annual retainer; 5-year compliance window; unvested RSUs/phantom shares count. Directors with ≥5 years service were in compliance as of Dec 31, 2024; Laurion (joined 2023) is within the phase-in period .
Hedging/pledgingHedging and pledging of company stock prohibited for directors and executives .

Insider Trades

Filing DateTrade DateFormTransactionSharesSource
May 8, 2025Apr 24, 2025Form 4RSU vest/settlement into common shares in connection with director annual grant16,025 (vest of 2024 grant; per plan vesting at next AGM) SEC Form 4 filing (Laurion CIK 0001967034)

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Independence and expertise: Independent director with SEC-designated audit committee financial expert status; serves on Audit and Governance committees, aligning skills with financial oversight and governance .
    • Engagement: Met the ≥75% attendance threshold in 2024; Board maintained regular executive sessions of independent directors, supporting oversight quality .
    • Ownership alignment: Receives a significant portion of compensation in equity; beneficially owned 29,451 shares as of the 2025 record date; robust director ownership guidelines and anti-hedging/pledging policies further align interests .
  • Potential conflicts and mitigants

    • Prior Bank of America tenure could present perceived lender relationship risks; however, the company disclosed no related-person transactions in FY2024 and maintains a formal process for identifying/reviewing conflicts via the Governance Committee and Code of Conduct, reducing conflict risk .
    • Director service limits and approval process for additional boards mitigate overboarding risks; no outside public boards disclosed for Laurion .
  • RED FLAGS

    • None disclosed: No related-party transactions, no pledging, and attendance met policy thresholds .
  • Compensation alignment (directors)

    • Mix of cash ($75k retainer plus committee fees) and annual RSUs (~$125k) is standard; Laurion’s 2024 compensation totaled $219,987 (cash + equity), consistent with peers on the Board; structure includes a deferral option to accumulate phantom shares .