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Asher Gaffney

Vice President and Corporate Secretary at ONE LIBERTY PROPERTIES
Executive

About Asher Gaffney

S. Asher Gaffney is Vice President, Counsel, and Corporate Secretary of One Liberty Properties, Inc. (OLP), serving as agent for service on the company’s Form S-8 for the 2025 Incentive Plan and signing OLP proxy statements in 2021, 2024, and 2025 . The S-8 notes he “may be deemed to beneficially own less than 0.2%” of OLP common stock and is eligible to participate in the 2025 Incentive Plan . Company performance over the last three fiscal years: revenues were $90.3M (FY24), $90.6M (FY23), $92.2M (FY22); net income was $30.4M (FY24), $29.6M (FY23), $42.2M (FY22), and pay-versus-performance shows TSR value of a $100 investment at $97.47 (2024), $72.90 (2023), and $67.82 (2022) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYears (Evidence in Filings)Strategic Impact
One Liberty Properties, Inc.Vice President, Counsel, and Corporate Secretary2021, 2024, 2025 (proxy signatory) Corporate governance officer; agent for service on S-8 for 2025 Incentive Plan

External Roles

  • Not disclosed in company filings reviewed .

Fixed Compensation

  • OLP is a Smaller Reporting Company and discloses compensation only for its CEO, COO, Chairman and certain part‑time NEOs; compensation for the Corporate Secretary is not reported in the proxy .
  • OLP states no employment agreements for officers; employment is “at will.” No severance arrangements, other than accelerated vesting for equity on specified events .

Performance Compensation

  • Incentive eligibility: The S-8 confirms Mr. Gaffney is eligible to participate in the 2025 Incentive Plan .
  • RSU performance plan structure (2024 grants; three‑year cycle July 1, 2024–June 30, 2027; vesting at cycle end):
    • Awards split 50% ROC and 50% TSR; pro‑rata vesting between minimum and maximum hurdles .
MetricWeightingMinimumMaximumMeasurement WindowVesting
Return on Capital (ROC) 50% Avg annual ROC ≥ 6.0% Avg annual ROC ≥ 8.75% Jul 1, 2024–Jun 30, 2027 Jun 30, 2027
Total Stockholder Return (TSR) 50% Avg annual TSR ≥ 6.0% Avg annual TSR ≥ 11.0% Jul 1, 2024–Jun 30, 2027 Jun 30, 2027
  • Change‑of‑control acceleration: Restricted stock vests in full; RSUs vest fully if change occurs after the cycle midpoint; otherwise pro‑rata vesting based on time elapsed; vesting without regard to market/performance conditions .
  • Clawbacks: NYSE‑mandated recovery policy; additional clawbacks for misconduct, and forfeiture of unvested awards upon termination for cause .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial ownershipLess than 0.2% of outstanding common shares
Incentive plan eligibilityEligible to participate in OLP’s 2025 Incentive Plan
Hedging/PledgingOLP prohibits short sales, hedging/monetizing and speculative transactions in company securities by officers and other covered persons
Ownership guidelinesOLP’s guidelines apply to named executive officers and non‑employee directors; Corporate Secretary compliance not disclosed

Employment Terms

  • At‑will employment; no individual employment or severance agreement disclosed for Mr. Gaffney .
  • Equity acceleration terms upon death, disability, retirement, and change‑of‑control as specified in plan documents and award agreements .

Performance & Track Record (Company context)

MetricFY 2022FY 2023FY 2024
Revenues ($USD)$92.191M $90.646M $90.313M
EBITDA ($USD)$56.012M*$50.693M*$51.427M*
Net Income ($USD)$42.177M $29.614M $30.417M
  • Values retrieved from S&P Global for EBITDA.*
TSR Value of $100 Investment202220232024
OLP TSR (Pay vs Performance)$67.82 $72.90 $97.47

Say‑on‑Pay and Governance Signals:

  • Say‑on‑Pay approval increased from 81.5% (June 2023) to 93.9% (June 2024), supporting OLP’s compensation framework .
  • OLP emphasizes equity awards, rigorous goals, anti‑hedging, and clawbacks in its program .

Board Governance (context)

  • Mr. Gaffney serves as Corporate Secretary; he is not disclosed as a director in OLP proxy materials reviewed .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: As Corporate Secretary eligible under the 2025 Incentive Plan with sub‑0.2% ownership, Gaffney’s incentives tie to ROC/TSR outcomes and governance compliance (anti‑hedging/clawbacks), signaling conservative alignment and low personal equity concentration risk .
  • Retention risk: Absence of employment/severance agreements implies limited contractual protection; retention is driven by equity incentives and role seniority rather than guarantees .
  • Trading signals: Anti‑hedging constraints and clawbacks reduce misalignment/abusive behavior risk; no Form 4 pattern reviewed here to indicate selling pressure; monitor future Section 16 filings for activity .
  • Company performance backdrop: Stable revenues and net income recovery in FY24 and improved say‑on‑pay support strengthen the pay‑for‑performance narrative anchoring executive incentives, including those applicable to Corporate Secretary participation .