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Jonathan Mariner

Director at OneStream
Board

About Jonathan Mariner

Jonathan Mariner (age 70) has served as an independent director of OneStream, Inc. (OS) since July 2020. He is founder and president of TaxDay, LLC; formerly CFO and CIO of Major League Baseball (2002–2016), interim head of Regional Sports Networks at Disney (2019), and CAO/Chief People Officer at Enjoy Technology (2020–2022). He holds a B.A. from the University of Virginia and an M.B.A. from Harvard Business School, and was previously a certified public accountant. His current Class III director term runs through 2027 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Major League BaseballChief Financial Officer; Chief Investment Officer2002–2016Senior finance leadership; capital allocation and oversight
The Walt Disney CompanyInterim Head of Regional Sports Networks2019Transitional leadership for RSN divestiture integration
Enjoy Technology, Inc.Chief Administrative Officer; Chief People Officer; DirectorDec 2020–Sep 2022 (public until 2022 sale)Executive operations and HR leadership
Overtime Sports (digital sports platform)Senior Advisor2019–2021Strategic advisory
TaxDay, LLCFounder & President—presentFounder/operator (tax residency software)

External Roles

CompanyRoleTenureCommittees/Notes
Rocket Companies, Inc.DirectorSince Nov 2020Public company directorship
Five9, Inc.DirectorSince Jul 2023Public company directorship
Tyson Foods, Inc.Director (former)May 2019–Feb 2025Public company directorship (ended Feb 2025)

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments and chair roles: Mariner serves on OS’s Audit Committee; the committee is chaired by John Kinzer. Audit Committee met five times in 2024 .
  • Independence: The board determined Mariner is independent under Nasdaq rules; 7 of 8 OS directors are independent .
  • Attendance and engagement: The board met seven times in 2024; each incumbent director attended at least 75% of aggregate board and committee meetings during their service periods .
  • Board structure/tenure: Class III director; current term expires in 2027 .
  • Executive sessions: Corporate governance guidelines provide for at least two executive sessions of non‑employee directors per year .
  • Governance context: OS is a “controlled company” (KKR majority voting power) but is not currently relying on related governance exemptions; KKR retains nomination and leadership appointment rights at certain ownership thresholds .

Fixed Compensation

ItemAmountNotes
2024 Cash Fees (earned/paid)$36,250Fees earned as an outside director in FY 2024
Cash retainer policy (reference)$35,000 director retainer; +$10,000 for Audit Committee members; +$20,000 for Audit Chair; paid quarterly and proratedOutside Director Compensation Policy effective July 24, 2024 (some directors elected not to receive compensation)

Performance Compensation

Instrument/GrantGrant/DateShares/OptionsExercise PriceVestingGrant-Date Fair Value
IPO Option Grant (2024 Plan)In connection with July 2024 IPO134,913 options$20.001/16 vested Oct 23, 2024; then 1/16 quarterly, subject to serviceIncluded in 2024 “Option Awards” (see below)
2019 Plan Options (converted at IPO)June 202450,000 options (originally OneStream Software LLC common unit options; converted 1:1 to Class A options at IPO)Not disclosed25% on May 31, 2025; then 1/48 monthly, subject to serviceIncluded in 2024 “Option Awards” (see below)
2024 Director Option Awards (aggregate)FY 2024$1,917,143 (ASC 718 fair value)
Option modification (ASC 718)Jul 12, 2024 (removal of forfeiture provision)$485,500 cumulative fair value adjustment for Mariner measured at modification date
  • Outstanding director equity at 12/31/2024: 184,913 Class A options outstanding (Mariner) .
  • Director equity policy: For non-employee directors, initial RSU award valued at $400,000 (3-year annual vesting) and annual RSU awards at $200,000 (1-year vest) starting after the annual meeting; change-in-control provides full vesting of director equity awards .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CategoryDetails
Current public boardsRocket Companies (since Nov 2020); Five9 (since Jul 2023)
Prior public boardsTyson Foods (May 2019–Feb 2025)
InterlocksCompany discloses no compensation committee interlocks or insider participation; committee members were independent and none served in reciprocal roles at other issuers in the past year

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Financial and operational expertise as former MLB CFO/CIO; prior CPA; MBA (Harvard) and BA (UVA) .
  • Audit Committee member; board deems Audit members financially literate; Audit chaired by an Audit Committee Financial Expert (Kinzer) .
  • Public company board experience across multiple industries (software, consumer, fintech) .

Equity Ownership

CategoryAmountNotes
Beneficial ownership (as of Mar 27, 2025)71,707 Class A shares; 247,000 Class C shares; <1% of each classPer Security Ownership table; “*” denotes <1%
Options exercisable (within 60 days of Mar 27, 2025)25,296 Class A optionsIncluded in beneficial ownership per SEC rules
Options outstanding (12/31/2024)184,913 Class A optionsDirector equity awards outstanding
Hedging/PledgingProhibited for directors under the insider trading policy (no pledging; no hedging)

Governance Assessment

  • Independence and attendance: Independent director with ≥75% attendance; serves on Audit Committee, supporting board oversight of financial reporting and related‑party reviews—positive for governance quality .
  • Alignment and incentives: 2024 director compensation was heavily equity‑oriented due to IPO‑related option grants and an ASC 718 modification; ongoing policy shifts to time‑vested RSU grants ($200k annually) favor retention rather than performance linkage—neutral for alignment, typical of post‑IPO boards .
  • Change‑in‑control terms: Single‑trigger full vesting for non‑employee director equity upon a change in control can be viewed as shareholder‑unfriendly relative to double‑trigger structures—moderate caution flag .
  • Conflicts/related parties: The proxy discloses several related‑party transactions (KKR relationships; DataSense and certain family employment), but none involve Mariner—no specific conflict flagged for him .
  • Risk controls: Company prohibits hedging and pledging by directors; Audit Committee oversees related‑party transactions and compliance—positive signals for investor protection .

Director Compensation (FY 2024)

ComponentAmountSource
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash$36,2502024 Director Compensation table
Option Awards (ASC 718 fair value)$1,917,1432024 Director Compensation table
Total$1,953,3932024 Director Compensation table

Board Governance Details (Committees/Meetings)

CommitteeRole2024 MeetingsNotes
Audit CommitteeMember (Mariner)5Chair: John Kinzer; members meet Nasdaq independence and financial literacy standards; related‑party review authority
Board of DirectorsDirector (Class III)7Each incumbent director attended ≥75% of combined board/committee meetings

RED FLAGS and Watch Items

  • Single‑trigger vesting of director equity upon change in control (considered less shareholder‑friendly than double‑trigger) .
  • Controlled company status (KKR) with nomination and leadership appointment rights; while OS isn’t relying on exemptions now, governance flexibility exists—monitor for future changes .

Notes on Items Not Disclosed

  • No per‑director attendance percentages; only aggregate threshold (≥75%) disclosed .
  • No director‑specific stock ownership guidelines are disclosed; policy summary not provided in the proxy .
  • No related‑party transactions involving Mariner specifically were disclosed in the “Certain Relationships and Related Party Transactions” section .