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Ken Hohenstein

Chief Revenue Officer at OneStream
Executive

About Ken Hohenstein

Ken Hohenstein, age 55, is OneStream’s Chief Revenue Officer (CRO) and, effective May 1, 2025, a designated “executive officer” and “Section 16 officer” under the Exchange Act; his compensation did not change upon this appointment . He oversees global go‑to‑market including sales, pre‑sales, value and transformation, global revenue operations, and alliances; previously SVP, Americas Sales (Aug 2016–Dec 2021), with earlier senior roles at Huron Consulting (led the largest Oracle EPM consultancy team), Oracle, and Hyperion; he holds a B.B.A. from UMass Isenberg School of Management . Company executive bonus design emphasizes growth and profitability with 2024 metrics weighted 67% Net New ARR and 33% non‑GAAP Operating Income, achieving 100% for H1’24 and 80% for full‑year, informing alignment expectations for revenue leadership roles .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
OneStreamChief Revenue OfficerJan 2022–presentOversees global go‑to‑market (sales, pre‑sales, value and transformation, revenue operations, alliances)
OneStreamSVP, Americas SalesAug 2016–Dec 2021Led Americas sales organization pre‑IPO, foundational for ARR scale‑up
Huron ConsultingManaging DirectorPrior to 2016Led largest Oracle EPM consultancy team in the market
OracleSenior leadership rolesPrior to HuronEnterprise performance management/go‑to‑market leadership
HyperionSenior leadership rolesPrior to OraclePerformance management domain leadership

Fixed Compensation

  • The company disclosed that Hohenstein’s compensation did not change upon his designation as an “officer” and “executive officer” effective May 1, 2025; specific base salary and bonus targets for him were not itemized in the 2025 proxy as he was not a 2024 named executive officer .

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingThreshold / MaxAchievementPayout TimingVesting
Net New ARR67% Threshold: 80% of target; Max: 150% of target H1’24 aggregate achievement: 100%; FY’24 aggregate achievement: 80% (company executive plan) H1 payout: 40% of annual target bonus paid Sep 2024; FY payout: 40% of annual target bonus paid Mar 2025 (for NEOs) N/A (cash bonus)
Non‑GAAP Operating Income33% Achievement resulted in 100% payout; underperformance yielded no payout H1’24 aggregate achievement: 100%; FY’24 aggregate achievement: 80% (company executive plan) H1 payout: 40% of annual target bonus paid Sep 2024; FY payout: 40% of annual target bonus paid Mar 2025 (for NEOs) N/A (cash bonus)
  • Note: Participation of Hohenstein in the Executive 2024 Bonus Plan was not disclosed; the plan applied to named executive officers (CEO, President, CFO) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

DateTransactionSharesPriceOwnership AfterHolder / Notes
Sep 16, 2025Sale (open market)40,000Weighted avg $18.50–$18.84 Not disclosed in excerptShares held by the Hohenstein Purple Elephant 2019 Irrevocable Grantor Trust; Reporting Person may be deemed to have voting and dispositive power
Sep 16, 202510b5‑1 plan noteSales reported as pursuant to a Rule 10b5‑1 trading plan (media summary of SEC Form 4)
  • Hedging and pledging prohibited for employees and directors, including executive officers (no short sales, option trading, hedging devices, or pledging/margin accounts) .
  • Clawback: Non‑discretionary recovery of excess incentive‑based compensation from executive officers upon any accounting restatement, covering the prior three completed fiscal years; applies to Section 16 officers (Covered Executives) .
  • Beneficial ownership totals for Hohenstein were not tabulated in the March 27, 2025 ownership table; he was designated an executive officer effective May 1, 2025 .

Employment Terms

  • Appointment: Designated “executive officer” and “Section 16 officer” effective May 1, 2025; entered into standard indemnification agreement; compensation unchanged due to appointment .
  • Related party: Party to the Tax Receivable Agreement (TRA) among OneStream, OneStream Software LLC, and certain current/former members; referenced in the company’s offering prospectus .
  • Severance/CoC: Company Severance Policy provides defined cash severance, COBRA reimbursement, and equity acceleration upon qualifying terminations in connection with change‑in‑control; participation agreements are disclosed for named executive officers; no specific participation disclosure for Hohenstein .
  • Clawback and Insider Trading Policies: Company‑wide executive clawback policy per SEC/Nasdaq rules; insider trading policy with strict prohibitions on hedging/pledging and timing practices .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment safeguards are robust: Section 16 designation subjects Hohenstein to the company’s clawback and insider trading policies, including anti‑hedging/pledging, supporting investor alignment and reducing governance risk .
  • Insider selling activity exists but appears programmatic: A disclosed 40,000‑share sale in September 2025 at ~$18.50–$18.84 was reported with trust involvement; public reports indicate use of a Rule 10b5‑1 plan—a neutral factor for selling pressure but worth monitoring for cadence and size .
  • Pay‑for‑performance context emphasizes growth and profitability: Executive bonus design centered on Net New ARR (67%) and non‑GAAP Operating Income (33%), with H1’24 at 100% and FY’24 at 80%—indicative of how revenue leadership is judged internally even if Hohenstein’s personal payout was not disclosed .
  • Retention risk assessment: Severance/CoC participation for Hohenstein is not expressly disclosed; standard indemnification and the company’s equity practices suggest retention primarily via ongoing equity vesting and career trajectory within sales leadership; monitor future Form 4s and any disclosed employment letter or severance participation to refine risk view .