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Mark Carleton

Director at OUTFRONT Media
Board

About Mark Carleton

Mark D. Carleton has served on OUTFRONT Media Inc.’s board since June 11, 2025 as a non‑employee director and member of the Audit Committee; the company disclosed no related‑party transactions under Item 404 in connection with his appointment . He is an Operating Partner at Mubadala Investment Company (since Nov 2022), and formerly held senior roles at Liberty Media Corporation including CFO (Oct 2016–Jul 2019), Senior Advisor (Dec 2019–Dec 2021), and Chief Development Officer (Jan 2003–Sep 2016); earlier he was a partner at KPMG LLP (Jul 1993–Dec 2003) . Education and age are not disclosed in company materials.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Liberty Media CorporationChief Financial OfficerOct 2016 – Jul 2019Led finance, public company reporting and capital markets
Liberty Media CorporationSenior AdvisorDec 2019 – Dec 2021Strategic advisory to senior leadership
Liberty Media CorporationChief Development OfficerJan 2003 – Sep 2016Corporate development, M&A and strategy
KPMG LLPPartnerJul 1993 – Dec 2003Audit and advisory; accounting expertise

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Mubadala Investment Company PJSCOperating PartnerNov 2022 – presentPrivate investment operating role
Alignment Growth Fund I GP, LLCOperating Partner; Chair, LP Advisory CommitteeJun 2022 – presentGrowth equity governance
Swish Partners Fund 1Operating PartnerOct 2023 – presentPrivate fund operating role
DG Innovate plcDirectorJul 2024 – Feb 2025UK public company board service
SiriusXM Holdings Inc.DirectorMay 2014 – Dec 2021Media board service
Live Nation Entertainment, Inc.DirectorMay 2010 – Dec 2020Entertainment board service
Barnes & Noble, Inc.DirectorAug 2011 – Jun 2019Retail/media board service
Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc.DirectorMay 2007 – Dec 2022Sports/media board service
Air Methods Corporation InternationalDirectorJul 2008 – Oct 2017Aviation services board service

Board Governance

  • Committee membership: Audit Committee member effective June 11, 2025 .
  • Independence and non‑employee status: Appointed as non‑employee director; no arrangements or related‑party transactions; standard indemnification agreement entered (form previously filed) .
  • Audit Committee oversight mandate at OUT includes financial reporting, internal controls, legal/regulatory compliance, and cybersecurity; members are independent under NYSE and SEC rules per proxy framework .
  • Stockholder‑alignment policies applicable to directors: anti‑hedging policy (prohibits short sales and derivatives), and director stock ownership guidelines (≥3× annual cash retainer within 3 years) .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountTermsSource
Annual Board retainer (cash)$82,500Paid quarterly in advance
Audit Committee member retainer (cash)$15,000Paid quarterly in advance
Annual RSU grant (equity)$145,000Granted at close price on grant date; generally vests 1 year; dividend equivalents convert to shares at vesting; prorated for mid‑year joiners
Indemnification agreementStandard formCompany to enter into standard indemnification agreement

Performance Compensation

Directors at OUT do not receive performance‑conditioned equity; annual director grants are time‑based RSUs.

Equity FeatureMetric/TermValue/DetailSource
InstrumentRSUsAnnual value $145,000; prorated if joining post grant date
VestingTime‑basedGenerally vest 1 year from grant date
DividendsDividend equivalentsAccrue and settle in shares upon vesting
Options/PSUsNot used for directorsNo option awards or PSUs disclosed for directors

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanySector Overlap with OUTPotential Interlock/ConflictNotes
SiriusXM Holdings Inc. (former)Media/audioNone disclosed; ended 2021
Live Nation Entertainment, Inc. (former)Entertainment/eventsNone disclosed; ended 2020
Atlanta Braves Holdings, Inc. (former)Sports/mediaNone disclosed; ended 2022
DG Innovate plc (former)Industrial/techNone disclosed; ended 2025
Air Methods Corporation International (former)Aviation servicesNone disclosed; ended 2017
Barnes & Noble, Inc. (former)Retail/mediaNone disclosed; ended 2019

The company’s 8‑K appointment disclosure states no related‑party transactions under Item 404(a), supporting independence and low conflict risk at appointment .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Deep finance and accounting expertise from KPMG partnership and Liberty Media CFO role, relevant for Audit Committee work .
  • Extensive public company board experience across media, entertainment, sports and technology, adding sector insight to OUT’s advertising platform .

Equity Ownership

ItemDetailSource
Initial beneficial ownership at appointmentForm 3 filed June 12, 2025 indicates “No securities are beneficially owned.”
Expected equityAnnual RSU grant valued at $145,000 (subject to proration) per non‑employee director policy
Director stock ownership guideline≥3× annual cash retainer within 3 years of becoming a director
Hedging/pledgingHedging and short‑selling prohibited under anti‑hedging policy

Insider Filings

DateFormKey DisclosureSource
Jun 12, 2025Form 3Initial statement of beneficial ownership; “No securities are beneficially owned.”
Jun 12, 2025Exhibit 24.1Power of Attorney authorizing Section 16 filings

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent, non‑employee director with significant audit, accounting and capital markets experience; joins Audit Committee; no related‑party transactions disclosed at appointment; director compensation mix aligns with stockholder interests via equity RSUs .
  • Alignment: Initial zero share ownership is typical at appointment; RSU grant and ownership guidelines should build alignment over time; hedging prohibitions protect alignment .
  • Watch items: Multi‑board career history implies valuable network but also potential time‑commitment considerations; continue monitoring for any future related‑party transactions or overlapping business dealings—none disclosed at appointment .

RED FLAGS: None disclosed at appointment; specifically, no Item 404 related‑party transactions, no hedging/pledging permitted, and director compensation follows standard policy with no unusual guarantees .