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Kimberly D. Booke

Executive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer at Oak Valley Bancorp
Executive

About Kimberly D. Booke

Executive Vice President and Chief Risk Officer at Oak Valley Bancorp (OVLY); age 55; officer since 2024; joined Oak Valley Community Bank in 2005. She leads governance and strategy for risk management and compliance, with 30+ years of banking experience; credentials include Certified Regulatory Compliance Manager (CRCM) and Certified Anti-Money Laundering Specialist (CAMS); graduated with Honors from Pacific Coast Banking School in 2017 . Company performance context during her current role: 2024 ROA was 1.35%, net income $24.948 million, loan growth 8.8%, nonperforming assets to equity 0.0% . OVLY’s 3-year total shareholder return (value of $100 invested on 12/31/2021) progressed from $132.27 (2022) to $176.97 (2023) to $175.87 (2024); note this TSR is company-level and not solely attributable to one executive .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Oak Valley Community BankExecutive Vice President, Chief Risk Officer2024–PresentOversees governance and strategy for risk management and compliance
Oak Valley Community BankSenior Vice President, Credit Administration2017–2024Led credit administration; operational and leadership roles
Oak Valley Community BankVarious leadership roles2005–2017Multiple leadership positions supporting expansion phase

External Roles

No external public-company directorships or outside board roles are disclosed in the executive officer biographies reviewed .

Fixed Compensation

  • Kimberly D. Booke is not a named executive officer (NEO) in 2024; base salary, target bonus %, and perquisites are not itemized in the Summary Compensation Table (SCT) (SCT lists CEO, President/COO, Chief Credit Officer) .
  • Company-wide programs available to executive officers include: 401(k) matching at 75% up to IRS limits, health and welfare benefits, and automobile allowances for NEOs; these are program disclosures and may apply broadly but individual amounts for Booke are not disclosed .

Performance Compensation

  • OVLY uses annual variable cash awards linked to Company financial objectives; 2024 metrics and actuals are below. Individual weighting, targets, and payout details for Kimberly D. Booke are not disclosed (not an NEO) .
Metric2024 Actual
Return on Assets1.35%
Net Income ($USD Thousands)$24,948
Core Deposit Growth-1.0% (non-public demand deposits only)
Loan Growth8.8%
Nonperforming Assets to Equity0.0%

2024 bonus payouts disclosed for NEOs only (CEO, President/COO, Chief Credit Officer) and not for Booke .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Restricted stock awards under the Company’s stock plan (indicative of long-term alignment and retention):
    • 5,000 shares granted on 02/28/2024 (Form 4 RSA Grant) .
    • 1,112 shares granted on 02/28/2025 (Form 4 RSA Grant) .
    • 410 shares surrendered for tax withholding on 02/28/2025 (Form 4) .
  • Vesting terms: Under the 2018 Stock Plan, restricted stock awards generally vest 20% annually over five years beginning 02/28/2025; awards fully vest upon retirement at “Normal Retirement Age,” and may fully vest upon change-in-control depending on award assumption and termination conditions .
  • Hedging/derivative ban: Executives, employees, and directors are prohibited from short selling, trading options, writing covered calls, or engaging in hedging or similar derivative arrangements; no explicit pledging policy is disclosed in the cited sections .
  • Beneficial ownership: The 2025 beneficial ownership table lists directors and certain executive officers, but does not provide an individual line item for Kimberly D. Booke; total beneficial ownership, vested/unvested breakdown, and ownership % of shares outstanding for Booke are not disclosed .
DateTransaction TypeSharesNotes
02/28/2024RSA Grant5,000Granted under Company’s Stock Incentive Plan
02/28/2025RSA Grant1,112Granted under Company’s Stock Incentive Plan
02/28/2025Surrender for Tax Withholding410Shares surrendered upon vesting to cover taxes

Employment Terms

  • Change-in-control mechanics (2018 Equity Plan):
    • If awards are not assumed or substituted at change-in-control, each award fully vests and terminates at the effective time; if awards are assumed/substituted, they remain outstanding under original terms .
    • Double-trigger vesting: If terminated without cause within 24 months following a change-in-control (and awards are assumed/substituted), each award fully vests and terminates upon the related event .
    • Retirement treatment: Restricted stock fully vests upon retirement at Normal Retirement Age per award agreement .
  • Clawbacks/recoupment: No specific clawback policy language is disclosed in the cited sections; Company addresses tax and accounting considerations (162(m), 409A) in compensation design .
  • Hedging prohibition: Speculative trading and hedging are prohibited for insiders .
  • Severance and employment agreements: Detailed severance economics are disclosed for certain NEOs (e.g., Mr. McCarty) but no individual employment agreement terms are disclosed for Booke in reviewed filings .

Performance & Governance Context

Metric202220232024
Value of $100 Investment (TSR) ($)132.27 176.97 175.87
Net Income ($USD Thousands)$22,902 $30,848 $24,948
  • Compensation philosophy: Pay is composed of base salary, annual cash incentives tied to financial/operational objectives, and long-term equity awards; total compensation generally targeted at the median of a community-bank peer set .
  • Say‑on‑pay: Board recommends FOR approval of NEO compensation; frequency advisory also on ballot (Board supports triennial cadence); next say‑on‑pay expected in 2028; next frequency vote in 2031 .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Booke’s recurring restricted stock grants and standard 5‑year vesting schedule under the 2018 plan support retention and long-term alignment; hedging and derivatives are prohibited, reducing misalignment risks .
  • Insider selling pressure: No open‑market sales are disclosed; share surrenders to cover taxes at vesting are routine and non‑signal; this points to low voluntary selling pressure so far .
  • Retention risk: Absence of disclosed individual severance/change‑of‑control terms for Booke (vs. detailed terms for certain NEOs) may imply standard plan protections (double-trigger equity vesting), but limited disclosed cash severance economics; equity cadence and retirement vesting reduce near‑term departure risk .
  • Performance linkage: Company incentive metrics (ROA, net income, loan growth, core deposit growth, NPA to equity) are well aligned to a CRO’s remit (asset quality, growth balance, profitability); 2024 outcomes were mixed (strong loan growth and ROA; net income decline vs. 2023; deposits contracted), indicating balanced pay-for-performance pressure at the enterprise level .
  • Trading signal: Equity awards and tax withholding surrenders are neutral; lack of discretionary sales suggests no negative signal from Booke; monitor future Form 4s around vesting windows for changes in behavior .