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Andrew Roeder

Executive Vice President—Finance, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer at PATRICK INDUSTRIESPATRICK INDUSTRIES
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About Andrew Roeder

Andrew C. Roeder is Executive Vice President – Finance, Chief Financial Officer and Treasurer of Patrick Industries, appointed effective March 5, 2024, with over a decade of marine-industry finance leadership including CFO of Polaris, Inc.’s Marine segment (2018–2024) and Bennington Marine CFO (2016–2018) and Director of FP&A (2014–2015) . Patrick ties NEO pay to adjusted net income for the annual STIP (70% company net income, 30% individual objectives) and to three-year cumulative EBITDA for the LTIP; in 2024 the Company reported adjusted net income of $150.2 million and EBITDA of $425 million . Roeder’s 2024 STIP was prorated and paid 93% of target ($579,375), and his 2024 LTIP target was 150% of base salary (7,925 shares), plus a one-time 22,500-share RSU grant vesting pro rata on March 5 in 2025, 2026, 2027 .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Polaris, Inc. (Marine segment)Chief Financial Officer2018–2024 Not disclosed
Bennington MarineChief Financial Officer2016–2018 Not disclosed
Bennington MarineDirector of Financial Planning & Analysis2014–2015 Not disclosed

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2024
Base Salary ($)$500,000
Target STIP (% of base)125% (full-year target; prorated for March 5–Dec 31)
Target STIP ($)$750,000 (full-year; prorated target used for payout)
Actual STIP Payout (% of target)93%
Actual STIP Payout ($)$579,375
All Other Compensation ($)$10,000 (401(k) matching)
Total 2024 Compensation ($)$3,381,365

Performance Compensation

STIP (Short-Term Incentive Plan)

ComponentWeightingTargetActualPayout/ImpactVesting
Company Net Income (adjusted; $ in mm)70% $153.4 $150.2 98% of target contributes to 93% payout for Roeder Annual cash; paid after year-end
Individual Strategic Objectives (rating 0–5)30% 3.5 (target) Not disclosed (Roeder specific)Included in 93% payout Annual cash; paid after year-end

LTIP (Long-Term Incentive Plan – Restricted Shares)

ElementMetricWeightingTarget (Shares)Payout CurveVesting
Performance-Contingent Shares3-year cumulative EBITDA (2024–2026)80% 6,339 50%–200% of target (Threshold 80%, Target 100%, Stretch 110%, Max 120%) Earn/vest at end of performance period (12/31/2026) subject to certified EBITDA
Time-Based SharesService20% 1,586 100% at all performance levels Cliff vest on 3rd anniversary of grant (3/5/2027)
One-time RSU GrantServiceN/A22,500N/APro rata vest 7,500 shares on March 5, 2025, 2026, 2027

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership (shares)35,805 (as of Mar 21, 2025)
Ownership as % of Class<1%
Unvested Time-Based Shares (12/31/2024)24,086; market value $2,001,065 (price $83.08)
Unvested Performance-Contingent Shares (12/31/2024)6,339; market value $526,644 (price $83.08)
Options/SARs Outstanding (12/31/2024)None; no options or SARs outstanding at year-end 2024
New Option/SAR Grants (Feb 25, 2025)Options: 6,750 at $92.72; vest pro rata over 4 years; term 9 years . SARs: 6,750 with 4 tranches strike prices $92.72 / $110.76 / $132.31 / $158.05; vest pro rata over 4 years; term 9 years
Stock Ownership GuidelinesMust hold shares worth a multiple of base salary; Roeder requirement: 2x base ($1,000,000). All NEOs exceeded requirement for 2024
Hedging / PledgingHedging transactions generally permitted; no specific pledging disclosure noted

Vesting Schedules and Insider Selling Pressure

AwardQuantityVesting DatesNotes
One-time RSU grant22,5007,500 on Mar 5, 2025; 7,500 on Mar 5, 2026; 7,500 on Mar 5, 2027 Time-based; retention-focused
2024 Time-Based Shares1,586Cliff vest on Mar 5, 2027 Standard LTIP TB vest
2024 Performance-Contingent Shares6,339Earn based on 3-year cumulative EBITDA through Dec 31, 2026; settle in stock after certification 50%–200% payout curve
2025 Options6,75025% per year on each of first four anniversaries of Feb 25, 2025 Exercise price $92.72; 9-year term
2025 SARs6,75025% per tranche per year on first four anniversaries of Feb 25, 2025 Strike ladder: $92.72 / $110.76 / $132.31 / $158.05; 9-year term

Note: Form 4 filings referenced by the Company’s IR site corroborate early 2025 insider transactions including Roeder’s grants; see Patrick Industries IR Form 4 index for February–March 2025 entries .

Employment Terms

ProvisionCFO Agreement / Employment Agreements
Agreement DateMarch 5, 2024 (CFO Employment Agreement)
Base Salary & Plan ParticipationAnnual base, STIP, LTIP, and standard benefits
Severance (Without Cause / Good Reason)One year base salary; annual non-equity incentive compensation (pro-rated if separation mid-year); base paid bi-weekly; incentive calculated per plan terms
Death/DisabilityBase salary through end of month; pro-rata non-equity incentive if prior to year-end
Non-CompeteTwo-year post-termination non-compete (subject to exceptions)
Equity Acceleration – Time-Based SharesFull vest upon termination without cause, change of control, or death/disability
Equity Acceleration – Performance SharesContinue to vest after termination without cause or death/disability (subject to performance). Full vest on change of control at target EBITDA assumption
Options/SARs on Termination Without CauseBecome fully vested and exercisable as to any unvested shares
Potential Payments (illustrative, using 12/31/2024 stock price $83.08)Termination without cause / Change of control / Death or disability: Base $500,000; LTIP acceleration $2,527,709; Annual non-equity incentive $579,375; Total benefits $3,607,084 / $3,607,084 / $3,107,084

Governance, Clawback, and Peer Benchmarking

  • Clawback: Incentive Compensation Recovery Policy implemented in 2023 in alignment with SEC/NASDAQ requirements .
  • Peer benchmarking and percentiles: Base salary positioned at 25th–50th percentile; STIP 50th–75th; LTIP 25th–50th; total target compensation 50th–75th versus peers/general industry .
  • Say-on-pay: Approximately 95% approval at the May 16, 2024 Annual Meeting (for FY 2023 executive compensation) .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Mix and risk: Roeder’s base is modest ($500,000), with higher at-risk pay via STIP (target 125% of base) and LTIP (target 150% of base; 80% performance-contingent), consistent with Patrick’s pay-for-differentiated-performance design .
  • Metrics rigor: STIP anchored to adjusted net income with clear threshold/target/max; LTIP tied to 3-year cumulative EBITDA with 50%–200% payout curve; his 2024 STIP outcome at 93% reflects near-target performance .
  • Equity award modifications: No repricings disclosed; equity grants include a one-time RSU for retention (22,500 shares, pro rata over three years) plus standard LTIP grants; 2025 introduction of options/SARs with a strike ladder adds leverage but no repricing indicated .
  • Perquisites and retirement: Minimal perquisites ($10,000 401(k) match); no participation in the legacy Executive Retirement Plan .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and retention: Strong alignment via ownership guideline compliance (Roeder required $1,000,000 share value, and NEOs exceeded requirements), multi-year equity vesting, and two-year non-compete; retention further supported by the 22,500 RSU grant vesting on March 5 annually through 2027 .
  • Near-term selling pressure signals: Scheduled RSU vest dates (7,500 shares each March 5 in 2025/2026/2027), cliff vest in 2027 for time-based LTIP shares, and pro-rata vesting of 2025 options/SARs could create periodic liquidity events; monitor Form 4s around these dates for tax-withholding or sales .
  • Change-of-control economics: Single-trigger full vesting of performance shares at target and acceleration of time-based shares at CoC, plus options/SAR acceleration upon termination without cause, imply meaningful equity value realization in transactional scenarios (estimated LTIP acceleration of $2,527,709 in the illustrative table) .
  • Risk flags: Hedging is permitted (no explicit prohibitions), which can weaken alignment; pledging status is not disclosed—monitor future proxy disclosures and 10-K/8-K risk language for updates .
  • Pay outcomes vs performance: The 93% STIP payout aligns with near-target net income achievement; LTIP remains leveraged to multi-year EBITDA ($425 million in 2024), tying future equity realization to execution over the 2024–2026 period .