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Jennifer Davis

Chief Executive Officer – Health Care at PG
Executive

About Jennifer Davis

Jennifer L. Davis is Chief Executive Officer – Health Care at Procter & Gamble, first elected an executive officer in 2022; she is 54 years old as of August 4, 2025 . FY 2024-25 Company performance used for executive pay calibration included Organic Sales Growth of 1.8% and Core EPS Growth of 3.6% (both below the long-term algorithm), while the three-year Performance Stock Program (PSP) for the July 1, 2022–June 30, 2025 cycle paid 148% of target driven by strong financials and top-quartile relative TSR . She was previously President – Feminine Care (2019–2022) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Procter & GamblePresident – Feminine Care2019–2022Not disclosed
Procter & GamblePresident – Global Feminine Care2018–2019Not disclosed

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Not disclosed in Company filingsNo external board roles disclosed in 2025 10-K or 2025 Proxy

Fixed Compensation

ItemFY 2024-25 ValueNotes
Base Salary$910,000Effective October 1, 2024; +7.1% vs prior year
Target Bonus (STAR) % of Salary115%Unchanged vs prior year
Target Bonus ($)$1,046,500115% of $910,000
Actual Bonus Paid (STAR)$750,60272% of target; paid Sept 15, 2025
All Other Compensation$88,831Retirement plan contributions $70,101; flexible comp $6,500; executive benefits $12,230
Total Compensation$6,040,046Salary $895,000; Bonus $750,602; Stock Awards $2,248,178; Option Awards $2,057,435; All Other $88,831

Performance Compensation

STAR Annual Bonus – FY 2024-25 Structure and Outcome

MetricWeightTargetActual/FactorResulting Contribution
Business Unit Factor70%Not disclosed89%Drives 70% of payout
Total Company Factor30%Organic Sales 4%; Core EPS 6%32% (1.8% Organic Sales; 3.6% Core EPS)Drives 30% of payout
Computed STAR Payout$1,046,500 target$750,602 (72% of target)Paid in cash

FY 2024-25 Long-Term Incentive Grants (granted Oct 1, 2024 unless noted)

InstrumentGrant DateQuantity/DetailsGrant-Date FV ($)Vesting/Terms
Stock Options (LTIP)10/01/202456,554 options @ $173.04 strike; expire 09/29/2034$2,057,4353-year cliff vest (non-retirement eligible), 10-year term
Performance Stock Units (PSP)10/01/2024Target 11,890 PSUs$2,117,3713-year performance period; payout 0–200% + TSR multiplier
PST Restoration RSUs08/01/2024783 RSUs$130,807Become non-forfeitable after 3 years

PSP Design, Metrics, and Goal Setting

PSP ComponentWhat it MeasuresWeightTarget for 2024–2027 Cycle
Relative Organic Sales Growth3-year compounded organic sales growth vs peers30%50th percentile = 100% factor
Core EPS Growth3-year CAGR of adjusted diluted EPS30%6.7% = 100% factor
Constant Currency Core Before-Tax Operating Profit Growth3-year CAGR ex-FX and certain items20%6.3% = 100% factor
Adjusted Free Cash Flow Productivity3-year average FCF productivity20%90% = 100% factor
Relative TSR MultiplierTSR vs peer set over 3 yearsModifier125% for top quartile; 75% for bottom quartile

Looking back, the PSP performance period July 1, 2022–June 30, 2025 paid at 148% of target (weighted factor 118% plus 125% TSR multiplier). Ms. Davis received 21,371 PSUs delivered in August 2025 (market value $3,404,828 at $159.32/share) .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership (as of June 30, 2025)

CategoryShares/UnitsNotes
Direct and PST holdings59,188Includes PST plan holdings
Right to Acquire (within 60 days)191,492Options/awards deliverable within 60 days
Total Beneficial Ownership250,680<0.036% of outstanding
RSUs (not deliverable within 60 days; not “beneficially owned”)11,447RSUs outside 60-day window
Series A ESOP Convertible Class A Preferred (PST)4,352PST Preferred A Shares

Outstanding Equity at FYE (June 30, 2025) – Key Items

Award TypeGrant DateStatusQuantity/PriceMarket Value (if provided)
Stock Options (exercisable)02/28/2019Exercisable50,515 @ $98.55
Stock Options (exercisable)02/28/2020Exercisable66,921 @ $113.23
Stock Options (exercisable)10/01/2020Exercisable52,246 @ $139.24
Stock Options (unexercisable)10/03/2022Unexercisable29,198 @ $128.51
Stock Options (unexercisable)10/02/2023Unexercisable52,251 @ $145.19
Stock Options (unexercisable)10/01/2024Unexercisable56,554 @ $173.04
RSUs (unvested)10/03/2022Unvested Stock Awards7,220$1,150,290
PSUs (unearned)10/02/2023Equity Incentive (unearned)12,850$2,047,421
PSUs (unearned)10/01/2024Equity Incentive (unearned)12,113$1,930,002

FY 2024-25 Vesting and Settlement Activity

AwardQuantity/DateValue Realized
LTIP RSUs (2019–2021 cycle)9,982 (vested 10/01/2021 grant)$1,727,884
PSP (2022–2025 cycle)21,371 (delivered Aug 2025)$3,404,828
PST Restoration RSUs783 (Aug 1, 2024)$130,807

Policies and alignment:

  • Hedging, short sales, and pledging are prohibited for Directors and senior executives under the insider trading policy .
  • Stock ownership guidelines for senior executives are maintained by the Company (specific multiples not disclosed in retrieved excerpts) .
  • Ms. Davis is not retirement-eligible as of June 30, 2025; a significant portion of her pay remains at-risk via unearned PSUs and unvested options/RSUs, supporting alignment and creating potential future vesting events .

Employment Terms

Termination and Change-in-Control (as of June 30, 2025; illustrative amounts)

ScenarioSalarySTARLTIPPSPTotal
Voluntary or For Cause$0$0$0$0$0
Written Separation Agreement$910,000$0$2,788,187$3,494,923$7,193,110
Retirement or Disability (not retirement-eligible)$0$0$2,788,187$3,494,923$6,283,110
Change in Control$0$0$2,788,187$3,977,423$6,765,610
Death$0$0$2,788,187$3,977,423$6,765,610

Equity plan terms and protections:

  • Minimum vesting: at least one year for awards (with exceptions for death/Change in Control and up to 5% plan capacity) .
  • Dividends/Dividend Equivalents accrue but are subject to the same vesting/performance conditions and paid at the same time as underlying awards .
  • Clawbacks/recoupment: Dodd-Frank Recoupment Policy and Senior Executive Officer Recoupment Policy apply; the Company may require repayment of “net proceeds” for violations, and may suspend exercise in certain periods .
  • Change-in-Control (CIC):
    • If awards are assumed by a successor, double-trigger vesting applies for 2 years following CIC (involuntary termination without Cause or resignation for Good Reason), with performance awards measured at actual/target as determined .
    • If awards are not assumed, they fully vest at CIC; performance-based awards settle at actual if determinable or target if not; options/SARs settled in-the-money with out-of-the-money awards canceled .
    • “Good Reason” includes material reduction in total compensation, material diminution in duties, or relocation >50 miles, with notice/cure provisions .

Say-on-Pay and Shareholder Feedback

Proposal (2025 Annual Meeting)Votes ForVotes AgainstAbstainBroker Non-VotesResult
Advisory Vote on Executive Compensation (Say-on-Pay)1,534,984,603129,176,62414,218,114353,456,701Approved
Approval of 2025 Stock & Incentive Compensation Plan1,586,240,52581,892,08410,246,732353,456,701Approved

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Ms. Davis’s cash bonus reflected under-target company performance (32% Company Factor), while her long-term incentives are heavily performance-based (PSUs) with a relative TSR modifier; the most recent PSP paid 148% (top-quartile TSR), reinforcing multi-year alignment with shareholder returns .
  • Vesting and potential selling pressure: A large PSP delivery occurred in August 2025 (21,371 shares, $3.4M market value), and she holds meaningful unvested/unearned equity (e.g., 12,850 and 12,113 PSUs outstanding; 56,554 options from 2024 grant) that cliff-vest or settle over multi-year horizons—potential future supply events around vestings should be monitored .
  • Retention risk: She is not retirement-eligible, and equity awards feature three-year cliff schedules and performance conditions, creating retention hooks; CIC terms rely primarily on equity acceleration (and not cash multiples), which moderates change-of-control value leakage while preserving talent incentives .
  • Governance safeguards: Strong policies (clawbacks; hedging/pledging prohibitions; stock ownership guidelines) and solid shareholder support on say-on-pay reduce governance/red-flag risk; no pension accruals or tax gross-up disclosures for Ms. Davis in FY 2024-25 .

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