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Shailesh Jejurikar

Chief Operating Officer at PG
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About Shailesh Jejurikar

Shailesh Jejurikar is Procter & Gamble’s Chief Operating Officer and CEO-elect, age 58, elected President & CEO effective January 1, 2026; he was nominated and elected as a Director in October 2025 and serves as an employee Director (non‑independent) . He joined P&G in 1989 and has a 36‑year track record leading global businesses and operations across geographies, sectors, and functions, including Fabric & Home Care and Enterprise Markets, with recognized execution in innovation, supply chain, and brand-building . Company performance under the FY2022‑2025 PSP cycle paid 148% of target, driven by top‑quartile relative TSR and strong constant‑currency operating profit and cash productivity; FY2024‑25 delivered +2% organic sales, +4% core EPS, and 87% adjusted FCF productivity, below targets and resulting in below-target annual bonus payouts .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Procter & GambleChief Operating Officer2021–presentP&L responsibility for Enterprise Markets; accountability for IT, GBS, Sales, Market Ops, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Distribution, New Business; led renewed strategies in supply chain, IT, and GBS .
Procter & GambleCEO – Global Fabric & Home Care2019–2021Delivered industry-leading results via innovation, synchronized supply chain, brand-building, and sales .
Procter & GamblePresident – Global Fabric & Home Care Sector2018–2019Sector leadership across portfolios, commercial strategy .
Procter & GamblePresident – Global Fabric Care2015–2018Global brand development and end‑to‑end business management .
Procter & GambleExecutive Sponsor, Global Sustainability2016–2021Integrated sustainability into daily business for value creation .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Otis Worldwide CorporationDirector2020–presentPublic board governance; industrial operations exposure .
Cincinnati Center City Development CorporationChairCurrentUrban core revitalization; civic leadership and stakeholder engagement .

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY2024–25 (COO)Notes
Base Salary ($)1,162,500Effective Oct 1, 2024 (+4.4%) .
STAR Target (% of Salary)130%Unchanged; set versus peer benchmarks .
STAR Actual ($)873,730Paid 57% of target; he elected 100% in stock options .
ComponentCEO Terms (effective Jan 1, 2026)Notes
Base Salary ($)1,600,000Per Item 5.02 8‑K .
Annual Incentive Target200% of salaryPer Item 5.02 8‑K .
Long‑Term Incentive Award ($)14,000,000~50% PSP; ~50% LTIP (mix per grant cycle) .

Performance Compensation

Annual Bonus (STAR) – FY2024–25

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayout FactorNotes
Business Unit Performance (weighted average)70%Programmed goal set by STAR Committee68%68%Determined via six BU metrics (organic sales, operating profit, FCF productivity, value share, operating TSR, internal controls) .
Total Company Factor30%Organic Sales + Core EPS (each 50%)Org Sales 1.8%; Core EPS 3.6%32%ESG Factor applied at 100% (no change); ESG factor removed in FY2025–26 .
Result (as % of Target)57%Mr. Jejurikar’s STAR payout 57% of target; taken entirely as stock options .

FY2024–25 Long‑Term Incentive Grants (Oct 1, 2024)

Grant TypeUnitsGrant Date Fair Value ($)Vesting/Term
PSP (PSUs)19,8343,532,0393‑year performance period to FY2026–27; relative TSR modifier applies .
LTIP (Options)94,3383,432,0163‑year cliff vest; 10‑year expiration .

PSP Goal Framework (Performance Period: Jul 1, 2024–Jun 30, 2027)

MetricWeightTargetPayout Curve (selected points)
Relative Organic Sales Growth (percentile vs peer group)30%50th percentile80th=200%; 70th=167%; 60th=133%; 50th=100%; 40th=67%; 30th=33%; <20th=0% .
Constant‑Currency Core Before‑Tax Operating Profit Growth20%6.3% CAGR≥11.3%=200%; 9.6%=167%; 8.0%=133%; 6.3%=100%; 4.6%=67%; 3.0%=33%; ≤1.3%=0% .
Core EPS Growth30%6.7% CAGR≥11.7%=200%; 10.0%=167%; 8.4%=133%; 6.7%=100%; 5.0%=67%; 3.4%=33%; ≤1.7%=0% .
Adjusted Free Cash Flow Productivity20%90%≥115%=200%; 107%=167%; 98%=133%; 90%=100%; 82%=67%; 73%=33%; ≤65%=0% .
Relative TSR MultiplierModifierTop quartile=125%; bottom quartile=75% .

PSP Realized (Performance Period: Jul 1, 2022–Jun 30, 2025)

MetricWeightTargetActualResult
Relative Organic Sales Growth30%50th percentile50th percentile100% .
Constant‑Currency Core Before‑Tax Operating Profit Growth20%7.0%10.3%166% .
Core EPS Growth30%5.3%5.5%104% .
Adjusted Free Cash Flow Productivity20%90%95%120% .
Weighted Avg of Performance Factors118% .
Relative TSR ModifierTop quartile125% .
Final PSP Payout148% .
ExecutiveInitial PSUs + Div Equiv (#)PSP Payout FactorFinal PSUs (#)Market Value ($)
Shailesh Jejurikar20,820148%30,8144,909,286 @ $159.32 .

Vesting and Retirement Eligibility: PSP awards are wholly forfeitable until the earlier of June 30, 2027 or retirement eligibility; for retirement‑eligible NEOs (including Mr. Jejurikar), awards become non‑forfeitable after the first anniversary, with pro‑rata non‑forfeitability during year one; dividend equivalents accrue .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Ownership Category (as of Jun 30, 2025)AmountNotes
Direct & PST common shares3,000Direct and Profit Sharing Trust .
Right to acquire (within 60 days)670,977Includes vested options and near‑term deliverables (e.g., PSP delivery Aug 2025) .
Trusteeships & family holdings37,606Indirect holdings .
Total beneficial ownership (common)711,583<0.036% of class .
RSUs (not “beneficially owned”)15,097No voting until delivery; retirement/PST restoration treatments apply .
Series A ESOP Convertible Preferred (PST)1,001<0.25% for any NEO .

Stock Ownership Guidelines: CEO must own ≥8x salary; other NEOs ≥4x salary; Directors ≥6x annual retainer; hedging, short sales, pledging, collars prohibited for Directors and senior executives (alignment positive; pledging/hedging red flags mitigated) .

Selected Outstanding Equity (FY‑end snapshot):

GrantExercisable (#)Unexercisable (#)Strike ($)Expiration
LTIP 02/28/2018105,17078.5202/28/2028 .
LTIP 02/28/2019105,55998.5502/28/2029 .
LTIP 02/28/2020110,501113.2302/28/2030 .
STAR 09/15/202071,780138.6309/13/2030 .
LTIP 10/01/202192,166139.5810/01/2031 .
STAR 09/15/202256,618137.4409/15/2032 .
LTIP 10/03/202242,102128.5110/01/2032 .
LTIP 10/02/202392,079145.1909/30/2033 .
STAR 09/13/202413,046174.0809/13/2034 .
LTIP 10/01/202494,338173.0409/29/2034 .
PSP PSUs 10/02/202322,645 unearned PSUs ($3,607,801 MV) .
PSP PSUs 10/01/202420,207 unearned PSUs ($3,219,379 MV) .

Program Mechanics: LTIP options 3‑year cliff vest, 10‑year term; RSUs 3‑year cliff vest; PSP settles after 3 years with relative TSR modifier; RSUs/options/PSUs have no voting rights until delivery; dividend equivalents may accrue per award terms .

Employment Terms

Severance & CIC Economics:

  • No individual employment contracts requiring severance; severance may be paid up to 1× salary only if the Company encourages separation (discretionary) .
  • Element treatments by separation scenario (Company‑wide policy):
    • STAR: Prorated if employed less than full year; no acceleration; ESG factor applied in FY2024–25, removed FY2025–26 .
    • LTIP (options/RSUs): On encouraged separation/retirement/disability, awards retained and pay on original terms; before first anniversary, prorated; death accelerates; CIC treatment depends on plan and assumption .
    • PSP: On encouraged separation/retirement/disability/death, retained and settled per original terms; CIC—assumed awards continue unless involuntary termination without cause or resignation for good reason within 2 years (double‑trigger); if not assumed, performance awards are settled based on actual (if determinable) or target at CIC (single‑trigger on non‑assumption) .
  • Change in Control definitions and double‑trigger provisions specified in the 2025 Plan; assumed awards vest if terminated without cause or for “good reason” within 2 years post‑CIC; otherwise follow original schedules .
  • Clawbacks: Dodd‑Frank mandatory policy and an additional recoupment policy for other senior executives in the event of a financial restatement; insider trading policy prohibits hedging/pledging .

Deferred Compensation & Retirement:

  • Executive Deferred Compensation Plan: ability to defer up to 100% STAR and up to 75% salary; no above‑market interest credited .
  • Retirement programs: PST and PST Restoration (RSUs for tax limits), International Retirement Plan (IRP) RSUs for ineligible locations; Global IRA supplemental benefits—Mr. Jejurikar participates in Global IRA .

Perquisites:

  • Limited benefits (financial planning stipend/provider, annual physicals, local transportation, security, group life insurance program closed to new participants); no tax gross‑ups for financial planning or aircraft use (CEO required to use company aircraft; taxes borne by executive) .

Board Governance

  • Board Service: Elected Director in Oct 2025 following nomination; serves as employee Director (non‑independent) .
  • Committee Memberships: All Board Committees are fully independent under NYSE standards; employee Directors (including Mr. Jejurikar) are not members of Board Committees .
  • Board Structure: Roles of CEO and Chair separated effective Jan 1, 2026 (Executive Chair: Jon Moeller; CEO: Shailesh Jejurikar), mitigating CEO‑Chair dual‑role concerns; active Lead Director (Joseph Jimenez); regular executive sessions .
  • Attendance: Incumbent Directors attended ~98% of combined Board and Committee meetings in FY2024‑25; six Board meetings held .
  • Director Compensation: Employee Directors receive no Board fees or RSU grants; the proxy notes Mr. Jejurikar will not receive compensation for Director service .

Director Compensation (for non‑employee directors; for reference)

  • Annual RSU grant $220,000 (one-year vest, settlement rules), retainer $120,000; additional retainers for Lead Director and Chairs; ownership guideline 6× retainer .

Compensation Peer Group & Shareholder Feedback

  • Peer groups: Compensation decisions benchmarked against a global peer set; PSP uses consumer products peers for relative organic sales growth and TSR multiplier; Committee engaged Meridian Compensation Partners as independent consultant; no changes to comp peer group in FY2024‑25 .
  • Say‑on‑Pay: 2024 approval 90.65% (strong support) .

Multi‑Year Compensation (Summary Compensation Table)

YearSalary ($)Bonus/STAR ($)Stock Awards ($)Option Awards ($)Change in Pension/Deferred ($)All Other Comp ($)Total ($)
2022–231,037,500 1,932,656 3,911,800 1,250,008 0 74,083 8,206,047
2023–241,106,250 1,867,613 3,477,569 3,150,023 280,000 76,632 9,958,087
2024–251,162,500 873,730 3,640,460 3,432,016 401,000 81,981 9,591,687

Equity Ownership & Vesting Calendar Highlights

  • Next cliff vest dates: LTIP options/RSUs granted Oct 2024 and STAR options Sept 2024 vest in Sept/Oct 2027; prior grants from 2022–2023 vest in 2025–2026; PSP cycles settle in Aug following each performance period (e.g., Aug 2027 for FY2024‑27) .

Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • Hedging/pledging prohibited (alignment positive) .
  • No individual severance guarantees; CIC protection largely double‑trigger for assumed awards (balanced, shareholder‑friendly) .
  • No related‑party transactions disclosed for Mr. Jejurikar; only one separate related‑party employment situation reviewed for another executive’s spouse .
  • FY2024‑25 below-target annual results drove below-target STAR payouts (discipline in pay‑for‑performance) .

Employment & Contracts

  • No term employment contracts, auto‑renewal clauses, or tax gross‑ups; separation handled via standard company agreements; non‑compete/non‑solicit terms are within award agreements and plan/Company policy frameworks (award agreements govern vesting and post‑termination treatment) .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Heavy equity mix (PSP + options) and share ownership guidelines, plus prohibition on pledging/hedging, support shareholder alignment; PSP top‑quartile TSR outcome indicates value creation in prior cycle .
  • Near‑term selling pressure: 100% of FY2024‑25 STAR taken in options and multiple unexercisable grants suggest limited near‑term saleable equity; key option and PSU cliffs in 2026–2027 could create future liquidity windows .
  • Governance: Separation of CEO and Chair roles upon his appointment mitigates dual‑role risk; as an employee Director, he is non‑independent and not on committees, keeping oversight within independent committees .
  • Pay‑for‑performance: Below‑target FY2024‑25 annual outcomes translated into a 57% of target bonus, while long‑term incentives remain performance‑conditioned with double‑trigger CIC protections—reducing windfall risk and supporting disciplined capital allocation .

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