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Tracey Doi

Director at PENTAIRPENTAIR
Board

About Tracey C. Doi

Tracey C. Doi, age 64, is an independent director of Pentair plc (PNR) since 2023. She is a retired Group Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Toyota Motor North America and serves on Pentair’s Audit and Finance Committee, where she is designated an “audit committee financial expert”; she attended 100% of Board and committee meetings in 2024 and is affirmatively determined independent by the Board .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Toyota Motor North AmericaGroup Vice President & Chief Financial Officer2003–2022 Led finance, strategic planning, transformations, enterprise systems, and analytics; deep global manufacturing experience
Toyota Motor Sales, USAVice President, Corporate Controller2000–2003 Corporate controller oversight

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Quest Diagnostics IncorporatedDirector2021–present Public company board experience in healthcare diagnostics
SunAmerica Series TrustIndependent Trustee2021–present Mutual fund governance
Seasons Series TrustIndependent Trustee2021–present Mutual fund governance
City National Bank (RBC Company)Director2016–2021 Banking board experience

Board Governance

  • Committee memberships: Audit & Finance Committee member; not a committee chair .
  • Financial expertise: Board determined Ms. Doi and Mr. Speetzen qualify as “audit committee financial experts”; all AFC members financially literate under NYSE rules .
  • Independence: 9 of 10 directors are independent; Board affirmed Ms. Doi’s independence under NYSE standards and Company categorical standards .
  • Attendance/engagement: All current directors attended 100% of Board and committee meetings in 2024; independent directors met in executive session at each regularly scheduled Board meeting .
  • Board leadership: Independent Chair (David A. Jones); CEO and Chair roles separated since 2018 .
  • Risk oversight: AFC oversees financial reporting, audit, cybersecurity/data protection; full Board oversees enterprise risk management, with committee-level risk focus .

Fixed Compensation

Component (2024)Amount ($)Notes
Board retainer105,000 Increased effective Jan 1, 2024 from $95,000
Audit & Finance Committee member retainer13,500 Committee member rate
Total fees earned (cash)118,500 Reported in director comp table
All Other Compensation39,221 Products & Services Program (up to $50,000 in 2024), tax equalization reimbursements; directors pay income taxes on product benefits
Total 2024 compensation317,717 Cash + stock grant + other comp

Notes:

  • Products & Services Program for Directors increased to max $50,000 annually in 2024; Company covers sales taxes; directors responsible for income taxes .
  • Non-employee Chair supplemental retainer increased to $180,000 effective Jan 1, 2025 (not applicable to Ms. Doi) .

Performance Compensation

Equity elementGrant detailValue/UnitsVesting/Terms
Annual RSU grant (2024)Granted Jan 2, 2024$160,000 grant value RSUs vest on first anniversary; accrue dividend equivalents payable in shares upon vesting
Annual RSU grant (2025)Granted Jan 2, 2025$165,000 grant value RSUs vest on first anniversary; dividend equivalents
Unvested RSUs (as of 12/31/2024)Outstanding2,256 units Vests per RSU terms
Stock optionsOutstandingNone No director option grants in 2024; none outstanding for Ms. Doi

Directors do not receive performance-based equity (no PSUs) nor cash incentive payouts; equity is delivered entirely as time-vested RSUs at annual grant values set by the Board .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

EntityRelationship to PentairPotential interlock/conflict assessment
Quest DiagnosticsUnrelated industry (healthcare diagnostics)Low risk of competitive or supplier/customer conflict
SunAmerica/Seasons TrustMutual fund trustsGovernance-only roles; low conflict
City National Bank (2016–2021)BankingPrior role; no continuing related-party exposure

Pentair reported no related-person transactions in 2024 and none proposed; Governance Committee reviews and must pre-approve any such transactions exceeding $120,000, which would not impair independence .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • CFO and corporate finance leadership across complex global manufacturing; strategic planning, transformations, enterprise systems, and business analytics .
  • Audit committee financial expert designation; financial literacy under NYSE rules .
  • Public company board experience and trustee roles enhancing governance oversight .

Equity Ownership

Item (as of 12/31/2024)AmountReference/Status
Total share ownership (incl. unvested RSUs)3,578 shares Includes direct/indirect and unvested RSUs
Market value of holdings$360,090 (at $100.64/sh) Closing price on 12/31/2024 $100.64
Unvested RSUs2,256 units Outstanding RSUs
Deferred Share UnitsNone
Stock options outstandingNone
Director ownership guideline$525,000 (5x $105,000 retainer) Guideline policy for non-employee directors
Guideline compliance statusNot yet met; 5-year transition period to comply All directors have met or are on track to meet
Hedging/pledgingProhibited for directors (and margin/pledging banned) Alignment-friendly policy

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths:

    • Independent director with deep finance and operations background; audit committee financial expert designation bolsters oversight of reporting, controls, and cybersecurity/data protection .
    • High engagement: 100% attendance in 2024; independent Board leadership structure with separate Chair; robust enterprise risk oversight processes .
    • Alignment policies: strict prohibition on hedging/pledging; director stock ownership guidelines; time-vested equity compensation promotes longer-term alignment .
  • Watch items / potential red flags:

    • Ownership guideline not yet met ($525,000 threshold) given recent appointment in 2023; however, policy allows five years for compliance and directors are on track to meet .
    • Non-cash director perks via Products & Services Program and tax equalization payments are disclosed and modest; monitor for growth or perceived entitlements (e.g., 2024 program increased to $50,000) .
  • Broader signals:

    • No related-party transactions in 2024; Board’s governance practices include annual self-assessments, proxy access, majority voting, clawback policy aligned to SEC/NYSE, and overboarding limits (max four boards for non-executive directors) .
    • Strong shareholder support for executive pay in 2024 (say-on-pay “for” 89.7%), indicating positive governance sentiment that can support investor confidence .