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    David L. Trautman

    Chief Executive Officer at Park National Corp
    Board
    Since January 2014
    Age
    63 years
    Tenure
    Joined PRK in January 2005 and has held several key roles including President (January 2005 – April 2019), Secretary (July 2002 – December 2013), Chief Executive Officer since January 2014, and Chairman since May 2019.

    Also at Park National Corp

    BTB
    Brady T. Burt
    Chief Financial Officer
    MRM
    Matthew R. Miller
    President

    About

    David L. Trautman is 63 years old and has dedicated over two decades to Park National Corporation.

    He joined the organization in January 2005 as a board member and subsequently advanced through multiple leadership roles, including serving as President and Secretary before becoming the Chief Executive Officer in January 2014.

    In addition to his CEO responsibilities, he has been the Chairman of the Board since May 2019 and currently also serves as Vice Chair of the Executive Committee, illustrating his long-standing commitment to the company's strategic direction.

    No specific information regarding his educational background or personal interests is available; however, his extensive career progression at PRK highlights his significant contributions to the organization.

    $PRK Performance Under David L. Trautman

    Past Roles

    OrganizationRoleDate RangeDetails
    Park National CorporationChairman of the Board May 2019 - [Became CEO] Held prior to assuming the CEO role
    Park National CorporationPresident January 2005 - April 2019 Held until promotion to CEO
    Park National CorporationMember of the Board of Directors January 2005 - [Ended with CEO appointment] Served as a board member before becoming CEO
    Park National CorporationSecretary July 2002 - December 2013 Served in an executive capacity prior to CEO role
    Park National Bank / First-Knox National Bank DivisionExecutive Positions Prior to January 2005 Over ten years of executive experience prior to PRK roles

    Fixed Compensation

    Data from  FY 2024
    Component NameAmountPayment ScheduleAdditional Details
    Salary$750,000 Fiscal Year 2024 Base salary for 2024
    Change in Pension Value and Nonqualified Deferred Compensation Earnings$317,166 Fiscal Year 2024 Includes Pension Service Cost $27,936 and SERP Service Cost $132,387; Total Pension Benefit Adjustments $160,323
    All Other Compensation$102,111 Fiscal Year 2024 Specific breakdown not provided

    Performance Compensation

    Data from  FY 2024

    Annual Incentive Compensation

    MetricWeightMinimumTargetMaximum2024 ResultAdditional Details
    Diluted EPS30% $6.46 $8.07 $9.68 $9.32 Based on fiscal year 2024 performance
    PTPP ROATE40% 13.74% 17.17% 20.60% 19.28% Measures pre-tax, pre-provision return on average tangible equity
    PTPP ROATA20% 1.40% 1.75% 2.10% 2.05% Measures pre-tax, pre-provision return on average tangible assets
    Efficiency Ratio10% 77.81% 64.84% 51.87% 61.44% Lower ratio indicates higher efficiency

    The calculated incentive compensation was 131.7% of target, multiplied by a discretionary multiplier of 1.22 based on additional performance factors such as relative TSR, ROAA, and ROAE.

    Grant Details (Annual Incentive)

    • Grant Date: January 25, 2024
    • Grant Date Fair Value: Target level $575,094, Maximum level $862,641
    • Grant Date Stock Price: Closing price on January 25, 2024
    • The awards were based on preset goals established at 97.5% to 102.5% of the board-approved budget with potential adjustments up to 25% by the Compensation Committee.

    Stock Awards (PBRSUs)

    ComponentThreshold AwardTarget AwardMaximum AwardPerformance PeriodVesting ScheduleGrant DateGrant Date Fair ValueGrant Date Stock PriceAdditional Details
    PBRSUs4,380 PBRSUs 4,380 PBRSUs 6,570 PBRSUs Jan 1, 2024 – Dec 31, 2026 50% vests on certification; 50% on first anniversary January 25, 2024 Target: $575,000, Maximum: $862,500 Closing price on January 25, 2024 Includes dividend equivalent rights; forfeiture conditions apply; annual net income must exceed 110% of dividends paid; interpolation applies between 50th and 80th percentiles