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Elizabeth Coddington

Chief Financial Officer at PELOTON INTERACTIVEPELOTON INTERACTIVE
Executive

About Elizabeth Coddington

Elizabeth (Liz) Coddington, 49, has been Peloton’s Chief Financial Officer since June 2022, previously serving as VP of Finance at AWS (Jan 2021–Jun 2022) and earlier finance roles at Amazon since 2016; prior roles include CFO at Adara, CFO at Walmart.com, and VP FP&A at Netflix. She holds a B.S. in Chemical Engineering from MIT and an MBA from UNC Chapel Hill . FY2025 PSUs for senior executives were tied to Free Cash Flow, which reached $323.7 million and exceeded the 200% maximum target, driving a 200% PSU payout for Coddington’s FY2025 award .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Amazon Web Services (AWS)VP FinanceJan 2021–Jun 2022Led finance for hyperscale cloud; pre-Peloton capex discipline and growth finance experience .
Amazon (AWS)Finance roles of increasing responsibilityMar 2016–Jan 2021Built FP&A and operating rigor at scale .
Adara, Inc.Chief Financial OfficerNot disclosedConsumer data/advertising analytics CFO experience .
Walmart.comVP Finance, CFONot disclosedE-commerce CFO; operational cost control .
Netflix, Inc.VP Financial Planning & AnalysisNot disclosedSubscription/streaming FP&A leadership .

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYears
None disclosed

Fixed Compensation

Metric (USD)FY 2022FY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Base Salary$19,231 $1,038,462 $1,000,000 $1,000,000
Target Bonus %Not disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosedNot disclosed
Actual Bonus Paid
All Other Compensation$291,942 $13,800 $15,200
Total Compensation$7,954,456 $1,330,404 $11,308,749 $6,111,860

Performance Compensation

Equity Grants and Vesting

Award TypeGrant DateUnits (#)Grant Date Fair Value (USD)Vesting Schedule
RSU (Refresh)9/1/2023800,000 $5,240,000 1/16 quarterly from 11/15/2023; 100% by 8/15/2027
RSU (Refresh)3/1/20241,098,902 $5,054,949 1/16 quarterly from 5/15/2024; 100% by 2/15/2028
RSU (FY2025 Refresh component)9/30/2024954,654 $4,467,781 12.5% quarterly from 11/15/2024; 100% by 8/15/2026 (quarterly on Feb 15, May 15, Aug 15, Nov 15)
PSU (FY2025 Refresh component)10/17/2024119,332 target $628,880 at target Vests based on FY2025 FCF goals; certified 200% payout on 9/15/2025 (238,664 units)
Stock Options6/13/20221/4 on first anniversary, then 1/16 quarterly (general program terms)

FY2025 PSU Metric Calibration and Outcome

MetricThresholdTargetMaximumActualPayout
Free Cash Flow (USD)$150,000,000 $190,000,000 $300,000,000 $323,700,000 200% (238,664 PSUs)

FY2025 RSU Vesting Realization

NameShares Acquired on Vesting (#)Value Realized on Vesting (USD)
Elizabeth Coddington919,998 $6,654,124

Equity Ownership & Alignment

Beneficial Ownership (as of 9/30/2025)

ComponentShares (#)Notes
Class A Shares Owned346,535 Direct ownership
RSUs Vesting within 60 Days238,014 Near-term settlement supply
Options Exercisable within 60 Days518,943 In-the-money depends on price; strike details below
Total Beneficial Ownership1,103,492 <1% voting power

Outstanding Awards (as of 6/30/2025)

AwardGrant DateExercisable (#)Unexercisable (#)StrikeExpirationUnvested RSUs/PSUs (#)Market Value (USD)
Stock Options (Class A)6/13/2022479,024 159,675 $9.84 6/12/2032
RSU6/13/202287,277 $605,702
RSU9/1/2023450,000 $3,123,000
RSU3/1/2024755,495 $5,243,135
RSU (FY2025)9/30/2024596,659 $4,140,813
PSU (FY2025)10/17/2024119,332 (target shares recorded; earned vested at 200%) $828,164
  • Stock ownership guidelines adopted in FY2026: CEO 5x salary; other executive officers 2x salary . Compliance status for Coddington not disclosed.
  • No disclosure of share pledging by Coddington; clawback policy applies to erroneously-awarded incentive compensation and, at committee discretion, fraud or intentional misconduct .

Employment Terms

  • At-will employment; CFO since June 2022 .
  • Severance Plan participation (Tier 1), with “double-trigger” change-in-control protections; for Coddington, the “change in control period” includes the 120 days prior to a change in control plus 12 months after, unlike standard 12 months post-only .
  • Covered termination severance includes base salary, prior-year unpaid bonus (if applicable), and 18 months of healthcare continuation; non-compete, non-solicit, and non-disparagement covenants required, subject to release .
  • Letter Agreement under redesigned executive compensation program modifies severance to include 100% of target annual bonus plus pro-rata portion for the fiscal year of termination, for Coddington and select executives .
  • Potential Payments (hypothetical trigger at 6/30/2025): No CIC—Cash $1,000,000; Medical $3,042; Equity acceleration $8,869,271; Total $9,872,313. With CIC—Cash $1,500,000; Medical $4,563; Equity acceleration $14,768,979; Total $16,273,542 .
  • FY2024 Severance sensitivity (hypothetical trigger at 6/30/2024): No CIC—Total $2,899,570; With CIC—Total $7,769,140 .
  • “Double-trigger” CIC protection and adoption of stock ownership guidelines/clawback policy highlighted in executive compensation practices .

Performance Compensation

Incentive Design and Pay-for-Performance Linkages

ComponentMetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
PSU (FY2025 Refresh)Free Cash FlowNot disclosed$190M $323.7M 200% Vested 9/15/2025
RSU (FY2024–FY2025 Refresh)Time-basedn/an/an/an/aQuarterly schedules as detailed above

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: High equity mix and PSUs tied to FCF create strong pay-for-performance linkage; FY2025 200% PSU payout validates management’s FCF execution under Coddington’s finance leadership . Stock ownership guidelines (2x salary for CFOs) and clawback enhance governance alignment .
  • Retention and supply: Significant ongoing RSU vesting through FY2026–FY2028 and 238,014 RSUs vesting within 60 days of 9/30/2025 suggest continued retention value but also potential near-term share settlement supply; 479,024 options are currently exercisable (strike $9.84, expiring 2032) .
  • Downside/CIC protections: Double-trigger CIC, extended pre-CIC window for CFO (120 days), and meaningful equity acceleration drive robust protection (total up to ~$16.3M at 6/30/2025) which can reduce departure friction, but increase cost in strategic transactions .
  • Cash pay discipline: No annual cash bonus disclosed for FY2024–FY2025; program redesign introduces annual cash bonus from FY2026, potentially increasing at-risk cash variability tied to performance .
  • Execution risk: Program shifts to higher PSU share and explicit metrics improve discipline; however, lack of disclosed weighting detail and evolving leadership context (CEO transition) adds complexity to assessing multi-metric accountability beyond FCF .