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Mark Hood

Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer at P10
Executive

About Mark Hood

Mark Hood, age 60, is Executive Vice President and Chief Administrative Officer (CAO) of P10, Inc. (NYSE: PX). He became CAO in February 2024 after serving as EVP of Operations and Director of Investor Relations (Feb 2023–Feb 2024) and Director of Investor Relations (Oct 2021–Feb 2023). He holds a BBA in Marketing from Sam Houston State University and an MS in Technology Commercialization from UT Austin McCombs School of Business . During 2024, P10 reported 23% YoY revenue growth to $296.4M and 17% YoY Adjusted EBITDA growth to $144.5M; FPAUM reached $25.7B (+10% YoY), indicating platform momentum during his tenure on the senior leadership team .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Bespoke Partners (executive search for PE industry)Chief Operating OfficerJan 2021 – Aug 2021Led operations at a PE-focused executive search firm, supporting talent solutions for sponsors .
GlobalScape, Inc. (NYSE American: GSB)Chief Operating Officer; EVP Operations; VP OperationsJan 2020 – Aug 2020; May 2019 – Dec 2019; Aug 2018 – May 2019Operational leadership at a software company; scaling processes and execution .
Crossroads Systems, Inc. (data software/hardware)Executive Vice President; various rolesJan 2013 – Aug 2018Senior operating roles in data/software/hardware firm, driving commercialization and operations .

Fixed Compensation

Component20242023
Base Salary$500,000 $300,000
Annual Cash Bonus$500,000 (paid in cash) $117,492
All Other Compensation (incl. carried interest distributions, RSU dividends, 401k, premiums)$152,594 $33,630

Performance Compensation

Incentive TypeMetricTarget2024 Actual/PayoutVesting
Annual Cash BonusComp Committee performance metrics (not disclosed)$300,000 $500,000, paid in cash N/A
Annual Equity Award (RSUs)Equity alignment$500,000 target (annual) RSUs valued at $600,000 for 2024 Feb 14, 2025 grant of 47,582 RSUs vests on first anniversary (Feb 14, 2026)
Stock Options (2024 grant)Equity value creationN/A50,000 options @ $7.99 (Mar 4, 2024); vest 25% on 2nd–5th anniversaries (Mar 4, 2026/27/28/29) See dates
Carried Interest AwardsFund performance-based carry$1,000,000 target (annual) Estimated targeted future value $1,500,000 in 2024 Immediate vesting upon qualifying severance or change in control per agreement
Clawback PolicySEC Rule 10D-1 compliant recovery policyCompany-wideClawback adopted in 2023 for erroneously awarded compensation upon financial restatement Policy-level

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership (Class A)82,735 shares as of Apr 14, 2025; <1% ownership .
Options Outstanding (by grant)50,000 @ $7.99 (3/4/2024), vesting 25% on 2nd–5th anniversaries ; 32,000 @ $9.93 (3/9/2023), vest on 5th anniversary (3/9/2028) ; 9,928 @ $12.30 (3/2/2022), vest on 5th anniversary (3/2/2027) ; 17,500 @ $15.87 (10/7/2021), vest on 5th anniversary (10/7/2026) .
RSUs47,582 RSUs granted Feb 14, 2025; vest on Feb 14, 2026 .
In/Out-of-the-Money (as of 12/31/2024 close $12.61)2024 options ($7.99) and 2023 options ($9.93) are in-the-money; 2021 options ($15.87) are out-of-the-money at $12.61 .
Hedging/PledgingCompany insider trading policy prohibits hedging, short sales, trading on margin or pledging .
Ownership GuidelinesNot disclosed in proxy; no executive-specific ownership guidelines noted in filings reviewed .

Vesting Schedules and Key Dates

AwardQuantityStrike / TypeGrant DateVesting DatesExpiration
Stock Options50,000$7.99Mar 4, 202425% on Mar 4, 2026; Mar 4, 2027; Mar 4, 2028; Mar 4, 2029 3/4/2034
Stock Options32,000$9.93Mar 9, 2023100% on Mar 9, 2028 3/9/2033
Stock Options9,928$12.30Mar 2, 2022100% on Mar 2, 2027 3/2/2032
Stock Options17,500$15.87Oct 7, 2021100% on Oct 7, 2026 10/7/2031
RSUs47,582RSUFeb 14, 2025100% on Feb 14, 2026 N/A

Employment Terms

TermKey Provision
Role/PromotionEVP & CAO effective Feb 27, 2024; agreement amended and restated effective Apr 3, 2025 .
Base / BonusBase salary $500,000; annual bonus target $300,000 paid in cash; 2024 bonus $500,000 cash .
Equity & CarryAnnual equity award target value $500,000; carried interest award target value $1,000,000; 2024 RSUs $600,000 and carry targeted $1,500,000 .
Term / RenewalCurrent term through Apr 3, 2026; auto-renews for successive one-year periods unless 90-day notice .
Severance (no cause / good reason)Lump sum of 12 months’ salary + target annual bonus; up to 12 months COBRA; immediate vesting of Company equity and all carried interests .
Change-in-Control (within 18 months)Severance increased to 18 months’ salary + target annual bonus covering 18 months; COBRA reimbursement extended to 18 months; immediate vesting of all equity and carry .
Death/DisabilityImmediate vesting of all Company equity awards (excluding RSUs not yet earned) and all carried interests .
Restrictive CovenantsConfidentiality; 1-year non-solicit of clients and employees; 6-month non-compete .
ClawbackCompany clawback policy adopted in 2023 per NYSE/SEC rules .

Performance & Track Record Highlights (Company Context)

MetricFY 2024YoY Change
Revenue$296.4M+23%
Adjusted EBITDA$144.5M+17%
Adjusted Net Income$120.2M+18%
FPAUM$25.7B+10%
Q4 2024 Revenue$85M+35% YoY
Q4 2024 Adjusted EBITDA$42.9M+40% YoY

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Hood’s pay mix combines cash bonus, RSUs, and carried interest. The carry emphasis (target $1.0M annually; $1.5M targeted in 2024) strengthens client/investor alignment through fund performance, while RSUs create shorter-dated equity exposure with one-year vesting cadence .
  • Vesting/Overhang: Multiple near-term vesting events (RSUs Feb 2026; options tranche vesting annually 2026–2029) and immediate vesting on severance/CoC could create sellable supply around vest dates or corporate events; 2024/2023 option strikes are in-the-money versus $12.61 year-end close, while 2021 options remain out-of-the-money .
  • Retention Risk: Severance provides 12–18 months’ cash and full acceleration of equity and carry, reducing downside for departure. Covenants are modest (6-month non-compete; 1-year non-solicits), implying limited post-departure constraints relative to peers .
  • Governance Signals: Company-wide prohibition on hedging/pledging reduces alignment red flags; clawback policy meets NYSE/SEC requirements, supporting pay-for-performance discipline .
  • Ownership: Direct beneficial stake is small (<1%), so behavioral incentives are more tied to carry economics and annual equity grants than large personal stock ownership stakes .