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Sharon Wienbar

Director at RESIDEO TECHNOLOGIESRESIDEO TECHNOLOGIES
Board

About Sharon Wienbar

Sharon Wienbar, age 63, has served as an independent director of Resideo since 2018. She is Chair of the Compensation and Human Capital Management (CHCM) Committee and a member of the Innovation & Technology Committee; she previously held investing and operating roles in software and technology, and holds BS and MS degrees in engineering from Harvard and an MBA from Stanford .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Scale Venture Partners (BA Venture Partners pre-2007)Partner2001–2015Led investments in software, internet and mobile; technology investment leadership
Hackbright AcademyChief Executive Officer2015–2016Operating leadership of a technology training firm
Capella Education CompanyStrategic Advisor2016–2017Strategic advisory post-acquisition of Hackbright
Operator CollectiveLimited Partner2019B2B technology LP role
Adobe Systems (early career)Product Manager, later led marketing for applicationsNot dated in proxyTechnology and marketing leadership
Bain & Company / other consumer/software companiesConsultant; led marketing teams1984–1991; 1991–2000Corporate strategy/marketing execution

External Roles

OrganizationTypeRoleTenure/Notes
Enovis Corporation (formerly Colfax Corporation)Public companyDirectorCurrent
Ingram Micro Holding Corp.Public companyDirectorCurrent
Covetrus, Inc.Public companyDirector2020–2022 (former)
Everyday HealthPublic companyDirector2007–2016 (former)
Glu Mobile, Inc.Public companyDirector2004–2008 (former)
Planned Parenthood Direct; TrueAnthem; USRowing; USRowing FoundationNon-profit/privateDirectorCurrent board service in non-profit/private entities

Board Governance

  • Independence: The Board affirmed all non-employee directors, including Wienbar, are independent under NYSE and SEC rules; all committees are comprised solely of independent directors .
  • Committee leadership and engagement: CHCM Committee Chair; Innovation & Technology Committee member. In 2024, CHCM met 6 times and Innovation & Technology met 5 times .
  • Attendance: The Board met 8 times in 2024; each director attended at least 75% of meetings of the Board and committees on which they served .
  • Years of service: Director since 2018 .
Governance ItemDetail
IndependenceIndependent director
CommitteesCHCM (Chair); Innovation & Technology (Member)
2024 Committee MeetingsCHCM: 6; Innovation & Technology: 5
Attendance≥75% of meetings in 2024
TenureDirector since 2018

Fixed Compensation

  • Structure: Non-employee directors receive cash retainers (Board and committee roles) and annual RSUs; no meeting fees. RSUs generally vest on the first anniversary of grant; directors may elect to defer cash and equity under a Director Deferred Compensation Plan .
  • Program levels (current, approved during 2024): Board member $90,000; Chairman additional $125,000; special incremental chair retainer $375,000 tied to M&A/management transition oversight; Committee chair/member retainers: Audit $25,000/$12,500; CHCM $20,000/$10,000; Finance $15,000/$7,500; Nominating & Governance $15,000/$7,500; Innovation & Technology $15,000/$7,500. Annual RSUs: $160,000 .
ComponentAmount
Board Member Annual Cash Retainer ($)90,000
CHCM Committee Chair Retainer ($)20,000
Innovation & Technology Member Retainer ($)7,500
Annual RSU Retainer ($)160,000
RSU Vesting100% at first anniversary (or death/disability or change-in-control removal)
Deferral ElectionsCash/RSUs may be deferred into DSUs or deferred cash; paid ~7 months post-service

2024 actual compensation for Sharon Wienbar:

Category2024 Amount ($)
Fees Earned or Paid in Cash117,383
Stock Awards (grant-date fair value)159,980
Total277,363
2024 RSU Grant7,600 shares at $21.05 FV per share (June 5, 2024)

Performance Compensation

  • Directors do not receive performance-based equity (no PSUs or options) or annual performance cash awards; equity is time-based RSUs. No meeting fees are paid .
MetricApplies to Director Compensation?Notes
PSUs (rTSR, ROIC, etc.)NoDirector awards are RSUs only
Option awardsNoNot part of non-employee director comp
Meeting feesNoNot separately compensated
Deferral planYesDSUs/deferred cash elections available

Other Directorships & Interlocks

ItemDetail
Current public company boardsEnovis Corporation; Ingram Micro Holding Corp.
Prior public boardsCovetrus; Everyday Health; Glu Mobile
Compensation committee interlocksNone; the proxy states no interlocks or insider participation involving CHCM members
Potential interlocks with REZI stakeholdersNo related-party transactions disclosed involving Wienbar; CD&R designation pertains to other directors (Sleeper, Stroup) under an Investment Agreement

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Technology investment and operating leadership; led investments in software/internet/mobile; executive roles in software firms; product and marketing leadership from Adobe; public speaker and published author on venture capital and diversity initiatives .
  • Human capital and compensation oversight expertise evidenced by CHCM chair role .
  • Education: BS and MS in engineering (Harvard); MBA (Stanford) .

Equity Ownership

Ownership ElementAmountDate/Status
Common shares owned39,606As of April 8, 2025
Deferred Share Units (DSUs)25,462As of April 8, 2025
Outstanding equity awards33,062RSUs outstanding as of 12/31/2024
Stock ownership guideline (directors)5x annual cash retainer ($450,000)5-year compliance window
Guideline complianceAll directors met minimum as of 12/31/2024Wienbar included
Hedging/pledging policyProhibited for directors, officers, employeesNo margin accounts or pledges

Governance Assessment

  • Committee leadership: As CHCM Chair, Wienbar oversees CEO pay goals, executive compensation decisions, equity usage, stock ownership guidelines, human capital programs, and retention of an independent compensation consultant (FW Cook). Scope aligns with pay-for-performance and governance best practices .
  • Independence and engagement: Independent director; serves on two committees; 2024 board/committee attendance at least 75% indicates engagement .
  • Director compensation alignment: Mix of cash and time-based equity; RSUs vest annually, with optional deferral into DSUs—aligns with long-term shareholder interests; no meeting fees or options, supporting conservative director pay structures .
  • Ownership alignment: Meets robust ownership guidelines; maintains material equity holdings and DSUs; company policy prohibits hedging/pledging to protect alignment .
  • Conflicts/related-party exposure: No related-party transactions disclosed involving Wienbar; CHCM interlocks absent; CD&R-related rights involve other directors under an investment agreement; overall low conflict risk .
  • Say-on-pay oversight signal: 2024 say-on-pay approval of ~80.5% suggests investor acceptance of compensation practices under CHCM’s oversight, with continued shareholder outreach informing program adjustments (e.g., adding ROIC to PSU metrics for executives) .

RED FLAGS: None disclosed for Wienbar regarding related-party transactions, hedging/pledging, attendance shortfalls, or overboarding; compliance with stock ownership guidelines is confirmed .