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Todd E. Macomber

Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer at RADIANT LOGISTICS
Executive

About Todd E. Macomber

Todd E. Macomber, age 61, is Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer of Radiant Logistics (RLGT). He has served as CFO since March 2011, after prior roles as SVP & Chief Accounting Officer (from August 2010) and Vice President & Corporate Controller (from December 2007). He previously served as SVP & CFO of Biotrace International, Inc., and holds a BA in Business Administration (Accounting) from Seattle University . Company performance in FY2025: revenues $902.7 million and adjusted EBITDA $38.8 million; net income was $17.3 million, with adjusted net income $30.9 million . In Q1 FY2026, RLGT reported revenues of $226.7 million, adjusted EBITDA of $6.8 million (13.7% on an adjusted basis excluding a one-time bad debt) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Radiant LogisticsCFO (Senior VP & CFO)Since Mar-2011 Executive finance leadership; investor communications; signed 8‑K; led remediation of revenue recognition material weakness completed FY2025
Radiant LogisticsSVP & Chief Accounting OfficerFrom Aug-2010 Oversight of accounting and controls
Radiant LogisticsVP & Corporate ControllerFrom Dec-2007 Corporate controllership and financial reporting
Biotrace International, Inc. (subsidiary of Biotrace PLC)SVP & CFONot disclosed Prior CFO experience; industrial microbiology sector

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsNotes
Not disclosedNo current external directorships disclosed in proxy

Fixed Compensation

ComponentFY2025 AmountNotes
Base Salary (earned)$263,558 Annual base increased to $275,000 effective Jan 1, 2025
Target Bonus % (STIP)35% of base salary Unchanged vs FY2024
Perquisites$12,000 automobile allowance; $11,664 company 401(k) match Standard benefits; car allowance noted in employment agreement
All Other Compensation (total)$23,664 Sum of match + auto allowance; no commissions/severance for Macomber

Performance Compensation

Short-Term Incentive (STIP) – Quarterly Cash Bonuses (FY2025)

  • Plan design: 5% of quarterly adjusted EBITDA allocated to a profit pool; individual awards based on target % of base salary and individual goals, with a 20% holdback until material weakness remediation (completed June 30, 2025; paid in FY2026) .
QuarterAdjusted EBITDA ($mm)Bonus ($)
1Q FY20259.5 $19,801
2Q FY202512.0 $22,391
3Q FY20259.4 $15,965
4Q FY20257.9 $11,451
Total$69,608 (20% held back; paid FY2026)

Long-Term Incentive (LTIP) – RSUs and PSUs (FY2025 grants)

  • Mix: 19% RSUs (time-vested 3-year cliff); 81% PSUs (three-year performance; individual goals midpoint + appreciation in notional value per fully diluted share through FY2027) .
  • RSU/PSU awards (grant dates and fair values):
Award TypeGrant DateUnits (#)Grant Date Fair Value ($)Vesting
RSU09-10-202410,471 $67,119 3-year cliff; vests 09-10-2027
PSU11-15-202440,501 $285,532 3-year performance; FY2025–FY2027
  • Prior PSU outcomes: FY2022 and FY2023 PSU awards did not achieve performance goals; no vesting/payout (reinforces pay-for-performance discipline) .

LTIP Performance Determination (RSU for FY2025 grants, based on FY2024 results)

MetricWeightingTarget (FY2024 adj. EBITDA, $mm)Actual (FY2024 adj. EBITDA, $mm)Payout FactorVesting
Company Adjusted EBITDA90% 42.64 31.16 (as restated) 73% (company factor) RSUs vest 3-year cliff
Individual Goals10% Not disclosedNot disclosed96% (Macomber individual factor) RSUs vest 3-year cliff
Total Performance Factor100%75% (Macomber)

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Beneficial Ownership (shares)169,749 shares; less than 1% of outstanding
Ownership GuidelinesRequired ≥1x base salary; Macomber in compliance at ~5x base salary
Unvested Equity (as of 06-30-2025)RSUs: 17,245; 11,331; 10,471 units; PSUs: 39,002; 40,501 units; market values shown below
Market Value of Unvested Equity (06-30-2025, $6.08/share)RSUs: $104,850; $68,892; $63,664; PSUs: $237,132; $246,246
Options OutstandingNone shown as of 06-30-2025 for Macomber
Hedging/PledgingProhibited without Board approval; short sales and derivatives prohibited

Employment Terms

ProvisionTerms (Macomber)
Employment AgreementEffective May 14, 2012; initial base $200,000; target bonus 35%; $1,000/month car allowance; benefits; three weeks vacation; base raised to $275,000 effective Jan 1, 2025
Severance (no change-of-control)Six months base salary; continuation of medical benefits and car allowance
Change-of-Control (double trigger; within 9 months)Twelve months base salary; benefits continuation; vesting acceleration adds 12 months service to unvested equity
Potential Payments (illustrative as of 06-30-2025)Termination without cause/good reason (outside CoC): $137,500 severance; $15,275 benefits . In connection with CoC: $275,000 severance; $30,550 benefits; RSU acceleration $237,406; PSU acceleration $716,862 . Death/Disability: $137,500 severance; RSU $92,864; PSU $391,572; benefits $15,275 .
Non-Compete/Non-Solicit/ConfidentialityStandard restrictions (non-solicitation, non-competition, work-made-for-hire, confidentiality)
ClawbackMandatory clawback for restatements and egregious conduct; complies with SEC/NYSE rules; strengthened Oct 2, 2023
Tax Gross-upsNo excise tax gross-ups for NEOs; CEO’s legacy agreement excepted

Performance & Track Record

  • Governance and controls: Company completed remediation of a material weakness in revenue recognition controls by June 30, 2025, concluding internal control over financial reporting was effective (material to CFO stewardship) .
  • Investor communications: Macomber signed and furnished Q1 FY2026 earnings press release and acts as investor contact, underscoring capital markets engagement .
  • Company performance (FY2025): revenues $902.7 million; adjusted EBITDA $38.8 million; net income $17.3 million; adjusted net income $30.9 million . Q1 FY2026 adjusted EBITDA $6.8 million (13.7% normalized margin excluding one-time bad debt) indicates progress amid freight environment volatility .
  • Say-on-pay: ~95% approval at 2024 Annual Meeting, supporting compensation framework .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Cash vs equity mix: FY2025 total compensation $709,481, with salary $263,558, STIP $69,608, stock awards $352,651, and modest perquisites—meaningful at-risk pay via RSUs/PSUs .
  • Shift to PSUs: LTIP includes 81% PSUs to emphasize long-term performance; prior PSU cycles (FY2022/FY2023 grants) did not vest—evidence of performance gating strength .
  • Ownership alignment: Executive stock ownership guidelines enforced; Macomber meets 1x salary requirement (≈5x); hedging/pledging prohibited; 100% net share retention until guidelines met .
  • Discretion and risk: STIP pool tied to adjusted EBITDA with AEOC discretion and 20% holdback pending control remediation; quarterly cadence aligns incentives without encouraging excessive risk .
  • Peer benchmarking: Peer group updated in 2025; RLGT targets competitive but reasonable levels given revenue/market cap; NEO pay elements below 50th percentile .

Equity Ownership & Alignment Details

MetricValue
Shares Beneficially Owned169,749 shares; <1% of class
Ownership Multiple (Guideline vs Actual)Required ≥1x; actual ≈5x base salary; compliant
Unvested RSUs (counts and valuation at $6.08)17,245 ($104,850); 11,331 ($68,892); 10,471 ($63,664)
Unvested PSUs (counts and valuation at $6.08)39,002 ($237,132); 40,501 ($246,246)
Pledging/HedgingProhibited; Board pre-approval required for any pledge; options/derivatives prohibited

Employment Terms (Severance & CoC Economics)

Scenario (as of 06-30-2025)Cash SeveranceBenefitsEquity Acceleration
Termination w/out cause or for good reason (outside CoC)$137,500 $15,275 Not applicable for full acceleration; standard plan terms
Termination w/out cause or for good reason in CoC$275,000 $30,550 RSUs $237,406; PSUs $716,862 (assumes target/higher-of actual)
Death or Disability$137,500 $15,275 RSUs $92,864; PSUs $391,572 (prorated at target)

Investment Implications

  • Alignment and retention: Strong pay-for-performance evidenced by PSU non-vesting in prior cycles, three-year cliff RSUs, and enforced ownership/retention rules; risk-mitigating clawback and anti-hedging/pledging policies reduce agency conflicts .
  • Near-term selling pressure: RSUs vest on three-year cliffs (e.g., 09-10-2027), limiting quarterly selling pressure; however, material unvested PSUs could convert to shares in FY2027 subject to performance, potentially adding supply if targets are met .
  • Change-of-control economics: Double-trigger severance (12 months) and equity acceleration for non-CEO NEOs are modest; no tax gross-ups for NEOs—limited golden parachute risk relative to smaller-cap peers .
  • Execution risk: Control remediation completed in FY2025 improves financial reporting reliability under CFO stewardship; Q1 FY2026 results show resilience but margin sensitivity to one-time credit events underscores working capital and credit risk vigilance for investors .