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Dean Weinert

President, Mutual Federal (division of First Bank Richmond) at Richmond Mutual Bancorporation
Executive

About Dean Weinert

Dean W. Weinert served as President/Market President of Mutual Federal, a division of First Bank Richmond (RMBI), and retired effective April 11, 2025 after joining the organization in 2010; his tenure focused on growing RMBI’s Ohio presence, including expansion into Columbus and integration following the First Bank Richmond/Mutual Federal combination . He was born in 1953 . RMBI’s insider trading policy prohibits pledging or hedging of company stock by executive officers, supporting alignment between ownership and shareholder outcomes . RMBI’s proxy statements do not disclose executive-specific TSR, revenue, or EBITDA metrics for Mr. Weinert; annual bonuses are characterized as discretionary rather than formulaic .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Mutual Federal (division of First Bank Richmond)Market President/President2010–2025Strengthened Ohio market presence; led expansion into key markets including Columbus; supported integration post-merger

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Mutual Federal Advisory BoardAdvisory DirectorNot disclosedAdvisory oversight; RMBI proxies disclose $5,000 annual fee for advisory board service

Fixed Compensation

Multi-year compensation from RMBI DEF 14A summary tables:

Metric20202021202220232024
Base Salary ($)209,385 215,385 222,846 231,731 235,461
Bonus ($)7,550 8,100 30,350 30,350 20,350
Stock Awards ($)284,868
Option Awards ($)196,812
All Other Compensation ($)32,817 55,272 40,146 31,171 35,987
Total ($)731,432 278,757 293,342 293,252 291,798

Notes: Bonuses are discretionary per proxy footnotes . “All Other Compensation” includes advisory board fees, dividends on restricted shares, 401(k) match, and ESOP allocations for Weinert .

Performance Compensation

  • RMBI does not disclose formulaic performance metrics (e.g., revenue, EBITDA, TSR targets) for Mr. Weinert; bonus amounts are discretionary .
  • Equity awards granted October 1, 2020 following IPO: restricted stock and stock options with structured vesting through June 30, 2025; option strike $10.53; expiration October 1, 2030 .

Detailed incentive structure:

ComponentWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
Discretionary Annual BonusN/A (discretionary) Not disclosedNot formulaicPaid per year ($8,100 in 2021; $30,350 in 2022–2023; $20,350 in 2024) Annual cash
Restricted Stock (grant 10/1/2020)N/ANot disclosedNot disclosedGrant-date fair value $ for 27,053 shares in 2020 Vests in equal annual tranches: 2021 table indicates vesting in five equal annual installments commencing 6/30/2021 ; subsequent tables show remaining vesting on 6/30/2022–6/30/2025
Stock Options (grant 10/1/2020)N/ANot disclosedNot disclosedGrant-date fair value for 67,633 options in 2020 $10.53 strike; expires 10/1/2030; standard vesting progression reflected in “Outstanding Equity Awards” tables

Outstanding equity awards detail (year-end snapshots):

Metric2021202220232024
Options Exercisable (shares)13,527 27,054 40,580 54,107
Options Unexercisable (shares)54,106 40,579 27,053 13,526
Option Exercise Price ($)10.53 10.53 10.53 10.53
Option Expiration10/1/2030 10/1/2030 10/1/2030 10/1/2030
Restricted Stock Unvested (shares)21,642 16,231 10,820 5,410
Market Value of Unvested ($)347,354 211,165 124,538 76,552
Remaining Vesting Schedule6/30/2022–6/30/2025 6/30/2023–6/30/2025 6/30/2024–6/30/2025 6/30/2025

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Beneficial ownership progression and alignment:
Metric2022202320242025
Shares Beneficially Owned101,002 125,276 149,235 172,213
% of Shares Outstanding<1% of 12,312,470 1.1% of 11,685,693 1.3% of 11,115,887 1.6% of 10,581,042
  • 2023 footnote breakdown: includes jointly held shares with spouse, spouse-owned shares, Weinert’s and spouse’s restricted stock, ESOP allocations, and options held by both; spouse served as SVP of Operations & Retail Banking .
  • Pledging/Hedging: RMBI’s insider trading policy prohibits directors and executive officers from holding company stock in margin accounts or pledging as collateral; hedging transactions (e.g., collars, swaps) are also prohibited .
  • Ownership Guidelines: No executive stock ownership guidelines are disclosed in the cited proxy excerpts for Mr. Weinert; not assessed.

Employment Terms

  • Retirement: Announced March 7, 2025; effective April 11, 2025 as Market President of Mutual Federal .
  • Change-in-Control agreements: RMBI entered CIC agreements with CFO Bradley Glover and President/COO Paul Witte on May 22, 2025 (two times base amount cash severance and up to 24 months insurance benefits upon qualifying termination within 12 months post-CIC, subject to a release and 280G cutback); no CIC agreement for Mr. Weinert is disclosed .
  • Merger-related severance policy (for covered employees without individual severance agreements): two weeks of base salary per completed year of service, with minimum 4 weeks and maximum 26 weeks, contingent on a release; no tax gross-ups; 280G cutbacks referenced elsewhere in agreement representations .

Performance & Track Record

  • Strategic outcomes: During his tenure, Weinert strengthened RMBI’s Ohio footprint and advanced expansion into Columbus; his leadership supported community banking and relationship-driven growth .
  • Transition: Bill Daily appointed as Ohio Market President of Mutual Federal following Weinert’s retirement, supporting leadership continuity .

Related Party Transactions

  • Spouse employment compensation: Robin Weinert (SVP/Operations & Retail Banking) earned $203,559 (2021), $204,875 (2022), $210,190 (2023), and $233,154 (2024; retired July 2024) .
  • Loans: Executive officer and director loans complied with banking regulations; no unfavorable features; standard terms per RMBI disclosures .

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Shift to cash vs. equity: Large equity grants occurred in 2020 (restricted stock and options) with subsequent years showing no additional equity grants to NEOs, and cash bonuses remained discretionary; suggests limited ongoing equity refresh for Weinert post-IPO .
  • Risk profile of equity: Options at $10.53 strike expiring 2030 with vesting stepped down annually; remaining unvested restricted shares at 12/31/2024 scheduled to vest 6/30/2025 (post-retirement), but treatment upon retirement is not disclosed in proxies .
  • Clawbacks/Tax gross-ups: No golden parachute tax gross-ups; CIC agreements for other executives include 280G cutback mechanics; clawback policy not detailed in cited excerpts .

Equity Ownership & Incentives Tables

Vesting schedule summary for 2020 restricted stock grant:

Vesting TrancheShares Remaining at YE 2021Shares Remaining at YE 2022Shares Remaining at YE 2023Shares Remaining at YE 2024Vest Date
Tranche 121,642 6/30/2022
Tranche 216,231 6/30/2023
Tranche 310,820 6/30/2024
Tranche 45,410 6/30/2025

Options position (progression):

Year-EndExercisableUnexercisableStrikeExpiry
202113,527 54,106 10.53 10/1/2030
202227,054 40,579 10.53 10/1/2030
202340,580 27,053 10.53 10/1/2030
202454,107 13,526 10.53 10/1/2030

Say-on-Pay & Peer Group

  • Not disclosed in the cited excerpts of 2022–2025 proxies for Weinert specifically; unable to assess peer group benchmarking or say-on-pay outcomes for his compensation in the provided materials.

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Ownership increased to 1.6% by March 24, 2025 with prohibitions on pledging/hedging, indicating solid skin-in-the-game and reduced misalignment risk .
  • Equity overhang and selling pressure: Remaining unvested RS tranches as of 12/31/2024 were scheduled to vest 6/30/2025, potentially creating supply if awards settled in shares; however, Weinert retired in April 2025 and award treatment at retirement is not disclosed—monitor subsequent filings for any accelerated vesting or share withholding disclosures .
  • Pay-for-performance risk: Discretionary bonuses without disclosed performance scorecards limit transparency on pay-for-performance; lack of recurring equity grants post-2020 suggests lower ongoing equity incentive risk for dilution, but option overhang persists through 2030 .
  • Governance watchpoints: Related-party disclosures regarding spouse employment were consistently reported and compliant with banking regulations; no pledging/hedging allowed; no individual CIC agreement for Weinert disclosed, which is now moot post-retirement .