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Woon Keat Moh

Director at ROGERSROGERS
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About Woon Keat Moh

Independent director (since January 1, 2025), age 51. Moh is Senior Vice President and President of the Color, Additives & Inks global business at Avient Corporation, with nearly three decades of specialty/engineered materials leadership across Asia and North America; prior roles include commercial leadership at Bayer and Clariant. He holds a B.S. in Engineering from the University of New Brunswick. The Board determined he is independent under NYSE rules.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
Avient CorporationSVP; President, Color, Additives & Inks segment; prior roles: President (Americas & Asia for CAI), Sales Director (Color & Additives Asia), GM (Specialty Engineered Materials Asia), VP of Asia2010–presentLeads global specialty materials P&L; deep Asia/North America operating experience
BayerCommercial leadership rolespre‑2010Specialty materials/commercial experience
ClariantCommercial leadership rolespre‑2010Specialty materials/commercial experience

External Roles

  • Other public company boards: None disclosed in Rogers’ proxy (Directorships column blank for Moh).

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments (current): None listed as of the 2025 proxy (no committee bullets shown next to his name).
  • Chair roles: None.
  • Independence: Board determined all nominees other than the CEO are independent; Moh is classified independent.
  • Board structure: Independent Board Chair (Peter C. Wallace); separate CEO/Chair.
  • Executive sessions: Held regularly among non-management directors, typically at each in-person board meeting.
  • Attendance baseline: In 2024, average director attendance was 96% (Moh joined 1/1/2025; no 2024 attendance applicable).
  • Board size/tenure: Board expanded from 8 to 9 members with Moh’s appointment effective 1/1/2025.

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmount/TermsSource
Annual cash retainer (non-management director)$65,000
Committee member retainersAudit $10,000; Compensation & Organization $7,500; Nominating, Governance & Sustainability $5,000
Committee chair retainersAudit Chair $24,500; Compensation & Organization Chair $20,000; Nominating, Governance & Sustainability Chair $10,000
Board Chair retainer$80,000
Equity (DSUs) – 2024 practiceAnnual DSU grant valued at $180,000 (fully vested at grant)
Director Compensation Policy update (effective 1/1/2025)Cash fees consistent with current practice; DSUs granted annually on meeting date; one-year vesting with accelerated vest on death, disability, removal without cause or change in control; pro-rated equity for mid-year appointments
Per‑meeting feesNot disclosed (compensation structured via retainers and DSUs)

Notes specific to Moh:

Performance Compensation

  • Directors’ compensation is not performance-based; no disclosed performance metrics apply to non-management director pay (DSUs are time-based; no options or performance units for directors).

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRoleCommittee RolesDatesNotes
No other public company directorships disclosed for Moh.
  • Interlocks/related parties: Rogers discloses no related-party transactions since 1/1/2024; 8-K states no Item 404(a) transactions for Moh.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Specialty/engineered materials operator with multi-regional P&L leadership (Asia, Americas).
  • Commercial and general management depth from Bayer and Clariant.
  • Engineering academic foundation (B.S., University of New Brunswick).
  • Board skill matrix reflects independence and relevant industry/operations experience (age 51; first-year tenure).

Equity Ownership

Date/ContextShares Beneficially Owned% of Shares OutstandingSource
Record date (Feb 26, 2025)536~0.003% (536 / 18,518,923)
After annual meeting DSU award (5/5/2025)3,296 (post-transaction)~0.018% (3,296 / 18,518,923; using record date shares outstanding for context)https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/84748/000166427225000285/0001664272-25-000285-index.htm
  • Ownership guidelines: Directors must hold stock equal to at least 5× base annual retainer within five years; new directors are within a 5‑year transition period.
  • Hedging/pledging: Company policy prohibits directors/officers from hedging or holding Rogers securities in margin/pledge accounts.

Insider filings summary:

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths

    • Independent director; no related-party transactions disclosed; robust related-party policy and categorical independence standards in place.
    • Board structure separates CEO/Chair; independent Board Chair; executive sessions routine—supports independent oversight.
    • Director equity via DSUs and stock ownership guidelines align long‑term incentives; hedging/pledging prohibited.
    • High board attendance culture (96% in 2024) and majority vote policy for director elections enhance accountability.
  • Watchpoints

    • Moh is an active senior executive at Avient (specialty materials). While the Board affirms independence and no related-party items, investors should monitor any future commercial relationships between Rogers and Avient under Rogers’ related-party thresholds/policy.
    • As a first‑year director with no committee assignment yet, near‑term committee placement will clarify his direct oversight impact.
  • Shareholder sentiment signal

    • Say‑on‑pay support remained very strong (≈98% approval at the most recent annual meeting), indicating broad governance/compensation support—an indirect positive for board confidence.

Appendix: Source Disclosures

  • Appointment and independence determination; background and education: 8‑K Item 5.02 (12/18/2024) and press release.
  • Proxy biographical and board/committee context; director compensation policy and fees; ownership and governance policies: 2025 DEF 14A.
  • Insider filings and post‑transaction holdings: SEC Form 3/4 URLs cited above.