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Ana Pinczuk

President, Product & Technology at SentinelOneSentinelOne
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About Ana Pinczuk

Ana G. Pinczuk is an independent director of SentinelOne, Inc. (ticker: S), serving since May 2022 and currently a Class II director with her term ending in 2026; she sits on the Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee and is deemed independent under NYSE rules . She holds undergraduate and graduate mechanical engineering degrees from Cornell University, an executive master’s in technology management from the University of Pennsylvania, and a master’s in software management from Carnegie Mellon University . Company performance metrics used in SentinelOne executive incentive plans emphasize Revenue, Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR), and Non‑GAAP Operating Margin—factors relevant for board oversight of pay-for-performance .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Dexterity Inc.Chief Operating OfficerDec 2022 – May 2024Scaled logistics automation operations
Anaplan, Inc.Chief Transformation Officer; then Chief Development OfficerFeb 2019 – Aug 2019; Aug 2019 – Jul 2022Led platform/product development and transformation
Hewlett Packard Enterprise (Pointnext)President, Technology Services2015 – 2018Grew services portfolio and delivery
Veritas Technologies LLCEVP & Chief Product Officer2015 – 2018Drove data management product strategy
Symantec CorporationSVP & GM, Backup & Recovery2015 – 2018Managed security/data protection business
Cisco Systems, Inc.Senior Vice President (various)2000 – 2015Led major product and services businesses
AT&T, Inc.Executive roles (increasing responsibility)~1985 – 2000Network/telecom operations and leadership

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsCommittees/Notes
Aptiv PLC (public)DirectorNov 2016 – PresentBoard service
Five9, Inc. (public)Director; Compensation Committee memberJun 2021 – Feb 2023Compensation oversight
CBTS Technology Solutions LLC (private)DirectorJan 2025 – PresentBoard service
SmartRent, Inc. (public)DirectorJan 2025 – PresentBoard service

Fixed Compensation (Director)

Fiscal YearBoard Retainer (Cash)Committee/Other Cash FeesTotal CashNotes
FY2023$60,945$60,945Prorated service; RSU election for cash noted
FY2024$56,000$56,000Elected RSUs in lieu of cash (3,530 RSUs)
FY2025$56,000$56,000Elected RSUs in lieu of cash (3,064 RSUs)
Fiscal YearEquity Grant (Grant Date Fair Value)Total Director Compensation
FY2023$418,719$479,664
FY2024$210,789$266,789
FY2025$255,392$311,392
  • Outside Director Compensation Policy: Annual equity award of ~$225,000 grant-date value; initial award ~$400,000 for new directors; cash retainers include $50,000 board, plus committee fees; directors may elect to receive cash fees as RSUs (deferred share units) .

Performance Compensation

  • SentinelOne’s director equity is time-based (not performance-based). Annual Award vests by the next annual meeting or first anniversary; deferred share-unit elections settle at earliest of 5th anniversary, separation, disability, death, or corporate transaction; Annual/Initial awards fully accelerate immediately prior to a corporate transaction .

Equity Ownership & Alignment

As of 4/30/2025Class A DirectRSUs Vesting ≤60 DaysDeferred RSUsTotal Beneficial OwnershipOwnership %
Ana G. Pinczuk33,41212,3149,18754,913<1%

Additional RSUs outstanding:

  • As of 1/31/2025: RSUs settleable for 15,382 shares (outside 60-day window) .
  • As of 1/31/2024: RSUs settleable for 23,627 shares .

Ownership policies and alignment:

  • Director stock ownership guideline: 5x the basic annual cash retainer; compliance required within five years; as of March 2025, all covered persons met or were on track to comply .
  • Hedging and short sales prohibited; pledging barred unless pre-approved by compliance administrator (rarely granted) .

Vesting/settlement dynamics (potential trading pressure):

  • Annual director RSUs fully vest at the next annual meeting, creating periodic settlement/liquidity events; deferred RSUs settle only at specified triggers (5th anniversary, separation, disability, death, or corporate transaction), which moderates near-term selling pressure .

Employment Terms

  • Status: Non-employee director; no employment contract with SentinelOne .
  • Equity treatment upon corporate transactions: Director Annual/Initial awards vest in full immediately prior; cash fees become payable in full prior to a corporate transaction .
  • Executive/employee severance policies (context for board oversight): Change-in-control agreements provide salary/bonus multiples and equity acceleration for executives (12–18 months; CEO higher); clawback policy adopted under Rule 10D‑1; stock ownership guidelines for executives (CEO 6x salary; others 3x) .

Board Governance

  • Committee roles: Member, Nominating and Corporate Governance Committee; chair is Lead Independent Director Daniel Scheinman .
  • Independence: Board deemed Pinczuk independent under NYSE and SEC rules .
  • Board leadership: Combined CEO/Chairman structure (Tomer Weingarten) with Lead Independent Director (Scheinman) to mitigate dual-role concerns; lead director responsibilities include agendas, executive sessions, liaison duties, and risk oversight .
  • Board/committee activity: FY2025 board met seven times; Nominating & Corporate Governance Committee met four times; all directors achieved ≥75% attendance .

Compensation Structure Analysis (Director)

  • Mix shifted modestly higher in equity grant value FY2024→FY2025 ($210,789→$255,392) while cash retainers remained unchanged; election to receive RSUs in lieu of cash enhances alignment and defers settlement, limiting immediate sales .
  • Director compensation is formulaic and market-benchmarked by independent consultant Aon; not tied to short-term performance metrics, reducing risk of misaligned incentives .

Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • No related-party transactions disclosed involving Pinczuk; board has a Related Party Transactions Policy with Audit Committee review .
  • No pledging disclosed for Pinczuk; company-wide prohibition/restrictions on hedging/pledging reduce misalignment risk .
  • Governance mitigants to CEO+Chairman dual role include Lead Independent Director structure and regular executive sessions .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Pinczuk’s choice to receive RSUs in lieu of cash and compliance with ownership guidelines indicate positive alignment; director awards vest annually, creating predictable—but limited—settlement events given her <1% stake .
  • Retention/trading signals: Deferred RSU settlement mechanics and time-based vesting suggest minimal near-term selling pressure; board-level independence and committee service strengthen governance oversight of executive pay/performance .
  • Oversight of performance-linked pay: SentinelOne uses ARR/Revenue/Non‑GAAP Op Margin in executive incentives; board (including Pinczuk’s committee) oversees these structures and the clawback policy, supporting pay-for-performance discipline .