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Kofi Amoo-Gottfried

Director at Stitch FixStitch Fix
Board

About Kofi Amoo-Gottfried

Kofi Amoo-Gottfried is an independent director of Stitch Fix (SFIX), serving since December 2022; he is 46 years old and currently Chief Marketing Officer of DoorDash (since January 2022). He previously served as VP, Marketing at DoorDash (May 2019–December 2021) and held various marketing roles at Facebook/Meta (January 2017–January 2019). He holds a B.A. in economics from Macalester College; the Board has determined he is independent under Nasdaq rules .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
DoorDash, Inc.Chief Marketing OfficerJan 2022–presentSenior marketing leadership at a technology platform
DoorDash, Inc.Vice President, MarketingMay 2019–Dec 2021Growth/brand marketing leadership
Facebook (now Meta)Marketing rolesJan 2017–Jan 2019Technology marketing experience

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotes
Vital Farms, Inc.DirectorJan 2021–presentPublic company directorship
Macalester CollegeBoard of Trustees2021–presentNon-profit/academic governance

Board Governance

  • Board structure: Classified board; Amoo-Gottfried is a Class II director; term expires at the 2025 Annual Meeting, nominated to serve until 2028 if elected .
  • Independence: Board determined he is independent under Nasdaq listing standards .
  • Committee assignments (FY2025): Compensation Committee member; committee chair is Tim Baxter; other committee chairs: Audit – Sharon McCollam; Nominating/Governance – J. William Gurley .
  • Board leadership: Executive Chair – Katrina Lake; Lead Independent Director – Sharon McCollam, with responsibilities including presiding over independent director sessions and coordinating agendas .
  • Meetings/attendance: Board met 5 times in FY2025; each director attended at least 75% of board and committee meetings they served on; six of eight directors attended the 2024 annual meeting .
Governance Metric (FY2025)Value
Board meetings held5
Audit Committee meetings6
Compensation Committee meetings6
Nominating/Governance meetings2
Attendance threshold disclosed≥75% for all directors

Fixed Compensation

Director pay structure and Kofi Amoo-Gottfried’s actual fees:

ComponentFY2024 PolicyFY2025 PolicyFY2024 Actual (Kofi)FY2025 Actual (Kofi)
Annual Board retainer (cash)$50,000 $100,000 $57,500 (fees earned) $95,000 (fees earned)
Committee member feesAudit $10,000; Comp $7,500; N&G $5,000 Audit $10,000; Comp $7,500; N&G $5,000 Included in fees earned Included in fees earned
Committee chair feesAudit $20,000; Comp $15,000; N&G $10,000 Audit $20,000; Comp $15,000; N&G $10,000 Not applicable (member, not chair) Not applicable (member, not chair)
Lead Independent Director fee$10,000 $10,000 Not applicable Not applicable

Notes:

  • Cash fees are paid quarterly and vested upon payment .

Performance Compensation

  • Annual equity structure:
    • FY2024: RSUs $112,500 and stock options $112,500; vest on earlier of first anniversary of grant or next annual meeting .
    • FY2025: RSUs $175,000; vest on earlier of first anniversary of grant or next annual meeting .
Equity & TermsFY2024 (Kofi)FY2025 (Kofi)Vesting/COC Terms
RSU grant fair value$129,807 $194,677 RSUs vest on earlier of 1-year from grant or next annual meeting
Option grant fair value$177,050 — (no options for FY2025) Options vest on same schedule as RSUs
RSUs held (as of Aug 2, 2025)41,866 (aggregate RSUs held) 41,866 (aggregate RSUs held) Change-in-control: outstanding options and RSUs fully vest immediately prior to closing if service is terminated (double-trigger)
Stock options held (as of Aug 2, 2025)120,700 (aggregate options held) 120,700 (aggregate options held) Same COC provision

Performance metrics tied to director equity:

  • None disclosed; director RSUs/options are time-based and not performance-conditioned .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

Company/OrganizationRolePotential Interlock/Conflict
Vital Farms, Inc.DirectorNo related-party transactions with Stitch Fix disclosed involving Mr. Amoo-Gottfried
Macalester CollegeTrusteeNot applicable; no related-party exposure disclosed

Compensation Committee interlocks:

  • Compensation Committee consists of Tim Baxter (Chair) and Kofi Amoo-Gottfried; no interlocks or insider participation disclosed .

Use of independent compensation consultants:

  • FY2025: Compensia served as independent consultant; Meridian Compensation Partners engaged for go-forward advice; Committee determined no conflicts of interest .

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Senior marketing executive with technology sector experience (DoorDash, Meta), bringing consumer growth and brand expertise relevant to SFIX’s digital retail model .
  • Academic credential: B.A. in economics (Macalester College), supporting financial and analytical literacy at the board level .
  • Public company board experience (Vital Farms) enhances governance acumen .

Equity Ownership

Ownership Detail (as of Oct 17, 2025 unless noted)Value
Class A shares beneficially owned222,916 (less than 1%)
Ownership as % of Class A outstanding<1% (denoted “*”)
Options exercisable within 60 days120,700 shares
RSUs vesting within 60 days41,866 shares
Hedging/pledging policyDirectors and employees prohibited from hedging/pledging company equity
Stock ownership policyDirectors must maintain minimum ownership level (policy exists; multiple not specified in proxy)

Insider Trades

Section 16 Compliance (FY2025)Status
Timeliness of filings for Mr. Amoo-GottfriedNo late filings disclosed; late Form 4s noted for other insiders, not for Mr. Amoo-Gottfried

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Shift from options to RSUs: FY2024 director equity mix included options ($177,050 fair value) and RSUs ($129,807 fair value); FY2025 eliminated options, moved to RSUs only, with policy set at $175,000 and reported fair value $194,677 (ASC 718) — indicating reduced risk and simpler alignment for directors .
  • Increase in cash retainer: Annual Board retainer doubled from $50,000 (FY2024 policy) to $100,000 (FY2025 policy), signaling a higher fixed-pay component .
  • Director equity grant methodology: Number of RSUs based on 30-trading-day average price prior to grant; ASC 718 fair values may differ from Board-approved value .

Potential Conflicts & Related-Party Exposure

  • Related-person transactions: Proxy discloses employment and equity awards to Chelsea Lake (sister of Executive Chair Katrina Lake); no related-person transactions involving Mr. Amoo-Gottfried are disclosed .
  • Independence affirmed: Board found no material or disqualifying relationship for Mr. Amoo-Gottfried .

Governance Assessment

  • Positive signals:
    • Independence and active committee role on Compensation Committee; use of independent consultants with no conflicts found .
    • Prohibition on hedging/pledging and existence of stock ownership policy strengthen alignment .
    • Attendance: Board-wide disclosure of at least 75% attendance and clear committee workload (6 meetings for Compensation) supports engagement .
  • Considerations/RED FLAGS:
    • Classified board and Executive Chair structure may limit shareholder influence and consolidate leadership power; mitigated by a robust Lead Independent Director role .
    • Dual-class voting power concentrated among Class B holders (e.g., Executive Chair), potentially diluting the influence of independent directors; see beneficial ownership concentration for context .