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Larry T. Guillemette

Chairman of the Board at STAG Industrial
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About Larry T. Guillemette

Independent Chairman of the Board of STAG Industrial, Inc.; age 69; director since 2011. Former Chairman, CEO and President of Amtrol; prior EVP/CFO and EVP Marketing roles at Amtrol; prior CEO/President of Balcrank Products; earlier finance and investment roles at The O’Connor Group and Hampton Partners/G.M. Cypres; BA Dartmouth, MBA Tuck School of Business. Committees: Audit (member; designated audit committee financial expert) and Compensation (member). Independent under NYSE rules.

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureNotables/Impact
Amtrol Inc.Chairman, CEO & President2006–2017Led multi-national pressure vessel manufacturer; senior officer and director experience.
Amtrol Inc.EVP & CFO2000–2006Accounting and finance leadership.
Amtrol Inc.EVP Marketing & Business Development1998–2000Commercial strategy leadership.
Balcrank Products, Inc.CEO & President1991–1998Operated industrial/lubrication equipment manufacturer.
The O’Connor GroupSenior VP & Senior Financial Officer1990–1991Real estate investment and development finance.
Hampton Partners/G.M. Cypres & Co., Inc.Vice President1986–1990Investment banking partnership.
Henley Group and predecessors (Allied‑Signal, The Signal Companies, Wheelabrator‑Frye)Various management positions1979–1986Industrial operations and management.

External Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
None disclosed (current public company boards)
See Past Roles above for prior private company roles

Board Governance

  • Independence: Board determined Guillemette is independent under NYSE rules; majority‑independent Board (9 of 11).
  • Committee assignments: Audit Committee (member; designated “financial expert”); Compensation Committee (member). Not currently a committee chair.
  • Chairman role: Independent Chairman presides over Board and executive sessions; responsibilities include agenda review and liaison with independent directors.
  • Attendance and engagement: Board met 5 times in 2024; each director attended at least 75% of aggregate Board and committee meetings; all directors attended 2024 annual meeting. Independent directors held executive sessions after quarterly meetings; Audit met in executive session four times; Compensation three times; Nominating twice.
  • Audit Committee chair timing note: Audit Committee report signed by Hans Weger as Chair as of 10‑K filing (Feb 12, 2025), with membership including Guillemette; proxy later lists Jit Kee Chin as Audit Chair as of March 1, 2025.

Fixed Compensation

ComponentAmountNotes
Annual non‑management director retainer (cash)$65,000Directors may elect shares in lieu of cash; all did in 2024.
Independent Chairman of the Board fee (cash)$75,000Additional annual cash fee for Chairman.
Annual equity grant (LTIP units)$120,000Annual grant value at time of grant.
2024 total (Larry T. Guillemette)$259,991Fees earned: $140,000; Stock awards (LTIP): $119,991.
2024 form of fee payment3,865 sharesGuillemette elected common stock in lieu of cash fees (10‑day avg price methodology).

Performance Compensation

Directors receive annual LTIP unit grants that vest time‑based; no performance metrics are used for director equity.

  • 2024 LTIP grant: 3,243 LTIP units (grant date Jan 8, 2024; grant date fair value $37.00 per unit).
  • Vesting and structure: Annual director LTIP units vest on January 1 of the following year, subject to continued service; LTIP units can accrete to common unit value upon a material equity transaction.
  • Options/PSUs: No regular stock option program; directors’ equity described as LTIP units, not options/PSUs.

Performance Metric Table (Directors)

MetricApplication to Director Pay
TSR, FFO, NOI targetsNot applicable to director compensation (used for executive performance units/bonuses, not directors).

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyRoleCommittee RolesNotes
None disclosedProxy does not list current public company directorships for Guillemette.

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Leadership: Former Chairman/CEO/President at Amtrol; extensive senior officer experience.
  • Finance/accounting: Former EVP/CFO; audit committee financial expert designation.
  • Real estate/capital markets: Roles at The O’Connor Group and investment banking partnerships.
  • Strategic and operational acumen cited by the Board as key attributes.

Equity Ownership

ItemValue
Beneficial ownership (shares and OP units, Mar 3, 2025)100,242; includes LTIP units and any shares or units acquirable within 60 days.
Included LTIP units (as of Mar 3, 2025)55,576 LTIP units.
Unvested LTIP units (as of Dec 31, 2024)3,243 unvested LTIP units.
Ownership as % of shares outstanding* <1% (asterisk denotes less than 1%).
Pledged sharesNone; no directors/officers have pledged shares per proxy table note.
Anti‑hedging/anti‑pledging policyProhibits hedging/pledging; policy disclosed.
Stock ownership guidelinesNon‑management directors: 5x base salary; all directors in compliance.

Insider Trades

YearForm 4 Transactions Noted (Proxy)Section 16(a) Compliance
2024None identified for Guillemette in proxyNo delinquent filings reported for Guillemette; exceptions noted only for Butcher and Chase.

Governance Assessment

  • Board effectiveness: Independent Chairman with dual membership on Audit and Compensation enhances oversight; audit financial expert status strengthens financial stewardship.
  • Engagement: Meets attendance thresholds; participates in frequent executive sessions, supporting independent oversight and candid monitoring of risks and controls.
  • Alignment: Elected to receive director fees in stock and receives annual LTIP units; complies with robust ownership guidelines; Company prohibits hedging/pledging—positive alignment signals.
  • Conflicts/related‑party exposure: No related party transactions disclosed involving Guillemette; Company maintains a formal related‑party review process and conflict‑of‑interest controls.
  • Shareholder sentiment: Strong recent say‑on‑pay support (97.4% in 2024), indicating favorable investor views on pay practices and governance framework.
  • RED FLAGS: None observed—no pledging/hedging, no reported Section 16 delinquencies for Guillemette, no repricing or option grants to directors, and no disclosed related‑party transactions.