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Shane Giebel

Interim Chief Financial Officer at SUP
Executive

About Shane Giebel

Shane Giebel is Vice President and Interim Chief Financial Officer of Superior Industries International, Inc., appointed as principal financial officer effective July 16, 2025; he also assumed interim principal accounting officer responsibilities following the Chief Accounting Officer’s resignation, effective August 29, 2025 . He is 48 years old and has served in progressively senior finance and operations roles at Superior since 2004, including internal audit, shared services/continuous improvement, FP&A, North American finance/production planning, and CFO North America & Corporate FP&A . Company performance-linked compensation frameworks relevant to executive payouts use AIPP Adjusted EBITDA annually and PRSUs tied to Relative TSR and (historically) LTIP Net Debt, with 2024 AIPP funded at 63.2% of target on $146.3m actual vs. $164.6m target and 2022–2024 PRSUs paying out at 96.63% overall (TSR ~17th percentile → 0%; LTIP Net Debt 193.25%) .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Superior Industries International, Inc.Interim Chief Financial Officer (Principal Financial Officer)Jul 16, 2025 – present Transitional leadership of finance; principal financial officer duties
Superior Industries International, Inc.Interim Principal Accounting OfficerAug 29, 2025 – present Assumed principal accounting officer duties on interim basis
Superior Industries International, Inc.VP, CFO North America & Corporate FP&AJan 2021 – Jul 2025 Led NA CFO function and corporate FP&A
Superior Industries International, Inc.VP Finance, North American Operations & Production PlanningJan 2018 – Dec 2020 Finance leadership for operations and production planning
Superior Industries International, Inc.VP Financial Planning & AnalysisApr 2017 – Dec 2017 Led FP&A
Superior Industries International, Inc.Director, Shared Services & Continuous ImprovementJan 2015 – Mar 2017 Shared services and CI leadership
Superior Industries International, Inc.Director of Finance – MidwestJul 2013 – Dec 2014 Regional finance leadership
Superior Industries International, Inc.ControllerApr 2012 – Jun 2013 Corporate controllership
Superior Industries International, Inc.Assistant ControllerAug 2011 – Mar 2012 Assistant controllership
Superior Industries International, Inc.Internal Audit ManagerSep 2004 – Aug 2011 Internal audit leadership

Fixed Compensation

ElementEffective DatesAmountNotes
Interim CFO stipendJul 16, 2025 – during interim tenure $5,000 per month Prorated for partial months; other compensation terms unchanged
Cash retention awardVests Dec 31, 2025 $50,000 Paid in cash; vests on specified date

There is no disclosure of Mr. Giebel’s base salary or target bonus % in the 2025 proxy (NEO tables cover CEO, former CFO, COO, SVP) .

Performance Compensation

MetricWeightingTargetActualPayoutVesting
AIPP Adjusted EBITDA (annual bonus framework)— (AIPP payout range 0–200%) $164.6m (FY2024) $146.3m (FY2024) 63.2% of target (NEO pool) Annual cash payout under AIPP
PRSUs (2022–2024 cycle: Relative TSR & LTIP Net Debt)50% TSR / 50% Net Debt TSR threshold ≥ 25th percentile; Net Debt target not disclosed TSR ~17th percentile → 0%; Net Debt payout 193.25% 96.63% of target shares earned overall PRSUs vest at end of 3-year period; time-based RSUs vest ratably over 3 years

In 2024 grants, PRSUs were based 100% on Relative TSR; earlier cycles were 50/50 TSR and LTIP Net Debt . Mr. Giebel’s individual targets/payouts are not disclosed.

Equity Ownership & Alignment

  • Stock ownership guidelines: CEO 5x salary; other executive officers 2x salary; must attain within 5 years and retain 100% of net shares until compliant; unvested RSUs/PRSUs count toward guidelines .
  • Anti-hedging and anti-pledging: Directors and officers are prohibited from hedging and pledging Superior stock .
  • Double-trigger equity vesting: Equity awards vest upon change in control only if not assumed by successor or if terminated without cause/resigns for good reason within two years post-CIC (PRSUs vest at target) .

The proxy notes no related party transactions in 2024; the 8‑K confirms no family relationships or material interests for Mr. Giebel in transactions requiring Item 404(a) disclosure .

Employment Terms

  • Appointment: Named principal financial officer and Interim CFO effective July 16, 2025, to facilitate transition upon CFO departure .
  • Additional duties: Assumed interim principal accounting officer responsibilities following CAO resignation effective August 29, 2025 .
  • Compensation changes tied to appointment: $5,000/month stipend during interim CFO tenure (prorated) and a $50,000 cash retention award vesting December 31, 2025; all other compensation terms unchanged .
  • Certifications: Executed SOX 302 and 906 certifications in Q2 2025 10‑Q as Interim CFO .
  • Change-in-control framework: Company’s CIC plan provides 2x salary+target bonus lump sum for plan participants terminated without cause/resign for good reason within two years of CIC; equity awards accelerated under double-trigger or if not assumed .

Investment Implications

  • Retention and selling pressure: The $50,000 retention award vesting on Dec 31, 2025 and interim stipend indicate incentives to remain through year-end 2025; anti‑hedging/anti‑pledging policy reduces opportunistic trading and pledging risk .
  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Annual incentive funding at 63.2% of target on sub‑target EBITDA and PRSU payouts tied to TSR/Net Debt (96.63% overall for 2022–2024) reflect disciplined linkage of variable pay to outcomes; suggests limited discretionary bonuses in weaker years .
  • Change‑of‑control economics: Company’s double‑trigger vesting and CIC severance plan standardize outcomes; with a pending transaction landscape, finance leadership roles (Interim CFO/PAO) can be pivotal, but Mr. Giebel’s individual participation terms are not disclosed .
  • Governance risk checks: No related party transactions disclosed for 2024 and explicit anti‑hedging/anti‑pledging and clawback policies mitigate alignment risks .