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Alan Glass

Vice President, Chief Legal Officer & Secretary at STANDEX INTERNATIONAL CORP/DE/
Executive

About Alan Glass

Alan Glass is Vice President, Chief Legal Officer (CLO) and Secretary of Standex (SXI) and has been a Named Executive Officer since at least FY 2021, indicating tenure of 4+ years in the executive group; education and age are not disclosed in the proxy . Company performance context during his tenure: FY 2025 net sales increased 9.6% to $790.1M, with CAP-linked metrics showing Net Income of $57.7M and Company-selected EBITDA of $170.6M; TSR “Value of $100” reached 284.95 in 2025, evidencing strong multi-year equity performance .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYearsStrategic Impact
Standex International (SXI)Vice President, Chief Legal Officer & Secretary≥ FY 2021–present Legal leadership, governance, and executive-level oversight; NEO since at least FY 2021

No prior employment history is disclosed in the proxy.

External Roles

No external directorships or outside roles for Alan Glass are disclosed in the proxy.

Fixed Compensation

MetricFY 2023FY 2024FY 2025
Salary (paid) ($)388,967 401,204 414,756
Base rate effective Oct 1 ($)392,376 404,147 418,292
Target Bonus (%)55% 55% 55%
Target Bonus ($)215,807 222,281 230,061
Non-Equity Incentive (paid) ($)96,789 75,242 81,672
All Other Compensation ($)52,462 49,263 47,786
Total Compensation ($)1,082,635 1,055,337 1,100,344

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive – FY 2025 (Balanced Performance Plan)

ItemDetails
Financial performance metricsNet Sales; Adjusted Operating Income; Adjusted EPS
WeightingFinancial 80%; Strategic 20% (for NEOs excluding CEO/CFO)
Target incentive$230,061
Achievement factorsFinancial 55%; Strategic 16%; Total BPP Score 71%
Payout (cash)$163,343
MSPP deferral50% of the annual incentive ($81,672) into discounted RSUs; 695 RSUs granted
MetricWeightingTargetActual/AchievementPayout ($)Vesting
Net Sales; Adjusted Op. Income; Adjusted EPS80% Company-set targets Financial achievement factor 55% 163,343 (total cash before deferral) MSPP RSUs cliff vest 3 years
Strategic Goals20% Pre-set goals Strategic achievement factor 16%

Long-Term Incentives – FY 2025 Grants and FY 2023–2025 PSU Payout

Grant TypeGrant DateThresholdTargetMaximumVesting Terms
OIP – PSUs (FY 2025 cycle)8/23/24 593 1,185 2,370 3-year performance; ROIC with relative TSR modifier; payout range 50%–200% plus ±25% TSR modifier cap to 250%
OIP – RSUs (FY 2025 cycle)8/23/24 1,185 Pro-rata over 3 years
PSU Performance PeriodShares Granted (8/23/22)Payout %Shares VestingVest Value ($)Vest Date
FY 2023–20252,049 52% 1,065 224,161 8/22/2025 (price $210.48)

Stock Vested in FY 2025

NameShares Acquired on Vesting (#)Value Realized ($)
Alan Glass7,015 1,066,391

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemValue
Beneficial ownership (7/31/2025)25,093 shares; <1% of outstanding
Stock ownership guideline200% of base salary
Required shares (as of 6/30/2025)5,579
Actual shares counted toward guideline21,306 (meets guideline)
Hedging/pledgingProhibited; no NEO engaged in prohibited transactions
Options outstandingNone; company has not awarded stock options since 2003

Outstanding Equity Awards at FYE (6/30/2025)

Award TypeUnvested (#)Market Value ($)Unearned PSUs (#)PSUs Payout Value ($)
RSAs/RSUs/OIP vested-at-threshold7,641 875,827 (at $156.48) 2,455 384,158 (at $156.48)

Scheduled RSU/RSA Vesting (as of 6/30/2025)

Vest DateAlan Glass Shares
8/23/20254,893
8/23/20261,731
8/23/20271,017

Employment Terms

Scenario (Triggering Event)ComponentAlan Glass Payout ($)
DeathAcceleration of Outstanding Equity Awards709,100
DeathPro-rata Performance Share Vesting361,022
DeathTotal1,070,123
DisabilityTermination Payment – Salary418,292
DisabilityAcceleration of Outstanding Equity Awards709,100
DisabilityPro-rata Performance Share Vesting361,022
DisabilityTotal1,488,415
RetirementAcceleration of Outstanding Equity Awards709,100
RetirementPro-rata Performance Share Vesting361,022
RetirementTotal1,070,123
Termination Without CauseTermination Payment648,353
Termination Without CauseHealth & Welfare Benefits19,308
Termination Without CauseTotal667,661
Change in Control (Double Trigger)Severance Pay1,296,705
Change in ControlAnnual Incentive (lump sum)460,121
Change in ControlAcceleration of Outstanding Equity Awards1,259,985
Change in ControlHealth & Welfare Benefits42,937
Change in ControlTotal3,059,748
  • Structure: Executive Severance Policy uses double-trigger CIC; if role retained or mirrored awards issued, no acceleration; benefits include lump-sum multiples plus accelerated vesting and benefit continuation .
  • Definitions: “Just Reason” includes material diminution in salary, benefits, authority, or geographic relocation; COBRA reimbursement up to one year on termination without cause .
  • CIC Award treatment: RSAs/RSUs/MSPP RSUs vest immediately at award amounts; PSUs vest at higher of target or performance through CIC event; FY 2023 PSU uses certified 52% .

Deferred Compensation

NameExec Contributions ($)Company Contributions ($)Aggregate Earnings ($)Above-Market Earnings in SCT ($)Aggregate Balance ($)
Alan Glass51,948 10,658 35,289 15,087 352,566

Compensation Structure Analysis

  • Long-term incentives are split between RSUs (time-based; pro-rata over 3 years) and PSUs (ROIC-based with relative TSR modifier), with non-CEO NEO grants at 50% PSUs and 50% RSUs; PSUs’ payout can range up to 250% with TSR modifier applied .
  • Year-over-year equity grants to Alan Glass: Stock awards reported at $536,910 (FY23), $515,651 (FY24), $541,043 (FY25), indicating stable equity weighting; paid annual incentive around $96,789 (FY23), $75,242 (FY24), $81,672 (FY25), aligned to BPP outcomes .
  • Ownership alignment: Glass exceeds the 2x salary stock ownership guideline with 21,306 shares counted vs 5,579 required; anti-hedging/anti-pledging policy reduces misalignment/credit-risk red flags .

Governance, Peers, and Say-on-Pay

  • Compensation Committee: Independent directors—Hickey (Chair), Davenport, B. J. Edwards, J. S. Edwards .
  • Peer construct: Relative TSR uses S&P 600 Capital Goods Index; pay-versus-performance peer reference is S&P SmallCap 600 Industrial Sector .
  • Say-on-Pay: 99.1% approval at 2024 annual meeting; SEC-compliant clawback adopted Aug 2023 and embedded in severance policy .

Investment Implications

  • Alignment: Exceeding ownership guidelines, MSPP deferrals, and significant unvested RSU/PSU over 2025–2027 suggest strong alignment and ongoing retention incentives (reduced voluntary departure risk) .
  • Vesting cadence: Scheduled RSU/RSA vesting across Aug 2025/2026/2027 and FY 2025 stock vested (7,015 shares, $1.07M) highlight predictable supply from vesting; options are absent, limiting leverage-driven selling pressure .
  • CIC/Severance economics: Double-trigger CIC with quantified payouts (~$3.06M total for Glass at 6/30/2025) and immediate RSU vesting reduces change-of-control uncertainty; pro-rata PSU treatment preserves performance alignment .
  • Performance linkage: Annual incentives tied to Net Sales, Adjusted Operating Income, and Adjusted EPS with transparent achievement factors; PSUs linked to ROIC with peer-relative TSR modifier—robust pay-for-performance architecture .