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Daniel Logue

Corporate Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary at TELEFLEXTELEFLEX
Executive

About Daniel Logue

Daniel V. Logue, 51, is Corporate Vice President, General Counsel and Secretary of Teleflex Incorporated, serving in this role since January 2021; he joined Teleflex in 2004 after practicing at Pepper Hamilton LLP (now Troutman Pepper Locke LLP) from 1999–2004 . Company performance context for FY2024: constant currency revenue was $3,073.3 million and GAAP net income was $70.162 million; the Pay vs Performance table shows Teleflex total shareholder return value of $48.48 for the measurement period used in the SEC disclosure .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleYears
TeleflexCorporate Vice President, General Counsel and SecretaryJan 2021–present
TeleflexDeputy General CounselFeb 2017–Dec 2020
TeleflexAssociate General CounselMar 2013–Jan 2017
TeleflexAssistant General CounselJun 2004–Feb 2013

External Roles

OrganizationRoleYears
Pepper Hamilton LLP (now Troutman Pepper Locke LLP)AssociateSep 1999–Jun 2004

Fixed Compensation

Metric20232024
Base Salary (USD)$403,125 $435,675
Target Bonus % of Salary70% 70%
Individual Performance Bonus (USD)$28,219 $30,497
Financial Metrics Incentive Paid (USD)$240,219 $318,562
Notable ChangeTarget bonus % unchanged from 2023 Base salary increased ~7.5% in 2024

Performance Compensation

Annual Incentive Design and FY2024 Corporate Outcomes

Performance MeasureWeightingTargetActual
Corporate Revenue40% $3,108.6m* $3,703.0m
Adjusted EPS35% $13.86* $14.09
Cash Flow from Operations15% $519.4m* $604.8m
Individual Performance10%

*Targets reflect defined adjustments per plan (FX, specified items) .

FY2024 Payouts for Daniel V. Logue

MetricWeight of Total Target AwardPayout (% of Target for Metric)Paid Amount (USD)
Corporate Revenue40% 80.4% $98,021
Adjusted EPS35% 120.9% $129,031
Cash Flow from Operations15% 200.0% $91,510
Individual Performance10% 100.0% $30,497
Total Annual Incentive Paid$349,059

Long-Term Equity Structure (2024 Grants)

InstrumentGrant DetailValuation BasisVesting
Stock Options9,332 underlying shares at $226.04 exercise price ASC 718; grant-date fair value reported in proxy 1/3 per year over 3 years
Restricted Stock Units (RSUs)1,331 units; grant date value $295,762 30-day trailing price discounted for dividends Cliff vest at 3 years for 2024 grant; post-2025 RSUs vest annually over 4 years
Performance Stock Units (PSUs)1,069 target units; grant date value $236,794 Monte Carlo incl. RTSR modifier 3-year performance/vesting; 60% CC revenue growth, 40% adjusted EPS growth with RTSR modifier

Equity Ownership & Alignment

ItemDetail
Total Beneficial Ownership26,780 shares (includes 16,241 options, 556 RSUs, and 301 shares in 401(k))
Shares Outstanding Reference46,279,820 shares (Feb 1, 2025)
Ownership as % of Outstanding~0.058% (26,780 / 46,279,820), computed from cited values
Stock Ownership Guidelines2x base salary for executive officers
Guideline Compliance StatusAs of Dec 31, 2024, executive officers had satisfied the applicable level or had additional time per policy
Pledging/Hedging PolicyExecutives are prohibited from pledging or hedging company stock; no margin purchases; no short sales; no derivatives hedging
Trading BlackoutsPreclearance required; standard blackout from 7 days before quarter-end until 3rd trading day after earnings release

Note: The 2024 change-in-control valuation excluded unvested options due to negative intrinsic value at the market price then; RSUs/PSUs were included .

Employment Terms

ProvisionKey Terms
Severance (non-CIC)Base salary continuation for 12 months for Logue, plus pro-rated annual incentive (if ≥6 months into performance period), continued health/life/accident insurance during severance period, and up to $20,000 outplacement
Change in Control (CIC)Termination within 2 years of CIC (other than disability/cause) or resignation for good reason triggers: base salary for 18 months; 1.5x target bonus paid via scheduled annual payments; pro-rated target bonus through termination; health coverage; outplacement; and non-elective deferred comp contributions (1.5x of 2024 non-elective contribution for Logue)
Equity Treatment at CICImmediate vesting of all RSUs and PSUs at target; options vest; certain post-termination exercise periods apply
CIC Tax Gross-upsNone (no excise tax gross-ups)
ClawbackNYSE Rule 303A.14-compliant clawback for incentive compensation tied to financial reporting, 3-year lookback from restatement trigger

Potential Payments (as disclosed; assuming event on Dec 31, 2024)

ScenarioBase SalaryAnnual Cash IncentivesEquity VestingHealth/Life/OtherOutplacementDeferred Comp Payment
Severance (non-CIC)$443,400 $349,059 Health $22,739; Life/Accident $2,715 $20,000
CIC Termination$665,100 $814,629 $960,914 Health $47,585 $20,000 $16,160

Deferred Compensation (2024)

MeasureAmount (USD)
Executive Contributions$39,914
Company Contributions (non-elective + match)$24,667
Aggregate Earnings$22,679
Year-end Balance$233,922

Governance, Benchmarking, and Shareholder Feedback

  • Compensation is benchmarked to a defined Executive Compensation Peer Group; target total direct compensation generally positioned around market median, with Logue’s 2024 equity target increased to more closely approximate median .
  • 2024 say-on-pay approval was ~93.7% of votes cast, indicating strong shareholder support .

Risk Indicators & Red Flags

  • Single-trigger equity vesting at change-in-control (RSUs/PSUs vest fully at CIC) can reduce retention incentives in a sale scenario; common but a potential alignment concern .
  • No hedging or pledging permitted; insider trading policy requires preclearance and imposes standard blackout windows, reducing opportunistic trading risk .
  • No excise tax gross-ups in CIC arrangements; shareholder-friendly feature .
  • 2024 options out-of-the-money at year-end market price; CIC tables excluded option value due to negative intrinsic value (market price $177.98 vs many strikes ≥$226) .

Investment Implications

  • Pay-for-performance alignment: Annual incentive outcomes for Logue matched strong cash flow performance (200% of target for that metric) and above-target EPS, while revenue payout was below target—indicating balanced weighting across growth, earnings quality, and cash generation .
  • Retention and selling pressure: RSUs and PSUs have multi-year cliff/3-year vesting; near-term scheduled vesting (e.g., 2022 PSUs vested Mar 1, 2025) may create episodic supply, but trading blackouts and preclearance constraints apply .
  • Change-in-control economics: Moderate severance (18 months base, 1.5x target bonus) and single-trigger equity vesting could modestly increase deal-related executive liquidity, but absence of tax gross-ups and presence of clawback mitigate governance risk .

Overall, Logue’s compensation structure emphasizes cash flow, adjusted EPS, and revenue, with equity incentives tied to multi-year constant currency revenue and adjusted EPS plus RTSR, supporting alignment with long-term value creation while maintaining standard governance safeguards and moderate CIC protections .