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Monica C. Lozano

Director at TARGETTARGET
Board

About Monica C. Lozano

Independent director at Target since 2016; age 68. Former Chair & CEO of ImpreMedia and CEO/Publisher of La Opinión; previously President & CEO of The College Futures Foundation (Dec 2017–Jul 2022). Served as Target’s Lead Independent Director from 2021 until January 2025 and currently chairs the Compensation & Human Capital Management Committee and serves on Governance & Sustainability .

Past Roles

OrganizationRoleTenureCommittees/Impact
The College Futures FoundationPresident & CEODec 2017 – Jul 2022Led philanthropic efforts in higher-education access
ImpreMedia, LLC / U.S. Hispanic Media, Inc.Chair & CEO; CEO & Publisher (La Opinión)Various yearsEarly digital adoption; leadership in Hispanic media
Aspen Institute Latinos and SocietyCo-founder; Advisory Board ChairJan 2015 – Oct 2019Strategic advisory leadership
Weingart FoundationDirectorCurrentNon-profit board service

External Roles

CompanyRoleStatus
Apple Inc.DirectorCurrent
Bank of America CorporationDirectorCurrent
The Walt Disney CompanyDirectorPrior
Tenet Healthcare CorporationDirectorPrior

Board Governance

  • Committee assignments: Chair, Compensation & Human Capital Management; Member, Governance & Sustainability .
  • Lead Independent Director: Served 2021–Jan 2025; succeeded by Christine A. Leahy as part of rotation policy .
  • Independence: Board determined all non-employee directors are independent .
  • Attendance: Board met 6 times in FY2024; all directors attended at least 85% of meetings and all attended the 2024 annual meeting .
  • Committee meeting cadence (FY2024): Audit & Risk (8), Compensation & HCM (5), Governance & Sustainability (5), Infrastructure & Finance (5) .

Fixed Compensation

Component (FY2024)AmountNotes
Annual retainer (cash)$120,000Cash+RSUs program; paid quarterly
RSUs (grant-date fair value)$190,0741,148 units granted on Mar 2024; vest quarterly; convert to shares upon Board departure
Committee Chair fee (Comp & HCM)$25,000Paid in cash or RSUs per election
Lead Independent Director fee (through Jan 2025)$35,000Transitioned out Jan 2025
Fees earned (cash)$180,000Includes role-based fees
Total (cash+stock)$370,074FY2024 director compensation total
  • Program design: Non-employee directors elect either cash+RSUs (target $310k) or RSUs-only ($310k); RSUs accrue dividend equivalents and vest quarterly in the fiscal year granted .

Performance Compensation

  • No performance-based elements are disclosed for non-employee directors; director equity consists of time-vested RSUs that vest quarterly and convert upon departure from the Board .

Other Directorships & Interlocks

CompanyPotential RelationshipNote
Apple Inc.Vendor/technology ecosystemBoard service disclosed; independence affirmed for non-employee directors at Target
Bank of AmericaFinancial servicesBoard service disclosed; no Target-related-party transaction reported for Lozano

Expertise & Qualifications

  • Senior leadership; marketing/brands; human capital; digital tools/data analytics; financial management; risk management; reputation management; sustainability & governance .
  • Biography emphasizes early digital transformation in media and oversight experience across audit, compensation, governance, risk, and ethics committees at other boards .

Equity Ownership

MetricValueDetail
Stock ownership guideline (Directors)5x annual cash retainerIncludes RSUs/PBRSUs at minimum payout and deferred equivalents
Ownership for guideline calculation20,197 sharesAs of Apr 9, 2025
Multiple of guideline16.4xExceeds requirement
Beneficial ownership (SEC definition)18,817 sharesIncludes shares issuable within 60 days; sole voting/investment power
Hedging/pledgingProhibited; in complianceApplies to Board members

Insider Trades (Form 4)

Transaction DateTypeUnitsPost-Transaction OwnershipSource
2025-03-12RSU award (A)1,84120,197
2024-03-13RSU award (A)1,14817,753

Governance Assessment

  • Strengths: Independent chairing of Compensation & HCM, prior Lead Independent Director service with robust responsibilities (meeting convening, CEO review, shareholder engagement); high attendance; exceeds ownership guideline (16.4x) aligning incentives; anti-hedging/anti-pledging compliance .
  • Pay oversight quality: Semler Brossy retained as independent consultant; comprehensive CD&A governance and clawback frameworks; strong say-on-pay support at 93.2% in 2024 indicating investor confidence in compensation governance .
  • Conflicts/related-party exposure: No related-party transactions disclosed involving Lozano; overall Board independence affirmed .

RED FLAGS: None disclosed specific to Lozano (no pledging, no related-party transactions, attendance solid). Monitor multi-board commitments per Target guidelines (≤4 public boards for non-CEO directors) and role rotations; Lozano’s current commitments (Target, Apple, Bank of America) appear within policy .